Tourism condition in Bhojpur district

Bhojpur is one of the seventy fine district of nepal. It is the part of the koshi zone. Bhojpur district is one of the landlock district of south Asia. This district is one of the famous and beautiful district. There are sixty eight village development committee in the Bhojjpur district.

The district, with Bhojpur as its district headquarters, covers an area of one thousand five hundred and five square kilometers and has a population (2001) oftwo lakh three hundred and eighteen. Traditionally, the inhabitants of this area have been the indigenous Rai ethnic group; the Newar ethnic group being the main people in the Bhojpur town. Bhojpur forms part of Majh Kirat (Middle Kirat). It is one of the richest districts in Nepal in biodiversity.

To the northern part of this district lies the beautiful small city of Dingla. Various hill castes, Brahmin (bahun in Nepali), Kshetriya (Chhettri in Nepali), and ethnic groups like Rai reside within this beautiful area. This is the place where rudraksha trees are grown naturally in the forest as well as individually on people's land. The religious leader, women's rights activist and poet Yogmaya Neupane was born in 1860 in Dingla.Champe is the other small town where people from surrounding villages come and sell their products. This happens every 15 days and is called Hatiya.

Balankha (Walangkha) is one of the growing towns in the southwest area of Bhojpur. Another town Ghoretar, southeast of Bhojpur, has been a center point of trade, education and administration for a long time. It is famous as Hatuwa Gadi "a powerful Fort of Kirat king Sunahang" in Kirat history.Balankha borders with neighboring Khotang district's Bopung village. Balankha is slowly emerging as another hub of education, communication, health and trade. The most distinctive thing about Balankha is its famous Chhongkha Chandi celebration. It is the Kirat Rai festival when Rais go to 'Chandi Than' at Dammarkhu village of Khotang (across the river Buwa Khola), pray for good harvest and rain. Then they flock back to the open space of Chandi bazar to dance and celebrate with great joy

There is many interesting place for tour and visit. The Aamtep is one of the village development committee in the Bhojpur district. It is the village development committee and part of the koshi zone of eastern Nepal. At the time of the 1991 Nepal census it had a population of three thousand one hundred and thirty six peoples are living in five hundred and thirty seven individual households. This village development committee is one of the enjoyful and interesting place.

Annapurna is also one of the village development committee in the Bhojpur district. This district is also one of the famous and beautiful village development committee in the Bhojpur district. It is also one of the part of Koshi zone. There are one thousand eight hundred and fifty six peoples are living and three hundred and sexty peoples are households by the census of 1991.

The bhojpur district is one of the middle level district. The all peoples are not educated in the Bhojpur district. So, they are going to be educated and develop in their area and we have to help them for develop the area.

Tourism condition in Morang

 Morang lies in the southern Tarai, or plains, of Eastern Nepal. Most of the land is taken up by rice and jute cultivation, though areas of sal forest remain along the northern part of the district where the plains meet the hills. A large amount of the forest was cleared in the last century, and in the process, many settlers migrated to the district from the hills and India. The Morang plains are one of the most culturally diverse regions in Nepal. The district neighbours India to the south, and the districts of Sunsari to the west and north, Jhapa to the east, and Dhankuta to the north east.

Most of the district is rural, though it is also home to Biratnagar, the 2nd largest city in Nepal after Kathmandu. Other minor towns include Urlabari, Biratchowk and Rangeli. It also boasts the largest industrial area in the whole country, expanding from Rani Mills Area to Duhabi River. Raghupati Jute Mills and Dhanawat Matches are among the nation's oldest industries.

Morang district is home to the historic Morang Campus and several other institutions of higher learning. The recent opening of Purvanchal University in Biratnagar, which offers graduate level courses in many disciplines of Arts and Liberal Sciences, is certain to make the place a college town as it attracts college graduates from most of the eastern part of the national.The name Morang is derived from the name of the Limbu King Mawrong Mung Hang,<ref: History of Limbuwan> who established Morang Kingdom in the beginning of seventh century. His capital and fort was at Rongli, present day Rangeli. Morang was then annexed to greater Limbuwan by King Uba hang in 849 CE and ruled until 1584 CE when Limbu King Sangla Ing made Morang independent and ruled from Varatappa situated east of Modern Bijaypur. The Ing Dynasty and followed by Sen dynasty then Khebang dynasty ruled Morang until 1774 CE. Morang name fell from use after the annexation of all the Kingdoms of Limbuwan including Morang by King Prithivi Narayan Shah of Gorkha. The last King of Morang was Buddhi Karna Raya Khebang, who ruled from Bijaypur near Dharan.

The Kingdom of Morang, until its annexation to the Gorkha Kingdom of King Prithivi Narayan Shah, comprised all the terai lands east of the Koshi River and west of the Mechi River.The name Morang came into use again after the shah kings divided the country into administrative districts and Morang was named after the old Morang Kingdom.The name Morang came into use again after the shah kings divided the country into administrative districts and Morang was named after the old Morang Kingdom.Morang District is a southeastern district of Nepal and has a diversity of cultures and religions. It has a long history dating from the ninth centuryMorang has been a hotbed of political activity throughout Nepal's recent history producing political stalwarts such as BP Koirala, Girija Prasada Koirala, Man Mohan Adhikari, Bharat Mohan Adhikari, Upendra Yadav amongst others. The district currently sends 9 members to the national legislature.

Tourism condition in Dolakha and Dhanusa

Dhanusa district is one of the famous district, which is located in Janakpur. Janakpur is the headquarter of Dhanusa district. The headquarter cavers an area of one thousand one hundred and eighty kilometer square and it had six lakh seventy one thousand three hundred and sixty four peoples by the census of 2001. It lies in the central development region of Nepal. Also famous as a cultural center, the city attracts many Hindu pilgrims during festivals from both Nepal and India. Janakpur is the headquarter of the district of Dhanusa. Dhanusa is the area of the Dr. Ram Baran Yadav. The Dhanusa’s peoples are mostly use the maithali language.

The major place for the visit in Dhanusa is Janakpur, where is many temples. During the last elections in April 2008 the district was divided in seven constituencies. It is also the home district of the first president of Nepal,Dr. Ram Baran Yadav, who contested and won the election from constituency five. As a political center of the region, it has prominent leaders lide bimalendra Nidhi from the Nepali congress, Ram Chandra jha and raghubir mahaseth from the CPN-UML and matrika yadav from the CPN- moist.

There ae one hundred five village development committee in the dhanusa district. Andupatti is one of the village development committee in the dhanusa district. There are two thousand eight hundred and fifty five peoples are living in this village development committee and five hundred thirty one peoples are householde by the census of 1981. Bafai os also one of the village development committee in the dhanusa district . it is one of the famous and beautiful village development committee. Threre are about twenty thousand peoples are living in this village.

Janakpur has six district, similarly Dolakha is also one of them. It is one of the famous and beautiful district. Charikot is the headquarter of the Dolakha. The headquarter covers an area of two thousand one hundred and ninety one square kilometers and it has two lakh four thousand two hundred and twenty nine peoples are living by the census of 2001. It is an ecstatic place with a strong religious affiliation. It is popular known amongst most Nepalese for the temple of Dolakha Bhimeshwor. The most astonishing fact about this temple is that the idol resembles three different Gods: the Bhimeshwor during morning the Mahadev during the day and the Narayan during the evening. The famous temple bhineshwor is located in the dolakha district in the dolakha bazaar. It is about five hundred kilometer far from the capital city of Nepal. There are five village development in the Dolakha district. So Aladmpu is one of them. It is most beautiful village. There is more then more Hindu peoples , so the this district is Hindu district.

Babre is also one of the village development committee in the dolakha district. It is one of the beautiful village development committee. At the time of 1991 Nepal census it had population of three hundred and ninety two peoples are living in this village.

Similarly bhedapu is one of the village development committee in the Dolakha district. It is also famous and beautiful village development committee. There are three thousand nine hundred and forty three peoples are living by the census of 1991 and seven hundred and sixty seven peoples are households. Bhimeshwor is also one of the village development committee in the Dolakha district. Where twenty one thousand nine hundred and sixteen peoples are living by the census of 1991. Bhirkot is one of the beautiful village development committee in the Dolakha district.

Many national or international peoples are visit and  enjoy in the Dolakha district.

Tourism condition in the Dhading district

Dhading is one of the district of nepal, it is part of the bagmnati zone. it is one of the beautiful district and it is one of the famous district. it is near eith the capital city of nepal. this district is one of therich district for the nautre. this district covers an area one thausand nine hundred and twenty six square kilometers. it had three lakh thirty eight thausand six hundred and fifty eihgt peoples are living by the census of 2001.

The western border with Gorkha is bisected by the "Budhi Gandaki" river and this river valley is a great entrance to the Himals of Gorkha (with views of the Ganesh range), not to mention one of the prettier rivers of Nepal. The towns of Salantar and Arun Ghat should get you pointed in the right direction.Dhading District, a part of Bagmati Zone, is one of the seventy-five districts of Nepal, a landlocked country of South Asia. The district, with Dhading Besi as its district headquarters, covers an area of 1,926km² and has a population (2001) of 338,658. The mountain range "Ganesh" is the predominated mountain range located within Dhading. All of the peaks are over 7,000 meters with some approaching 8,000. The 8,000+ meter mountain "Manaslu" is clearly visible from much of Dhading, although it is located within the bounds of Gorkha. The transnational "King Prithivi Highway" connecting Kathmandu and Pokhara runs through the southern portion of the district making for easy access too the Kathmandu valley. The road parallels the "Trishuli" River.Dhading is 80% farmland and 20% forest; unfortunately most of the protected forest is located near or next to the road which doesn't make for great trekking.

But, the western border with Gorkha is bisected by the "Buri Gandaki" river and this river valley is a great entrance to the Himals of Gorkha (with views of the Ganesh range), not to mention one of the prettier rivers of Nepal. The towns of Salantar and Arun Ghat should get you pointed in the right direction.The people of the district are primarily Bhramin and Chetri in the south and Tamang and Gurung in the north, with much of the center Newari. Gurkha route, the birth place of founder of Nepal King Prithivi Naryan Shah crosses through Dhading.The main rivers of the district are Trishuli river and Budhi Gandaki river.

 Budhi Gandaki separates the district from Gorkha district. There are 25 small rivers, the main being Charoudi, Malekhu, Galtukhola, Belkhukhola, Chirandikhola, Maheshkhola, Thopal, Manukhola, Kastekhola, Mastekhola, Surgandhi, Ankhusalyantar. Besides these, there are over 1743 smaller rivers, springs and seasonal streams.there are about fifty five village defvelopment commitee and town in the dhading district. it is also landlock district.The people of the district are primarily Brahmin and Chhetri in the south and Tamang and Gurung in the north, with much of the center Newari. The famous King Prithivi Naryan Shah/Gurkha route crosses through Dhading.

Tourism condition in bara districct

Bara district is one of the seventy five  district of Nepal a landlock country of south asia.  It is the part of the Narayani Zone. The Kalaiya is the headquarters of this district. It covers an area about one thausand one hundred and ninty squre  kilometers and it has 559,135 peoples are living by the cencus of 2001. Dudhaura and Bangari are the main revers of this district. This district is one of the district which is situated in near the border area of the India. Gamahariya is one of the village of the bara district which is situated in the near of the border area of the India.

This district is one of the extra district of Nepal. It is one of the beautiful dsitrict ofNepal. This district is rich for natural. Basically the main langauge spoken in bara are bhojpuri, bajjika, hindi-urdu, maithili, Nepali, etc. sinraungarh is the major part of the Bara district. There are about one hundred and eight town and village development committee in the Bara district.

Amarpatti is one of the village development committee in the bara dsitrict. It is one of the beautiful village decelopment committee in the bara dsitrict. It had the population of two thausand two hundred and one perso nare desiding in four hundred and thirty four individual households by the cencus of the 1991. Avab is also one of the village development committee in the Bara district. It is also one of the famous and beautiful village development committee. There are three thausand seven hundred and sexty  four peoples are living and six hundred and fifty nine peoples are households by the cencus of 1991. This village development committee is near with the amritganj and babuain village development committee.

Basically this district is best for natural. It is located in tha south asia side.

Tourism condition in chitwan

Chitwan is one of the seventy five district,  famous and beautiful district of Nepal. It is the part of the Narayani  Zone.  It is one of the landlock country of south asia. This district is the weastern part of Narayani Zone with Bharatpur. This is the seventh largest city of nepal is Bharatpur. The Bharatpur is the headquater of this district. The Chitwan district is covers an area of two thausand two hundred and eighteen square kilometer. It had four lakh sevent y two thausand and fourty eight peoples are living by the cencus of 2001. Bharatpur is commericial and service central south Nepal and merger sidtination for higher education, health care and transpotation of the region.

The distrit takes it’s name from the chitwan valley, one of Nepal’s Inner Terai valleys between the mahabharat and siwalik ranges, both considered foothills of the himalayas.

Narayangarh, on the band of the narayani river is the main town with numerous shopping zone where peoples come from all over the district and neighbouring district.

Now there are fourty village development committee and one sub-Metropolitan city bharatpur and a municipality Ratnanagar each of which has more than nine wards or urban areas.

Chitwan is one of the few remaining undisturbed vestiges of the teeai region, which formerly extended over the foothills of Nepal.

Chitwan is famous in Nepal because of its dominant production of mustard from which mustard oil is produced. Thes popularity of the mustard planation in chitwan is attributed to the predominant soil types of theplace. The soil in chitwan is mostly of the types silt. The silty nature of the soil is in turn attributed to the flooding over the ages in the past from the rivers like Gandaki. Chitwan is also profusely spotted with lands with soil type clay which are very good for use as rice fields. Other popular cash crops in the region aremaize and wheat. The soil there is also very good for growing various types of vegetables such as cabbage, potato, carrot etc.

At present Chitwan’s largest business area, Natayangarh is less accessible due to the movement of the main bus terminal due to the previous kings son’s anger with politics of the citizens of the city. This bus terminal is howrver no longer is use following a successful peoples movement in 2006. It is believed that Nepali leftist revolutonary lrader Prachanda spent his childhook and youth in Chitwan. Chitwan is adapting the new community movement south korean modes of development.

Chitwan is a particularly flora and fauna. Nepal’s first national park, the chitwan national park together with the adjacent Parsa wildlife Reserve support a species diversity much higher than any other on the Indian subcontinint. Rare species include bengal tiger, gharial and the world’s second largest population of assian rhinocers, bu also leopards, mugger, crocodile, indian rock python and several species of deer. The protected area are guarded by a battalion of the Nepal army and patrolled by seven anti poaching units das dhunga is a famous place in chitwan the peoples leader Madan Bhandari was killed there in an accident.

Tourism condition in Acham and Magdi district

This district is one of the district of Nepal. it is most beattiful district then other. it is the part of Seti zone or it is located in the seti zone. Mangalsen is the headquater of this district. here is  1,692 km² and has a population (2001) of 231,285 area.  It is one of the remotest districts of Nepal. It is accessible by automobile from kathmandu and nepalganj via a paved road that runs along the western border of Nepal from dhangadi. Mangalsen, the district headquarters, is eight hours walk from Sanfebagar - a town in Achham sporting a non-functional domestic airport. a seosanal rod is exists from the sanfebagar to mangalsen but it is block in this time during monsoon season. A bridge crosses the Budhi Ganga river in Sanfebagar allowing access during high water, a second bridge over the second river crossing is also under construction. During 2009/2010, the government of Nepal will be constructing a paved road connecting Sanfebagar to Mangalsen. The district is served by two hospitals, the government district hospital in Mangalsen and one recently opened in Bayalpata that is a collaboration between the government and the non-profit organization nyaya helth.

there is seventy eight village development in this district. babala is one of the village development of this district. it is one of the beautiful village development commitee in the achan district. according to the cencus of 1991 it has two thausand six hundred and twentu three population in the Acham district. the peoples are entirely hindu and five hundred and therty nine peoples ave house holds.

one thausand two hundred and fifty two peoples were illiterate , two hundred and fifty two male and one hundred and one female by trhe cencus of 2001. in 2001 eight hundred and five peoples are attending in the school, four hundred male and three hunred and fourty seven femel. but in july 2003 the village was affected hy landside and resulted in an acute shoetage of food. the flood displaced twelve families. the Nepal red cross society was sent in to peovided relief materials lide food, clooth, utensils and cash. a flook victin in babala reported to the kathmandu post.

jupu is also one of the village of acham district. it is also beautiful village development commitee. this village development commitee is rich for the natural. it had three thausand and ninty six population and it had six hundred and twinty eight house holds by the cencus of 1991. this district is lies on the two thausand and four hundred meter height level from the sea level. the village is enriched in diffrent culture like dashain festival they celebtates on theie own way.

therefore the Acham district is one of the beautiful district of nepl.
magdi district is one of the district of seventy five district. it is the part of dhaulagiri zone. it is one of the district of south asia and it si landlock dsitrict. beni is the headquater of this district. it covers an area tweo thausand two hundred and ninty seven square kilometer. there are one lakh forteen thausand four hundred and forty seven peoples are living in magdi district.there are forty one village development commitee in the magdi district. arman is one of the village development commitee in myagdi district in the Dhawalagiri Zone of western-central Nepal. At the time of the 1991 Nepal census it had a population of 3867 people living in 767 individual households. Arthunge is one of the village development commitee of magdi district. it is one of the beatutiful village development commitee ion the magdi district. lulang is one of the village dsevelopment commitee ion the magdi distrit. it is most beautiful villagedevelopment commirtee in the hole district. ther are one thausand one hundred and fifty eight peoples are living by the census of 1991 and two hundred and twenty two peoples are house holds.