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Provinces of Nepal

Nepal is divided into 7 federal provinces — each with unique culture, geography, economy and investment opportunities.

Headquarters: Biratnagar

Koshi Province, named after the Koshi River, is situated in the eastern part of Nepal. It borders Tibet to the north and

Headquarters: Janakpur

Madhesh Province lies in the southern Terai plains of Nepal, bordering India. It is the most densely populated province

Headquarters: Hetauda

Bagmati Province is home to Nepal's capital Kathmandu and is the most developed province in the country. It includes the

Headquarters: Pokhara

Gandaki Province is renowned for its stunning natural beauty, including the Annapurna mountain range and Pokhara city —

Headquarters: Deukhuri

Lumbini Province is named after Lumbini, the birthplace of Gautama Buddha and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The province

Headquarters: Birendranagar

Karnali Province is the largest and least densely populated province in Nepal. It encompasses some of the most remote an

Headquarters: Godawari

Sudurpashchim Province occupies the far-western corner of Nepal, bordering both India and Tibet. It features Api Nampa C