Lamjung District

Lamjung लमजुङ
—  District  —
Location of Lamjung
Country	Nepal
Region	Western (Pashchimanchal)
Zone	Gandaki
Area
• Total	1,692 km2 (653 sq mi)
Population (2001)
• Total	177,149
• Density	100/km2 (270/sq mi)
Time zone	NPT (UTC+5:45)
Main language(s)	nepali, gurung, magar
Website	Official website

Lamjung District(Nepali: लमजुङ जिल्ला Listen , a part of Gandaki Zone, is one of the seventy-five districts of Nepal, a landlocked country of South Asia. The district, with Besisahar as its district headquarters, covers an area of 1,692 km² and has a population (2001) of 177,149. Lamjung mainly consists of agricultural villages. The picture on the right is a scene taken in a village called "Kapur Gaun". CHESS Nepal is based in Lamjung District.

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  Annapurna II

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  River Marshyangdi

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  Hiletaksar Village

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  70 MegaWatt Middle Marshyangdi Hydro-power Dam (View from Gaunshahar

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  A Gurung kid playing traditional Nepalese wooden swing

Village Development Committees (VDCs)

Map of the VDCs in Lamjung District

• Archalebot
• Bahundanda
• Bajhakhet
• Balungpani
• Bangre
• Besisahar
• Bhansar
• Beklkoij9iui0osisahar
• Bhalakharka
• Bharte
• Bhoje
• Bhorletar
• Bhote wodar
• Bhujung
• Bhulbhule
• Bichaur
• Chakratirtha
• Chandisthan
• Chandreshwor
• Chiti
• Dhamilkuwa
• Dhodeni
• Dhuseni
• Dudhpokhari
• Duradanda
• Faleni
• Gauda
• Gaunsahar
• Ghanpokhara
• Ghermu
• Gilung
• Hiletaksar
• Ilampokhari
• Isaneshwor
• Jita
• Karapu
• Khudi
• Kolki
• Kunchha
• Maling
• Mohoriyakot
• Nalma
• Nauthar
• Neta
• Pachok
• Parewadada
• Pasagaun
• Puranokot
• Pyarjung
• Rangha
• Samibhanjyang
• Shree Manjyang
• Simpani
• Sindure
• Sundarbazar
• Suryapal
• Taghring
• Tandrang
• Tarku
• Tarkughat
• Udipur
• Uttarkanya

References

• Districts of Nepal at statoids.com