Separately, attempts to rescue two Italian climbers who went missing while attempting to scale the Panbari mountain in western Nepal are continuing.
Stefano Farronato and Alessandro Caputo were part of a three-man group that became stranded along with three local guides last week. The third member of the group, named in media reports as Velter Perlino, 65, has since been rescued.
Autumn is a popular season for trekkers and mountaineers in Nepal as weather conditions and visibility have tended to be better. However, the risk of severe weather and avalanches remains.
Last week, Cyclone Montha triggered heavy rain and snowfall across Nepal, stranding people in the Himalayas.
Two British and one Irish woman were among a group that had to be rescued after being trapped for several days in the western Mustang region.
Severe weather also left hundreds of hikers stranded near Mount Everest in October.