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The border between Nepal and China is largely defined by the Himalayas, the world's highest mountain range. This rugged, mountainous terrain makes it particularly vulnerable to natural disasters like flash floods and landslides, especially during monsoon seasons. The remote and challenging landscape also complicates rescue efforts and access to affected communities.
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