尼泊尔拉苏瓦地区遭遇毁灭性洪灾，大量村民被疏散至加德满都，除了失去家园和财产外，当地藏传佛教社区的文化传承面临严峻威胁1。受灾者失去了古老的佛教寺院，这些寺院是在2015年地震后重建的1。国际救援组织Save the Children估计数千儿童需要人道主义援助1。
受灾民众对文化衰退的担忧尤为突出1。当地居民表示："我们不仅因为失去土地而无家可归——我们因为失去文化和传统而无家可归"1。由于年轻人城市外流已导致文化传承衰退，灾难加剧了这一问题1。受灾者特别担心孤儿无人传承传统文化，秋季佛教节日等关键实践可能失传1。尼泊尔拥有超过120个民族群体，各自保留着世代相传的不同语言、仪式和节日1，此次灾害对这一丰富的文化多样性构成了直接威胁1。
Devastating floods in Nepal's border region have displaced villagers from the Rasuwa area, forcing them to relocate to Kathmandu 1. Beyond the destruction of homes and property, survivors confront the erosion of their cultural heritage and traditional practices 1. The affected Tibetan Buddhist communities have lost ancient monasteries that were rebuilt following the 2015 earthquake, threatening centuries-old customs and spiritual practices 1.
The cultural toll extends particularly to the younger generation, as displacement accelerates urban migration that has already weakened the transmission of traditional knowledge 1. Tsering Sherpa articulated this broader displacement, stating: "We are not only homeless because we lost our land—we are homeless because we lost our culture and traditions" 1. According to Save the Children, thousands of children in the affected areas require humanitarian assistance 1. Survivors worry that orphaned children may grow up without knowledge of key cultural practices, including autumnal Buddhist festivals and other generational rituals that define their communities 1.
Nepal's ethnic diversity encompasses more than 120 distinct ethnic groups, meaning that the disaster threatens not only individual families but entire systems of languages, ceremonies, and celebrations passed down through generations 1. The displacement from Rasuwa represents a critical juncture for these marginalized communities, where physical relocation risks becoming permanent cultural disconnection.
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