Kavrepalanchok District

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Kavrepalanchok District (Template:Langx; Template:IAST3 Script error: No such module "IPA".) also known as Kavre is one of the seventy-seven districts of Nepal. The district, with Dhulikhel as its district headquarters, covers an area of Template:Cvt. It is a part of Bagmati Province and has a population of 364,039.[1]

Nepal's Information Technology Park is also located in this district.[2]

Geography and climate

Climate Zone[3] Elevation Range % of Area
Lower Tropical below 300 meters (1,000 ft)  0.1%
Upper Tropical 300 to 1,000 meters
1,000 to 3,300 ft.
23.6%
Subtropical 1,000 to 2,000 meters
3,300 to 6,600 ft.
65.3%
Temperate 2,000 to 3,000 meters
6,400 to 9,800 ft.
 9.6%

Demographics

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Ethnicity wise: Hill Janjatis were the largest group, making up 43% of the population. Tamangs were the largest Hill Janjatis, making up 34% of the population and Magars 4% of the population. Khas are the second largest group, making up 43% of the population. Newars were the third largest group, making up 13% of the population.[5]

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At the time of the 2021 census, 50.39% of the population spoke Nepali, 33.15% Tamang, 10.91% Nepal Bhasha, 1.62% Magar and 1.40% Danuwar as their first language.[6] In 2011, 50.5% of the population spoke Nepali as their first language.[7]

Religion in Kavrepalanchowk District (2021)[8]
Religion Percent
Hinduism
63.31%
Buddhism
33.89%
Christianity
2.11%
Other or not stated
0.69%

Administration

The district consists of 13 municipalities, out of which six are urban and seven rural municipalities. These are as follows:[9]

Rank Name Population (2021) Area (km2) Density (/km2) Major Neighbourhoods and Places
1 Banepa Municipality 67,690 54.60 Template:Density Chandeshwori, Sanga, Mahendrajyoti, Nala
2 Bethanchok Rural Municipality 14,959 101 Template:Density Dhunkharka, Chyamrangbesi, Chalal Ganeshsthan
3 Bhumlu Rural Municipality 15,678 91.49 Template:Density Jyamdi, Salle Bhumlu, Choubas, Dolalghat
4 Chauri Deurali Rural Municipality 14,076 97.85 Template:Density Majhi Feda, Kartike Deurali, Madan Kundari, Birtadeurali
5 Dhulikhel Municipality 33,726 54.62 Template:Density
6 Khani Khola Rural Municipality 12,201 131.7 Template:Density Phalametar, Salmechakala
7 Mahabharat Rural Municipality 16,079 186 Template:Density Gokule, Banakhu Chor
8 Mandandeupur Municipality 30,381 88.62 Template:Density
9 Namobuddha Municipality 26,160 102.4 Template:Density Methinkot
10 Panauti Municipality 51,504 118.2 Template:Density Indreswor
11 Panchkhal Municipality 35,521 102.9 Template:Density Palanchok, Koshidekha, Hokse Bazar
12 Roshi Rural Municipality 23,790 176.3 Template:Density Sipali, Walting, Bhimkhori
13 Temal Rural Municipality 16,957 88.85 Template:Density Narayansthan, Bolde, Parsel

Healthcare

The small health centers in many village development committees(VDCs) are without auxiliary health workers, Auxiliary Nurse Midwives (ANMs), and community health workers. As a consequence, people seeking emergency health assistance are forced to travel long distances to the district headquarters or Kathmandu, and may even end up dying without access to treatment. Many individuals still believe in Jhakri (shamans and diviners) and are reluctant to seek medical help.

PHASE Nepal,[10] an NGO, provides many health care facilities and training programs to Rayale,[11] a VDC of the Kavrepalanchok district. Currently, PHASE Nepal works on several projects in this district including community health and education, teacher training programmes, and hygiene and sanitation programmes.[11]

Tourism

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The Long Himalayan Gaurishankar range can be seen from Dhulikhel and the Sangaswoti Range. Kavrepalanchok is famous for short-circuit trekking in places like Dhungkharka-Narayanthan, Dhulikhel-Kavre-Namobuddha-Sankhu-Panauti-Banepa. Some places to visit here in Kavrepalanchok districts are: Saping Siddhi Ganesh Temple[14] Saping Mulkharka Bhimsenthan, Palanchok Bhagwati, Namobuddha, Dhulikhel, Gaukhureshwar, Hajar Sidhi (1000 Steps to Kali Devi Temple), Devisthan (where Kali Devi Temple is situated), Thulo Bangthali, Talu Dada view Tower, Gosainthan, Banepa, Khopasi, Pasthali, Balthali, Ladkeshwar Mahadev, Nepalthok, Patlekhet, Phulbari, Dapcha and many more.

Koshipari (i.e. east of Dolalghat/Sunkoshi River) has very good prospect in tourism field. There are many adventurous places such as Thulo Bangthali. Recently a new trail known as Sangaswoti range hills trail has been opened for hikers. Though the road network is still under development and a good paved road is lacking, Koshipari can certainly be used as the cycling spots. Once the condition of road is well constructed, this place will quickly be developed into many beautiful tourism spots. However, there are already homestays and lodges in Thulo Bangthali. Many travellers choose Laure-Bangthali trail to reach Shailung and Everest. The wild native forest in Bangthali area is rich in bio-diversity. More than 700 different kind of herbs are found in this jungle. Recently this place has been famous for bird watching and volunteering.

Saping Siddhi Ganesh
Saping Siddhi Ganesh Temple (Ramche) Kabhrepalanchok.

Religious places in Kabhrepalanchowk

Education

There are many private and governmental schools providing education to the secondary level within the district.[16]

Kathmandu University, located in Dhulikhel[17] is the third-oldest university in Nepal.

References

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External links

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