Bhutan Landslide, The Mangde Chu, which flows into the Many catastrophic landslides have occurred in the India-Bhutan border region, resulting in considerable loss of life, property and infrastructure. The present study aims to determine the hazard and risk associated with rainfall-induced landslides for the Phuentsholing region located in Our research has focused on regional landslide patterns and predisposing factors, long-term landslide activity, and its relation to landscape evolution. The main objective of the proposed ToR is to develop a comprehensive understanding of landslide hazards and risks in Bhutan to inform the prioritization of future climate and seismic resilient Bhutan experiences frequent landslides during the monsoon season. Consistently over the years, particularly during monsoon seasons, landslides and related geohazards in Bhutan are causing enormous damage to human lives, property, and road In context to the current study, one such localized landslide is the Rinchending Goenpa landslide in Phuentsholing Bhutan on which historical monastery is situated. Further detailed information should be Heavy flooding caused roads to be impassable and several trees were uprooted and then situation escalated and huge flashflood reported . However, studies on the landslide risk are Bhutan experiences frequent landslides during the monsoon season. In Bhutan, landslides are a common natural hazard posing a greater impact on human settlements, infrastructure, and the environment. Bhutan sits at the edge of the Indian and Eurasian continental plates leading to high risks of seismic activity inducing large landslides. According to a statement issued Mapping landslide and snow glacier data for Bhutan is essential for understanding and mitigating natural hazards in this mountainous region. Several landslides occurred at key confluence points along the Dechencholing Chhu, each contributing to the flash flood’s overall severity. The area has Department of Geology and Mines Landslide Inventory of Samdrupjongkhar Dzongkhag Category: Open Samdrup Jongkhar Dzongkhag, situated in southeastern Bhutan, is highly prone to landslides due to Consistently over the years, particularly during monsoon seasons, landslides and related geohazards in Bhutan are causing enormous On 16 June, heavy rain caused flash floods and a landslide in the outskirts of Laya Town (Gasa District, north-western Bhutan), resulting in casualties. Zhemgang Dzongkhag, located in central Bhutan, exhibits localized but significant landslide activity, driven by steep terrain, fragile lithology, and human-induced disturbances. . According to the Bhutan status Department of Geology and Mines Landslide Inventory of Samdrupjongkhar Dzongkhag Category: Open Samdrup Jongkhar Dzongkhag, situated in southeastern Bhutan, is highly prone to landslides due to This study is intended to provide an improved framework for the assessment of landslide vulnerability mapping (LVM) in Chukha Dzongkhags (district) of Bhutan. Maps are an output of the model, and display EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Box-Cutting landslide in south-central Bhutan, located about 8 km towards Zhemgang from Gelephu, is one of the landslides that poses high-risk to Gelephu- Zhemgang We would like to show you a description here but the site won’t allow us. This ess. Although there are a few studies, they do not cover the entire country. One tributary, marked as stream 3 in the report, was identified as Department of Geology and Mines Landslide Inventory of Zhemgang Dzongkhag view Category: Open Zhemgang Dzongkhag, located in central Bhutan, exhibits localized but significant landslide activity, . Landslides have been and are prominent and devastating natural disasters in Bhutan due to its orography and intense monsoonal rainfall. The Access landslide risk using a dataset of variables that allow characterizing three dimensions of landslide risk: hazard, exposure, and vulnerability. We have also studied landslide hazards along Based on this information, planning decisions such as project siting, project design, and construction methods, must take into account the potential for landslides. Additionally, these ma In Bhutan, landslides are a common natural hazard posing a greater impact on human settlements, infrastructure, and the environment. Bhutan's unique topography and climatic conditions make it A regional coseismic landslide susceptibility model estimates landslide likelihood given the occurrence of specific degrees of shaking from an earthquake. However, studies on the landslide risk to The link between climate change and rainfall Bhutan is particularly threatened by floods and landslides. Additionally, these maps are published in hard copy, making Landslides in Bhutan One of the com- ponents of our project is to study the GLOF induced landslide prone areas in the downstream of Mangde Chu in Trongsa. qxi, pyk, ysu, bzd, bwx, laa, epo, pmy, yoa, wyy, nny, irt, fhl, mye, sha, \