Bhojpur District, Nepal

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Bhojpur district, a part of Kosi zone, is one of the seventy-five districts of Nepal, a landlocked country in South Asia.

The district, with Bhojpur as its district headquarters, covers an area of 1,507 sq km and has a population (2001) of 203,018. Traditionally, the inhabitants of this area have been the Rai ethnic group. Bhojpur 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 castes, Brahmin, Kshetriya, and more 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.


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Districts of Nepal

Achham District • Arghakhanchi District • Baglung District • Baitadi District • Bajhang District • Bajura District • Banke District • Bara District • Bardiya District • Bhaktapur District • Bhojpur District, Nepal • Chitwan District • Dadeldhura District • Dailekh District • Dang Deokhuri District • Darchula District • Dhading District • Dhankuta District • Dhanusa District • Dolkha District • Dolpa District • Doti District • Gorkha District • Gulmi District • Humla District • Ilam District • Jajarkot District • Jhapa District • Jumla District • Kailali District • Kalikot District • Kanchanpur District • Kapilvastu District • Kaski District • Kathmandu District • Kavrepalanchok District • Khotang District • Lalitpur District, Nepal • Lamjung District • Mahottari District • Makwanpur District • Manang District • Morang District • Mugu District • Mustang District • Myagdi District• Nawalparasi District• Nuwakot District • Okhaldhunga District • Palpa District • Panchthar District • Parbat District • Parsa District • Pyuthan District • Ramechhap District • Rasuwa District • Rautahat District • Rolpa District • Rukum District • Rupandehi District • Salyan District • Sankhuwasabha District • Saptari District • Sarlahi District • Sindhuli District • Sindhulpalchok District • Siraha District • Solukhumbu District • Sunsari District • Surkhet District • Syangja District • Tanahu District • Taplejung District • Terhathum District • Udayapur District •


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