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Namaste to those who have visited this WikiProject Nepal on Nepal, a WikiProject set up to better organize and present information in all articles related to Nepal. It is hoped that this project will help to focus the efforts of interested Wikipedians to improve all Nepal-related articles in order to make Wikipedia an excellent resource for Nepal-related information for all who visit. This page and its subpages as they develop contain suggestions on formatting and layout of articles, which can be discussed at the project's talk page. If you would like to help, simply add your name at the participants section and see the to-do list below for ideas of where to start. There's plenty of work to go around!

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Goals

Goals of this project are to provide improved coverage on subjects related to Nepal, by creating, expanding, and maintaining articles.

Article coordination, organization and collaborations
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Article categorization
Maintaining objectivity and neutral point-of-view in Nepal-related articles
This project group has developed features to help in managing its creative work

Scope

This project focuses on all pages related to Nepal. These should all be included in the Category:Nepal or one of its subcategories. We hope to provide detailed and organized coverage of the subjects related to Nepal.

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Assessment	(180)\|(2,147)
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Maps	(84)
Photographs	(378)
Nepal category tree

Article statistics
For detailed assessment statistics, see: (Index · Statistics · Log).
This list is generated automatically every morning around 3 am UTC (08:45 hrs NST).

Nepal articles by quality and importance
Quality	Importance
Quality	Top	High	Mid	Low	NA	Other	???	Total
FA		2		18				20
FL		1		5				6
FM					25			25
GA	2	4	3	108				117
B	17	36	43	133			9	238
C	19	57	121	547	1		69	814
Start	32	126	319	2,782	1	1	524	3,785
Stub	3	56	253	7,459			1,249	9,020
List	3	14	37	403	3		123	583
Category					4,056			4,056
Disambig					122			122
File					394			394
Portal					60			60
Project					44			44
Redirect		3	28	445	541			1,017
Template					486			486
NA					4			4
Other				8	74			82
Assessed	76	299	804	11,908	5,811	1	1,974	20,873
Unassessed			1	6			173	180
Total	76	299	805	11,914	5,811	1	2,147	21,053
WikiWork factors (?)		ω = 77,243			Ω = 5.52

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As of 22 April 2026, there are 26 featured articles and 117 good articles within the scope of WikiProject Nepal. This makes up 0.21% of all the articles on Wikipedia, 0.22% of all featured articles and lists, and 0.27% of all good articles. Including non-article pages, such as talk pages, redirects, categories, etc., there are 64,850 pages in the project.

Project divisions

Assessment (talk) - Our assessment department.
Categorization (talk) – Categorization of Nepal-related articles
Cities (talk – Cities, towns, villages and administrative districts
Physical geography (talk) – Regions, parks, climate, physical features
Culture (talk) – Music, art, icons, mass communication
People (talk) – includes Nepal natives and those residents who have shaped Nepal
Government (talk) – Governance, as well as national, regional, and local politics in relation to Nepal
History (talk) – history of Nepal
Transportation (talk) – Roads, trails and rails in and around Nepal
Infrastructures (talk) – Infrastructures in and Nepal
Books (talk) – Books written by Nepalis, in English, Nepali, and other languages.
Politics (talk) – Politics of Nepal related articles.

Article alerts

27 edits	Manang Marshyangdi Club
26 edits	APF F.C. (women)
19 edits	List of initiatives by Om Murti Anil
13 edits	Lalitpur, Nepal
13 edits	Lumbini Lions
12 edits	Puja Mahato
11 edits	ANFA Cup
11 edits	Narayan Gopal
9 edits	Football in Nepal
9 edits	Machhindra F.C.

These are the articles that have been edited the most within the last three days. Last updated 27 August 2025 by HotArticlesBot.

Categories for discussion

22 Apr 2026 – Category:Ambassadors of Switzerland to Nepal (talk · edit · hist) was CfDed by LaundryPizza03 (t · c); see discussion
19 Apr 2026 – Category:Ambassadors of the Netherlands to Nepal (talk · edit · hist) was CfDed by AusLondonder (t · c); see discussion
19 Apr 2026 – Category:Ambassadors of Nepal to Venezuela (talk · edit · hist) was CfDed by AusLondonder (t · c); see discussion
19 Apr 2026 – Category:Ambassadors of Nepal to Malta (talk · edit · hist) was CfDed by AusLondonder (t · c); see discussion
19 Apr 2026 – Category:Ambassadors of Nepal to New Zealand (talk · edit · hist) was CfDed by AusLondonder (t · c); see discussion
19 Apr 2026 – Category:Ambassadors of Nepal to Mongolia (talk · edit · hist) was CfDed by AusLondonder (t · c); see discussion
19 Apr 2026 – Category:Ambassadors of Nepal to Luxembourg (talk · edit · hist) was CfDed by AusLondonder (t · c); see discussion
19 Apr 2026 – Category:Ambassadors of Nepal to North Korea (talk · edit · hist) was CfDed by AusLondonder (t · c); see discussion
19 Apr 2026 – Category:Ambassadors of Nepal to Indonesia (talk · edit · hist) was CfDed by AusLondonder (t · c); see discussion
19 Apr 2026 – Category:Ambassadors of Nepal to Cambodia (talk · edit · hist) was CfDed by AusLondonder (t · c); see discussion

(5 more...)

Templates for discussion

09 Apr 2026 – Template:Nepalese National Assembly elections (talk · edit · hist) TfDed by Gonnym (t · c) was closed; see discussion

Files for discussion

18 Apr 2026 – File:Raiders of the Lost Ark Theatrical Poster.jpg (talk · edit · hist) (on Raiders of the Lost Ark) was FfDed by Kailash29792 (t · c); see discussion

Good article nominees

04 Apr 2026 – Nepal Premier League (talk · edit · hist) was GA nominated by Elison Pokhrel (t · c); see discussion

Articles to be split

31 Aug 2024 – Angika (talk · edit · hist) is proposed for splitting by Snowman304 (t · c); see discussion
24 Oct 2023 – Chabahil (talk · edit · hist) is proposed for splitting by Redtigerxyz (t · c); see discussion

Articles for creation

17 Apr 2026 – Draft:Phuyal (talk · edit · hist) has been submitted for AfC by Qwerfjkl (bot) (t · c)
08 Apr 2026 – Draft:Sahara Sharma (talk · edit · hist) has been submitted for AfC by ArzonaKadel (t · c)
04 Apr 2026 – Draft:Umakanta Gautam (talk · edit · hist) has been submitted for AfC by ~2026-20830-34 (t · c)
03 Apr 2026 – Draft:Everest Rescue Fraud (talk · edit · hist) has been submitted for AfC by EquaMentis (t · c)
31 Mar 2026 – Draft:Barkati Jame Masjid, Narayangarh (talk · edit · hist) has been submitted for AfC by Npac2025 (t · c)
18 Mar 2026 – Draft:Mahesh Kumar Shrestha (talk · edit · hist) has been submitted for AfC by Nepalnews12 (t · c)
21 Feb 2026 – Draft:Deepak Bajracharya (talk · edit · hist) has been submitted for AfC by Nirjal stha (t · c)
undated – Draft:Kumari (2026 Nepali Film) (talk · edit · hist) has been submitted for AfC
undated – Draft:Nima Kanchha Sherpa (talk · edit · hist) has been submitted for AfC

Recognized content

FA-Class: 20
A-Class: 0
GA-Class: 117
B-Class: 238
C-Class: 814
Start-Class: 3,785
Stub-Class: 9,019
FL-Class: 6
List-Class: 583

This is a list of recognized content, updated weekly by JL-Bot (talk · contribs) (typically on Saturdays). There is no need to edit the list yourself. If an article is missing from the list, make sure it is tagged (e.g. {{WikiProject Nepal}}) or categorized correctly and wait for the next update. See WP:RECOG for configuration options.

Featured articles

Former featured articles

Featured lists

Good articles

Former good articles

Featured pictures

Aerial View of Peaks of Khumbu, Ngozumpa Glacier and Gokyo Lakes (crop)
Ashta-Matrika
Bos grunniens at Letdar on Annapurna Circuit
Cholatse Peak, Nepal, Himalayas
Crowning Tribhuvan of Nepal (1911) (restoration)
Dense fog over Indian Subcontinent
Everest North Face toward Base Camp Tibet Luca Galuzzi 2006 edit 1
Everest-3D-Map-Type-EN
Ganges Delta ESA22274217
Head of Bhairava - MET DP307219
Himalayan Monal at Sagarmatha National Park, Nepal
Himalayas, Ama Dablam, Nepal
Himalayas
Indian rhinoceros (Rhinoceros unicornis) 4
King Girvan Yuddhavikram Shah (1797-1816) (restoration)
Legal hashish shop in Kathmandu, Nepal in 1973
Milvus migrans -Kathmandu, Nepal-444
Mount Everest as seen from Drukair2 PLW edit
Nuptse, Nepal, Himalayas
Pumori, Nepal, Asia
Rhesus macaque (Macaca mulatta mulatta), male, Gokarna
Sadou Kathmandu 04 04
Shiva as the Lord of Dance LACMA edit
Sir Chandra Shumsher Jang Bahadur Rana (restoration)
Sister lighting traditional lamp during Tihar festival (edited)

Former featured pictures

An Iconic Photograph of 1990 Nepalese revolution

Main page featured articles

Buddhism (2004-04-06)
Hinduism (2004-04-24)
History of Buddhism (2004-11-24)
Sikkim (2005-04-07)
Nepal (2006-09-28)
Ganesha (2007-12-30)
Gangtok (2009-08-20)
Darjeeling (2009-11-06)
Iravan (2010-05-28)
Boletus edulis (2011-05-23)
Ahalya (2012-05-22)
Phallus indusiatus (2013-05-10)
Ramaria botrytis (2013-10-01)
Tintin in Tibet (2014-10-16)
Przevalski's nuthatch (2015-02-01)
Astraeus hygrometricus (2017-10-24)
Yellowhammer (2017-12-05)
Turbinellus floccosus (2019-12-31)
Pacific swift (2020-02-04)
Raiders of the Lost Ark (2021-08-29)
Indian roller (2021-09-02)
Red panda (2022-06-28)
South Asian river dolphin (2023-10-24)
Black-necked grebe (2024-03-17)
Russet sparrow (2025-06-17)

In the News articles

2006 Nepalese revolution (2006-05-22)
Nepalese Civil War (2006-11-22)
Emblem of Nepal (2006-12-31)
Politics of Nepal (2007-12-26)
2008 Nepalese Constituent Assembly election (2008-04-27)
Nepal (2008-05-28)
2008 Nepalese presidential election (2008-07-21)
2008 Indian floods (2008-08-11)
Jigme Khesar Namgyel Wangchuck (2008-11-06)
Pushpa Kamal Dahal (2009-05-04)
Apa Sherpa (2009-05-21)
Madhav Kumar Nepal (2009-05-23)
Slender-billed vulture (2009-08-07)
Gadhimai festival (2009-11-25)
Hijra (South Asia) (2009-12-24)
Girija Prasad Koirala (2010-03-21)
Jhala Nath Khanal (2011-02-05)
2011 Sikkim earthquake (2011-09-19)
2013 North India floods (2013-06-19)
Maya Devi Temple, Lumbini (2013-11-27)
2014 Mount Everest ice avalanche (2014-04-19)
2014 Nepal snowstorm disaster (2014-10-20)
Surya Bahadur Thapa (2015-04-21)
April 2015 Nepal earthquake (2015-04-25)
May 2015 Nepal earthquake (2015-05-12)
Bidya Devi Bhandari (2015-10-30)
Sushil Koirala (2016-02-10)
Tara Air Flight 193 (2016-02-24)
Junko Tabei (2016-10-24)
2017 South Asian floods (2017-09-04)
US-Bangla Airlines Flight 211 (2018-03-12)
Vijayadashami (2018-10-20)
Jayanendra Chand Thakuri (2020-06-02)
Madhav Prasad Ghimire (2020-08-20)
Chhetan Gurung (2020-09-12)
Ang Rita Sherpa (2020-09-22)
Ujwal Thapa (2021-06-04)
Sher Bahadur Deuba (2021-07-14)
Uttam Nepali (2021-07-22)
Tara Air Flight 197 (2022-06-01)
Satya Mohan Joshi (2022-10-18)
2022 Nepalese general election (2022-12-30)
Yeti Airlines Flight 691 (2023-01-15)
Thubten Zopa Rinpoche (2023-04-20)
Rambahadur Limbu (2023-04-28)
2023 Nepal earthquake (2023-11-05)
K. P. Sharma Oli (2024-07-16)
2024 Nepal floods (2024-09-30)
2025 Tibet earthquake (2025-01-07)
2025 Nepalese Gen Z protests (2025-09-10)
Sushila Karki (2025-09-14)
Nam Singh Thapa (2026-01-09)
Bishwa Bandhu Thapa (2026-02-17)
2026 Nepalese general election (2026-03-11)

Picture of the day pictures

Himalayas (2004-10-25)
Legal hashish shop in Kathmandu, Nepal in 1973 (2006-03-25)
Everest North Face toward Base Camp Tibet Luca Galuzzi 2006 edit 1 (2008-12-02)
Sadou Kathmandu 04 04 (2008-12-04)
Milvus migrans -Kathmandu, Nepal-444 (2012-02-02)
Shiva as the Lord of Dance LACMA edit (2012-11-05)
Mount Everest as seen from Drukair2 PLW edit (2013-06-02)
Bos grunniens at Letdar on Annapurna Circuit (2014-02-23)
Dense fog over Indian Subcontinent (2014-03-21)
Indian rhinoceros (Rhinoceros unicornis) 4 (2021-09-20)
Everest-3D-Map-Type-EN (2022-06-21)
Rhesus macaque (Macaca mulatta mulatta), male, Gokarna (2023-03-12)
Sir Chandra Shumsher Jang Bahadur Rana (restoration) (2023-04-25)
Head of Bhairava - MET DP307219 (2023-05-28)
King Girvan Yuddhavikram Shah (1797-1816) (restoration) (2023-06-09)
Himalayas, Ama Dablam, Nepal (2023-06-25)
Ashta-Matrika (2023-08-15)
An Iconic Photograph of 1990 Nepalese revolution (2023-09-20)
Crowning Tribhuvan of Nepal (1911) (restoration) (2023-12-11)
Cholatse Peak, Nepal, Himalayas (2024-12-21)
Pumori, Nepal, Asia (2025-02-21)
Sister lighting traditional lamp during Tihar festival (edited) (2025-10-21)
Nuptse, Nepal, Himalayas (2025-12-27)

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This is a list of recognized content, updated weekly by JL-Bot (talk · contribs) (typically on Saturdays). There is no need to edit the list yourself. If an article is missing from the list, make sure it is tagged (e.g. {{WikiProject Nepal}}) or categorized correctly and wait for the next update. See WP:RECOG for configuration options.

... that the dharma wheel of Buddhism represents the collective teachings known as the dharma? (2004-03-17)
... that the Zhang Zhung culture of Tibet is the source of the Bön religion? (2004-04-08)
... that there are fewer than 2000 Indian Rhinoceroses left in the wild? (2004-07-11)
... that an Indian rhinoceros, sent as a gift to Pope Leo X in 1515, was immortalised as Dürer's Rhinoceros after dying in a shipwreck? (2024-02-29)
... that the History of Buddhism includes a century of Greco-Buddhist interaction, primarily around Bactria? (2004-09-04)
... that the Long-tailed Broadbill is the only bird in the genus Psarisomus? (2004-11-27)
... that a major milestone in the decline of Buddhism in India came in 1193 when the great university at Nalanda was destroyed by Turkish Muslim raiders? (2005-01-02)
... that Wai-Wai is a popular noodle-like snack in Nepal, Sikkim and in northern parts of West Bengal? (2005-01-06)
... that the Chicken's Neck is a narrow strip of land 24 km in width connecting India to its north-eastern states? (2005-01-17)
... that the Gurkha Contingent of the Singapore Police Force is the world's only police department outside of Nepal to be comprised of Gurkhas, and it is currently the only military or police unit in Singapore to be headed by a Briton? (2005-10-18)
... that Chandra Prakash Mainali, who led an armed Maoist revolt in eastern Nepal in 1971, later served as Minister of Local Development in 1994-95? (2006-04-06)
... that the shortest binomial name of a species is Ia io, which belongs to the Great Evening Bat? (2006-05-13)
... that the noble rhubarb (pictured) of the frigid, sunburnt Himalaya creates its own protective greenhouse with ultraviolet-blocking panels? (2006-06-14)
... that the Nepalese communist leader Ruplal Bishvakarma, who introduced the current Maoist leader Prachandra to militant politics in the 1970s, opposed Prachandra's plans for an armed uprising in 1994? (2006-08-18)
... that the Himalayan Brown Bear is considered the source of the legend of the Yeti? (2006-10-05)
... that Channa, a charioteer of Prince Siddhartha, became a bhikkhu upon his master's attainment of buddhahood? (2006-11-06)
... that Nepalese politician Radha Krishna Mainali, once a communist revolutionary and a political prisoner for 16 years, was appointed Minister of Education & Sports by King Gyanendra after the king's seizure of power in February 2005? (2007-01-05)
... that sixteen people were killed during a general strike in Nepal in 1992, an incident that contributed to the breakout of a civil war four years later? (2007-01-06)
... that Anuruddha, one of the leading five disciples of Gautama Buddha, was his cousin? (2007-04-07)
... that the staff of the mayor of Mirik, West Bengal vowed to spend a month's salary in SMS voting for Indian Idol contestant Prashant Tamang, the first finalist of Nepalese descent? (2007-07-06)
... that Buddhist monk Ekai Kawaguchi was the first Japanese citizen to travel to Nepal? (2007-09-17)
... that at the peak of the 1979 student protests in Nepal, radicals tried to humiliate moderate student leaders by painting their faces black, garlanding them with shoes, and parading them on a push-cart through the streets of Kathmandu? (2007-09-22)
... that Nanda, the half-sister of Gautama Buddha, went on to be the foremost nun in the practice of jhana? (2007-10-31)
... that it is unclear whether Gungsrong Gungtsen ever ruled Tibet, although he was the only known son of the first Tibetan emperor, Songtsän Gampo? (2007-12-03)
... that according to Hindu mythology, the Tandava, a vigorous dance by Hindu god Shiva (pictured), is the source of the cycle of creation, preservation and dissolution of the universe? (2007-12-18)
... that some Tibetans once thought Britain’s Queen Victoria was a reincarnation of Palden Lhamo, the wrathful deity considered to be the principal Protectress of Tibet? (2007-12-22)
... that the Nepalese Maoist Newar National Liberation Front sponsored the 'Miss Newa' beauty pageant despite having previously demonstrated against it? (2008-01-14)
... that the scientific name of the vase-shaped forest fungus Gomphus floccosus (pictured) means 'woolly plug'? (2008-02-16)
... that Hugh Ruttledge led the 1933 Mount Everest expedition on which Andrew Irvine's ice axe was discovered? (2008-03-06)
... that Bhanbhagta Gurung returned to his farm in Nepal in 1946, after receiving a Victoria Cross for his actions while serving with the 3rd Battalion of the 2nd Gurkha Rifles in Burma? (2008-03-09)
... that Chamunda (pictured), a fearsome aspect of the Hindu Divine Mother, was worshipped by ritual human and animal sacrifices along with offerings of wine? (2008-03-14)
... that nationalists seek a Greater Nepal that extends into Uttar Pradesh, Himachal Pradesh, Uttarakhand and Sikkim in India? (2008-04-16)
... that Camling is an ancient and endangered Kiranti language, spoken by only about 10,000 people in eastern Nepal, Bhutan and India? (2008-04-17)
... that although spoken by less than 18,686 people, the Kulung language has eight dialects and covers the "Mahakulung" ethno-linguistic area? (2008-04-23)
... that the 1999 Chamoli earthquake in India, in which 103 people died, was also felt in the Baitadi, Dadeldhura and Kanchanpur districts in Nepal? (2008-05-17)
... that the new Maoist-led government seeks to scrap Nepal's 1950 treaty with India, which sought to build strong Indo-Nepal relations to counter perceived threats from China? (2008-05-20)
... that China sought to strengthen Sino-Nepalese relations by supplying arms to the Nepalese monarchy against the country's Maoist insurgents? (2008-06-05)
... that Pakistan established bilateral relations with Nepal in 1962-63 and agreed to provide free trade access and transport facilities to Nepal at the Chittagong Port? (2008-06-09)
... that Hygrocybe coccinea (pictured) is a bright red edible mushroom that grows in the grasslands of Europe and under Rhododendron in Nepal? (2008-07-03)
... that the former general secretary of the Communist Party of Nepal, Keshar Jung Rayamajhi, turned royalist and became chairman of Nepal's Royal Privy Council? (2008-07-11)
... that Nara Bahadur Karmacharya is the sole surviving founding member of the Communist Party of Nepal? (2008-07-12)
... that the Proletarian Revolutionary Organisation of Nepal proposed a synthesis of Buddhism and Maoism in 1977? (2008-07-13)
... that in the 1981 Nepalese national election, one candidate was elected with just 3,137 votes, less than ten percent of what the top candidate received? (2008-07-29)
... that according to Hindu mythology, the "first king" Prithu chased the Earth in the form of a cow (pictured), who eventually agreed to yield her milk as all the world's grain and vegetation? (2008-07-29)
... that although male Kashmir Gray Langurs are usually protective of infants, they sometimes engage in infanticide? (2008-08-09)
... that parts of the veiled stinkhorn Phallus indusiatus have been consumed by lifeforms as diverse as bees, flies, Chinese diplomats and Henry Kissinger? (2008-08-18)
... that Maoist rebels and Nepali government forces engaged in four attacks in Sandhikharka between 2002 and 2005? (2008-08-30)
... that pollution has risen in the Sundarijal reservoir in Nepal due to large numbers of tourists who crowd the area every weekend? (2008-10-13)
... that, during the 1924 British Mount Everest Expedition, Edward Norton set a world record for climbing height that stood until 1952? (2008-12-09)
... that having observed the four sights as a young prince, Gautama Buddha (statue pictured) realized the sufferings in life and started an ascetic life against his father's wish? (2009-05-02)
... that in an annual festival in Koovagam, India, eunuchs and transvestites ritually marry the Hindu god Aravan (statue pictured)? (2009-05-17)
... that the 1994 Nepalese legislative election saw the first democratically elected communist government in Asia come to power? (2009-05-24)
... that the false earthstar in the fungal family Astraeaceae (pictured) can open and close its rays in response to changes in humidity? (2009-07-02)
... that Kirātārjunīya, a Sanskrit poem by Bharavi, is known both for its depth and its wordplay, including a symmetric verse that reads the same forward, backward, horizontally and vertically? (2009-09-05)
... that the Election Commission of Nepal oversaw approximately 10,000 polling places, 10,000 candidates, and 234,000 election workers during voting for the Nepalese Constituent Assembly? (2009-09-07)
... that on Sarvapitri amavasya (today), Hindus offer food to the ancestors, who are believed to accept the offering through a crow? (2009-09-18)
... that Disciotis venosa, Hygrophorus subalpinus, Mycena overholtsii, Plectania nannfeldtii, Ramaria botrytis, and Clitocybe glacialis (pictured) are all mushrooms that grow in or near snowbanks? (2009-10-14)
... that Pushkar Fair—the largest camel fair in Asia—commenced on Kartik Ekadashi (29 Oct) and will end today on Kartik Poornima? (2009-11-02)
... that according to Hindu mythology, Ila was cursed to change his/her gender every month? (2009-11-09)
... that Nepal's capital Kathmandu only had one restaurant in 1955? (2010-01-01)
... that the Hindu mythical beast Sharabha (pictured, god Shiva as Sharabha), described as mightier than the lion and elephant, is included in the list of edible animals in the Mahabharata? (2010-01-29)
... that when the Russet Sparrow (pictured) and the House Sparrow breed in the same hill station, the House Sparrow prefers bazaars and the Russet Sparrow "more up market" houses? (2010-02-06)
... that the Hindu goddess Varahi (statue pictured) is worshipped only in the night according to secretive Vamamarga Tantric practices? (2010-02-07)
... that the self-decapitated Hindu goddess Chinnamasta (pictured) standing on a copulating couple signifies that life, death and sex are interdependent? (2010-03-02)
... that Tengboche Monastery (pictured) is the largest gompa in the Khumbu region of Nepal? (2010-03-07)
... that the Hindu widow goddess Dhumavati (pictured) is offered liquor, meat, cigarettes and bhang, an intoxicating hashish drink? (2010-03-11)
... that the erotic Indian classical dance Mohiniattam is named after the seductress supreme of Hindu mythology – Mohini (pictured), the female avatar of the male god Vishnu? (2010-03-22)
... that Manaslu (pictured) is the eighth highest mountain in the world, located in the Mansiri Himal, part of the Nepalese Himalayas, in the west-central part of Nepal? (2010-04-20)
... that the demon Kabandha (pictured), from the Hindu epic Ramayana, is described to be as big as a mountain, without a head and with eight mile long arms? (2010-04-29)
... that about one million people were affected by floods in the Kamala and other rivers in northern Bihar in India in 2003? (2010-05-13)
... that Charles Cornwallis, during his governorship in India, refused to blame General William Medows for his performance in the 1792 Siege of Seringapatam? (2010-05-22)
... that Tenzing Norgay, the first man to reach the summit of Mount Everest with Sir Edmund Hilary, was once sent to Tengboche Monastery in Tengboche (pictured) to be a monk? (2010-06-03)
... that reliable water flow from the Sun Kosi, in mountainous Nepal, is proposed to be diverted through a 16.6 kilometres (10.3 mi) tunnel to the Kamala River for irrigation and other purposes? (2010-06-04)
... that the Eastern Great Egret (pictured) has a neck one and a half times as long as its body? (2010-06-15)
... that the bark of the Himalayan Birch was once used as paper for writing Sanskrit texts (pictured)? (2010-06-17)
... that according to Ramayana adaptations, Mandodari – the wife of the ten-headed demon Ravana – was the mother of Sita, whose kidnapping by Ravana would lead to his doom? (2010-06-19)
... that originally described as the Lord of thieves, Kubera (pictured) is now worshipped as the Hindu god of wealth and the regent of the North? (2010-07-18)
... that Nepalese communist politician Narayan Man Bijukchhe has won a parliamentary seat in every national election since the 1990 Jana Andolan? (2010-07-27)
... that many sex positions derive their Sanskrit names from that of the Hindu goddess of sexual pleasure – Rati (pictured with her husband, the lovegod Kama)? (2010-08-05)
... that the freshwater snail Indoplanorbis exustus (pictured) transfers veterinarily important parasites, including the fluke Schistosoma spindale? (2010-08-06)
... that the Banglabandha inland port is aimed at increasing trade between Bangladesh and Nepal, India, and Bhutan? (2010-09-16)
... that in retaliation for Nepal recognising Bangladesh in 1971, Pakistan broke off its ties with Nepal? (2010-09-18)
... that the status of Bhutanese refugees located in seven U.N.-run camps in Nepal is a major issue affecting Bhutan–Nepal relations? (2010-09-28)
... that extracts of the red volva Amanita can cause high blood sugar in mice? (2010-10-26)
... that the Jew's Ear is an edible reminder of a suicide? (2010-10-31)
... that in various regions in India, a haunting bhoot can be thwarted using water, steel or iron objects, or the scent of burnt turmeric? (2010-10-31)
... that Kamadhenu (pictured), "the mother of all cows", was born from the burp or the vomit of a deity, according to some Hindu scriptures? (2010-11-22)
... that a de Havilland Canada DHC-6 Twin Otter crashed five minutes after taking off from Lamidanda Airport, Nepal, last month? (2011-01-11)
... that Nepal's first public bus service was founded in 1959 by Karuna Ratna Tuladhar and his brother? (2011-01-30)
... that Nepal Transport Service, founded in 1959, was the first Nepalese public bus line? (2011-02-25)
... that Tamil devotional poetry describes how clothes of married women slipped off at the sight of the Hindu god Shiva appearing in the form of a naked beggar (pictured)? (2011-04-23)
... that according to Hindu mythology, the god-king Indra was cursed with having a thousand vagina marks on his body for having extra-martial sex with Ahalya (pictured)? (2011-05-22)
... that the Hindu deity Vaikuntha Kamalaja is depicted half-female? (2011-06-19)
... that according to the Hindu epic Ramayana, Jaya gave birth to fifty magical divine weapons? (2011-08-05)
... that the Nepalese Chamber of Commerce, Lhasa, formed in 1943, was the first chamber of commerce established by Nepalese traders in Tibet? (2011-08-07)
... that the taboo offering of a cloth stained with menstrual blood to the Hindu goddess Matangi (pictured) is thought to grant the ability to attract a mate? (2011-09-21)
... that the world's highest webcam is capable of streaming live HD video of the summit of Mount Everest? (2011-10-11)
... that the British scholar Percy Brown was one of the earliest pioneers who wrote on Indian and Buddhist architecture? (2012-04-28)
... that after Francys Arsentiev died while climbing Mount Everest, it was nine years before her frozen, preserved body could be moved from beside the main route to the summit? (2012-05-29)
... that Pragyananda Mahasthavir was the first Theravada Buddhist monk wearing yellow robes to be seen in Kathmandu since the 14th century? (2012-05-30)
... that a new election will be held to choose the Nepalese Constituent Assembly to draft a constitution following the previous one's failure? (2012-06-09)
... that between 1591 and 1611, Garhwal repelled seven incursions by Kumaon, eventually defeating King Laxmi Chand of Kumaon and taking his capital? (2012-07-25)
... that in some portrayals of the marriage of the Hindu deities Shiva and Parvati, their yet-unborn sons are depicted? (2012-09-02)
... that as per Hindu beliefs, people who have sex with animals are tortured in Hell after death (pictured)? (2012-11-02)
... that the South Tibetan Detachment inserted the Greater Himalayan Crystalline complex between the Lesser Himalayan Sequence and the Tethyan Himalayan Sequence? (2012-11-19)
... that the marriage of the Tulsi plant to the god Vishnu inaugurates the Hindu wedding season? (2012-12-13)
... that in the Hindu epic Ramayana, Maricha assumed the form of a golden deer studded with gems to facilitate the kidnapping of the heroine? (2012-12-22)
... that news of the conquest of Everest by Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay (pictured) came to the outside world by a runner bearing a coded message? (2012-12-26)
... that the Hindu scriptures describe how a boar (pictured) rescued the earth, which had been kidnapped and hidden in the primordial waters? (2013-01-18)
... that the tale of the Great Flood and the Ark is also told in Hinduism? (2013-01-21)
... that each of the five heroines (pictured) from Hindu epics, venerated as exemplary chaste women, is recorded to have "known" at least one man other than her husband? (2013-02-17)
... that the first Philippine expedition to Mount Everest was compared to "putting a Filipino on the Moon"? (2013-02-25)
... that climate change threatens the flora and fauna of the Sacred Himalayan Landscape, including the endangered snow leopard? (2013-02-28)
... that the Terai Arc Landscape has one of the highest densities of Bengal tigers in the world? (2013-03-02)
... that Nepalese politician and conservationist Harka Gurung was honoured with a memorial football tournament after his death in a helicopter crash? (2013-03-15)
... that Ram Raja Prasad Singh was sentenced to death in absentia following the Nepal bombings in 1985? (2013-05-18)
... that the Hindu god Krishna is described as having eight chief queens (pictured with Krishna) – Rukmini, Satyabhama, Jambavati, Kalindi, Mitravinda, Nagnajiti, Bhadra and Lakshmana – and 16,000 other wives headed by Rohini? (2013-05-25)
... that in the wildlife of Nepal, Rhododendron is the most widely found national flower of the country and its red flower, known locally as Lal Guran, forms the wreath round the national symbol? (2013-06-08)
... that some versions of the Ramayana narrate that the demon Ravana abducts an illusionary double of Sita, rather than the real one? (2013-06-26)
... that the large-eared pika lives in high mountains and is listed by the IUCN as "Least Concern" while the Helan Shan pika is restricted to a single mountain and is listed as "Critically Endangered"? (2013-08-30)
... that Nag Panchami is a traditional worship of snakes observed by Hindus throughout India and also in Nepal? (2013-09-17)
... that newborn Hodgson's bats are about 2.15 centimetres (0.85 in) long and start to fly in their third week of life? (2013-09-27)
... that on April 1, 1986, Nepalese communist rebels attacked police stations, trying to start a popular uprising? (2013-10-21)
... that former Minister of Industries Keshab Prasad Badal was a leader of the Proletarian Revolutionary Organisation, Nepal in the 1970s? (2014-02-26)
... that when Nimdoma Sherpa summited Mount Everest at the age of 16, she became the youngest woman to do so at the time? (2014-04-28)
... that though Przevalski's Nuthatch has been treated as conspecific with the White-breasted Nuthatch, a 2014 phylogenetic study found them to be only distantly related within their genus? (2014-05-02)
... that Tintin in Tibet is the only Tintin story without an antagonist? (2014-05-29)
... that the Tantric deity Uchchhishta Ganapati is often depicted with a naked goddess, each touching the other's genitals? (2014-07-14)
... that there is only one Information Technology Park in Nepal? (2014-07-30)
... that the four-faced linga (pictured) may be called a "linga with five faces"? (2014-07-31)
... that Devasena represents Heaven while her co-wife Valli (both pictured with their husband) represents the earth? (2014-08-01)
... that the Hindu deity Heramba, protector of the weak, is associated with rites for inflicting harm on one's enemies? (2014-08-22)
... that the demoness Trijata is described as the ideal of a true friend by Indologist Camille Bulcke? (2014-09-14)
... that part of Ashutosh Gowariker's Everest has been filmed at over 17,000 feet (5,200 m) above sea level? (2014-10-21)
... that the Kaivalya Upanishad exalts the one who sees without eyes and hears without ears? (2015-01-30)
... that the god Vishnu's mace represents his wife? (2015-02-01)
... that according to the Atharvashikha Upanishad, Om represents the Hindu Trinity, the Vedic scriptures, Vedic poetic meters and holy fires? (2015-02-11)
... that in Vedic literature, Gargi Vachaknavi is honored as one of the great natural philosophers, renowned expounder of the Vedas, and a person with knowledge of Brahmavidya? (2015-03-26)
... that the Affair of the Dancing Lamas was covered up for over fifty years? (2015-05-26)
... that Operation Sahayogi Haat ("helping hands") delivered about 120 short tons (110 t) of emergency disaster supplies for the Nepal 2015 earthquake relief effort? (2015-06-23)
... that in the Atharvasiras Upanishsad, the Devas offer prayers to Rudra extolling him as immortal and indestructible? (2015-06-30)
... that the film roles of Nepalese actress Manisha Koirala (pictured) have included a Muslim married to a Hindu during the Bombay Riots, the daughter of a mute and deaf couple, and a terrorist? (2015-08-16)
... that little egrets have a diet of mainly fish, but they also eat amphibians, small reptiles, mammals and birds, as well as crustaceans, molluscs, insects, spiders and worms? (2015-11-08)
... that players can ride on elephants in Far Cry 4? (2015-11-10)
... that grey herons spend much time on the ground, striding about or standing still for long periods with an upright stance, often on a single leg? (2015-11-17)
... that according to the Bhikshuka Upanishad, the ascetic lifestyle of four types of monk includes eating eight mouthfuls of food a day? (2015-11-23)
... that various incarnations of Doctor Strange, the upcoming 2016 Marvel Studios film, have been in development since 1986? (2015-11-23)
... that the purple heron often adopts a posture with its neck extending obliquely? (2015-11-27)
... that the Devi Upanishad reveres Devi (pictured), the Hindu goddess, as the highest principle and ultimate truth in the universe? (2015-11-29)
... that the ruddy shelduck (pictured) is a mainly nocturnal bird? (2015-11-29)
... that Hodgson's giant flying squirrel can glide for 100 m (300 ft) from the tree canopy to the bushes below? (2015-12-02)
... that the Himalayan field rat is closely related to the brown rat? (2015-12-04)
... that the Eurasian bittern may visit reedbeds, rice fields, watercress beds, fish farms, gravel pits, sewage works, ditches, flooded areas and marshes? (2015-12-05)
... that Mai Pokhari (pictured), a wetland in the Ilam District of Nepal, designated a Ramsar site in October 2008, is a pilgrimage center for both Hindus and Buddhists? (2015-12-08)
... that Guinness World Records named Saugat Bista, the seven-year-old director of Love You Baba, the "youngest director of a professionally made feature length film"? (2016-02-03)
... that a 1995 storm caused 63 deaths in Nepal, 33 of them related to avalanches? (2016-02-13)
... that the Jokhang temple, at the center of an ancient network of Buddhist temples in Lhasa, is considered the "spiritual heart of the city" and the most sacred in Tibet? (2016-03-30)
... that the unusual four-horned skull of the four-horned antelope (illustrated) makes it a popular target for trophy hunters? (2016-05-14)
... that despite its name, the jungle cat eschews rainforests and woodlands, and prefers swamps? (2016-05-15)
... that blackbuck (pictured) could play a role in the dispersal of Prosopis juliflora fruits? (2016-06-14)
... that the nilgai (pictured) has been declared as vermin in Bihar, India? (2016-06-19)
... that Nepalese taekwondo practitioner Nisha Rawal received one of four Tripartite Commission wildcards to compete at the 2016 Summer Olympics? (2016-08-20)
... that rocks from the Lesser Himalayan Strata show that the northern part of the Indian plate submerged in the late Cretaceous period? (2017-01-06)
... that All India Gorkha League leader Deo Prakash Rai was denounced as a communist agent and deported from Malaya in 1950? (2017-02-01)
... that Pasang Lhamu Sherpa, one of the first Nepali women to climb K2, was named after the first Nepali woman to climb Everest? (2017-02-06)
... that Sunil Babu Pant was the first openly gay federal-level legislator in Asia? (2017-07-07)
... that when disturbed, the rufous-throated partridge flies to branches as thrushes do, and at night, roosts huddled in trees like babblers? (2017-07-24)
... that the call of the slaty-backed forktail can easily be mistaken for that of the Blyth's kingfisher? (2017-09-24)
... that the black-backed forktail has a call reminiscent of a squeaky hinge? (2017-10-05)
... that the Forrest's pika has at different times been treated as a subspecies of the Moupin pika, the Royle's pika, and the steppe pika? (2017-10-07)
... that the scientific name of the Blyth's kingfisher (pictured), which grows up to 23 centimetres (9 inches) long, derives from the Greek demigod Hercules? (2017-10-08)
... that the black-necked grebe is flightless for two months of the year? (2017-10-14)
... that Krishna is the Hindu god of compassion, tenderness, and love? (2017-10-21)
... that the female Asian emerald cuckoo lays her eggs in the nests of birds such as the crimson sunbird and the little spiderhunter? (2017-12-17)
... that Hillary's portrait is now being printed on the $5 bill? (2018-04-01)
... that a male grey-chinned minivet was observed approaching a female while carrying a flower? (2018-04-30)
... that one popular expression of Buddhist devotion is to go on pilgrimage to Bodh Gayā in India? (2018-05-10)
... that most Buddhist discourses start with the words Thus have I heard, which are traditionally attributed to the attendant of the Buddha? (2018-12-06)
... that Nepal declared a national day of mourning after the 2019 Taplejung helicopter crash? (2019-03-15)
... that Ānanda (sculpture pictured) became the Buddha's attendant, on condition that he would never receive any material benefit from the position? (2019-04-28)
... that Nepal's first officially recorded tornado occurred in March 2019? (2019-05-27)
... that Nepalese Prime Minister Khadga Prasad Oli praised the 2019 sports drama Captain for "delivering patriotism"? (2019-06-01)
... that Nepalese student Sangita Magar became a human rights activist after she survived an acid attack at the age of 16? (2019-06-12)
... that Birjis Qadr, the Nawab (leader) of Awadh state in northern India, became a poet while in exile in Nepal? (2019-06-29)
... that Pema Dhondup studied filmmaking at the University of Southern California so he could use the medium to tell the story of his "lost generation" of Tibetan youth? (2019-07-11)
... that Binod Chaudhary is the first Nepali to be listed on Forbes's billionaire list? (2019-07-20)
... that in one of the vigilante witch-hunts in Nepal, an 18-year-old girl was dragged from her home and tortured for hours in public on International Women's Day 2018? (2019-08-12)
... that the story of the legendary Christian saints Barlaam and Josaphat is based on the Great Renunciation of the Buddha? (2019-08-24)
... that Samragyee RL Shah (pictured) is the highest-paid actress in Nepali cinema as of 2019? (2019-09-07)
... that Aama was the first Nepalese film to be produced in Nepal? (2019-09-11)
... that a discourse given by the Buddha to his only son, Rāhula (depiction shown), became one of the seven Buddhist texts recommended for study in the inscriptions of Emperor Aśoka? (2019-10-13)
... that before becoming a film director, Nepal's Nischal Basnet went to Australia to study 3D animation, but ended up studying hospitality and becoming a chef? (2019-11-10)
... that in the Newar festival of Depukhu, young men compete for the carcass of a young female goat that is first sacrificed by drowning in the Deopokhari pond in Khokana, Nepal? (2019-12-12)
... that as recently as 2013, girls as young as six from landless families were sold each year as labour in Nepal? (2020-01-02)
... that Nepal's first highway tunnel was constructed by the country's first civil engineering graduate? (2020-01-07)
... that around 200 CE, the Indian monk Nagarjuna exhorted a king to make "Images of Buddha with fine proportions / Well designed and sitting on lotuses" (example pictured)? (2020-01-12)
... that a Nepali girl who spent three years in jail for showing a black flag of protest to King Mahendra went on to become the country's first female deputy prime minister? (2020-01-13)
... that one out of ten labourers in the haruwa–charuwa system is forced to work when seriously ill or injured, and may still face deduction or non-payment of wages? (2020-01-28)
... that a man suspected of carrying coronavirus in Nepal ran away from the hospital? (2020-03-18)
... that the white-browed tit-warbler has been found to practice cooperative breeding? (2020-04-05)
... that Upāli (statue pictured), the Buddha's learned low-caste disciple, was ordained before his friends of royal blood to humble their pride? (2020-04-21)
... that Nepali actress Swastima Khadka holds a three-year diploma in architectural engineering? (2020-05-08)
... that Nepali director Nischal Basnet based Loot's lead character on himself? (2020-05-09)
... that Indian child actress Taruni Sachdev was nicknamed the "Rasna girl"? (2020-05-14)
... that Japanese mountaineer Junko Tabei (pictured), the first woman to summit Mount Everest, created her own climbing equipment from scratch out of old curtains and the cover of her car? (2020-05-31)
... that Bishnu Majhi is the highest-paid singer in Nepal? (2020-06-04)
... that the 2019 romantic comedy Kabaddi Kabaddi Kabaddi set the record for the highest-grossing opening of a film in Nepal? (2020-06-06)
... that during the 1990s, some British Army infantry battalions suffered such severe manpower shortages that they had to be reinforced by companies of Gurkhas? (2020-06-07)
... that a comedian was jailed for his negative video review of the 2019 Nepali romantic comedy Bir Bikram 2? (2020-06-10)
... that the 2018 Nepali comedy-drama Mr. Virgin was criticised for its title? (2020-06-15)
... that the Film Development Board of Nepal refused to issue a production license to Gaja Baja because the title alluded to marijuana? (2020-06-17)
... that in Nepal, it is against the law to beg? (2020-06-19)
... that Bandana Nepal achieved the Guinness World Record for "longest dance marathon by an individual" by dancing for 126 hours continuously? (2020-06-29)
... that Nepali actor Jayanendra Chand Thakuri starred in more than 100 films? (2020-07-11)
... that the Chinese policy of Five Fingers of Tibet considers Tibet to be China's right-hand palm, with five fingers—Ladakh, Nepal, Sikkim, Bhutan, and Arunachal Pradesh—that must be "liberated"? (2020-07-13)
... that most Nepali families disapprove of inter-caste marriage because they are afraid of becoming social outcasts? (2020-07-13)
... that the 1997 historical drama Balidaan (Sacrifice) was banned in 2005 by King Gyanendra's government for its portrayal of Nepal's communist movement? (2020-07-14)
... that the title of the 2020 Nepali comedy–drama film Senti Virus was changed from Anti Virus on the advice of an astrologer? (2020-07-15)
... that the 379-year-old dance musical play Kartik Naach (video clip featured) is performed every year in Nepal? (2020-07-20)
... that for its 2020 tourism campaign, the Government of Nepal proposed building 108 sculptures of the Yeti painted by 108 different artists? (2020-07-20)
... that on National Paddy Day in Nepal, people splash each other and play in the mud (pictured), plant rice seedlings, eat curd and beaten rice, and sing folk songs? (2020-07-30)
... that Nepal's first female auto rickshaw driver, Laxmi Sharma, went on to start the first button factory in the country? (2020-08-01)
... that the song and visual images in the music video for "Bola Maya" express the pain of those who lose their loved ones in foreign lands? (2020-08-12)
... that King Ram Shah of Gorkha introduced criminal codes to the kingdom? (2020-08-17)
... that Ghansi created a well so that he could be remembered after his death? (2020-08-19)
... that in 1911, George V (pictured) killed 21 tigers, 8 rhinos, and 1 bear in Nepal? (2020-09-01)
... that construction of the 195 m (640 ft) Gorkha Bridge in Nepal reconnected seven remote villages and reestablished a portion of a popular hiking trail? (2020-09-04)
... that the Hong Kong Logistic Support Regiment RLC was nicknamed the "1000-Day Regiment" as its 1,181 days of service made it possibly the shortest-lived peacetime regiment in the British Army? (2020-09-22)
... that residents of Devdaha, Nepal, decided that a 13-year-old girl should marry her 25-year-old alleged rapist? (2020-09-24)
... that according to legend, Swayambhunath (pictured), one of the oldest stupas in Nepal, came out of a sacred lotus at the centre of Kathmandu when the city was a lake? (2020-10-10)
... that the queen and others apparently used to watch Malla kings taking baths in the Tusha Hiti? (2020-10-28)
... that Nepali author Krishna Lal Adhikari (pictured) was sentenced to nine years in prison for publishing a book about the cultivation of corn? (2020-10-31)
... that the 2013 Nepali historical drama Badhshala was briefly banned by the Nepali Army because the actors wore military uniforms without permission? (2020-11-05)
... that the film roles of Nepali actor Dayahang Rai include a crime boss, a Maoist, the suspected killer of a popular communist leader, a police officer, and a bank robber? (2020-11-07)
... that on this day, Nepali people worship dogs (example pictured) to please Yama? (2020-11-14)
... that sheep were traditionally used to carry salt from Tibet to Nepal (traders pictured)? (2020-11-20)
... that Hamro Lok Sanskriti (Our Folk Culture) was one of three books to win the first issuance of Madan Puraskar, Nepal's highest literary honour? (2020-12-09)
... that Tribhuvan and Gyanendra each became King of Nepal twice? (2020-12-11)
... that Alexander Lindsay served as a general in the East India Company while remaining a half-pay lieutenant in the British Army? (2020-12-14)
... that women are prohibited from entering the Chisapani Gadhi in Nepal due to the belief that this could bring them bad luck or even death? (2021-01-13)
... that the clouded leopard (example pictured) is the first cat that diverged from the common ancestor of the Felidae more than four million years ago? (2021-01-16)
... that when Joe Brown and George Band made the first successful ascent of Kangchenjunga in 1955, they deliberately turned back a few feet below the summit? (2021-01-23)
... that the Pallas's cat (example pictured) has up to 9,000 hairs per cm² (58,000/in²) of fur? (2021-01-30)
... that according to Nepalese folklore, Pimbahal Pond was built by a demon? (2021-04-12)
... that the historic Statue of Laxmi-Narayan (pictured) was on display in the Dallas Museum of Art for 37 years despite having been stolen? (2021-04-17)
... that the mushroom Macrocybe gigantea has been found growing on elephant dung in Kerala? (2021-05-30)
... that in Hindu mythology, the creator deity Daksha married Asikni, after realising that copulation was necessary for procreation? (2021-06-18)
... that Indrani (sculpture pictured), the queen of Hindu devas (gods), is a daughter of a demonic figure? (2021-06-20)
... that Operation Romeo was one of the causes of the Nepalese Civil War? (2021-09-13)
... that the biggest Turdus is 23–28 centimetres (9–10 inches) in length? (2021-11-20)
... that the infamous Nepalese royal massacre took place in the Tribhuvan Sadan? (2021-12-09)
... that mountaineer Edmund Hillary asked Canadian doctor Joan Ford to take her "Adidas runners, a stethoscope and an umbrella" and get to the Himalayas? (2021-12-26)
... that the Eyes of Buddha (example pictured) is a Buddhist symbol commonly painted on stupas in Nepal? (2022-08-31)
... that the South Asian river dolphin is nearly blind and relies on echolocation for navigation? (2022-12-31)
... that white moths are suspected to cause seasonal hyperacute panuveitis in Nepal? (2023-12-02)
... that Anjali Lama, Nepal's first transgender model, worked with Calvin Klein in 2019? (2024-02-16)
... that hallucinogenic honey (pictured) was used as a biological weapon more than 2000 years ago? (2024-05-14)
... that the Nepali term "sukumbasi" refers to squatters, who typically avoid using the word because of its negative connotations? (2025-03-12)
... that the 2025 student elections at 15 constituent campuses of Tribhuvan University could not be held due to political conflicts between student organizations? (2025-06-13)
... that at his first international competition, runner Bhupendra Silwal started bleeding when he tried to remove tarmac embedded in his feet? (2025-09-04)
... that Aboriginal Australians who first saw herds of water buffalo intepreted the new animals as a manifestation of their dreaming? (2025-10-27)
... that the origin of chole bhature (example pictured) is disputed? (2025-11-25)
... that Cyclone Hudhud caused a 60-per-cent decrease in the population of birds in Visakhapatnam? (2026-01-22)
... that future Olympian Nam Singh Thapa's boxing career began when he was arrested and forced to compete in a match? (2026-02-07)

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Rank	Page title	Views	Daily average	Assessment	Importance
1	2026 Nepalese general election	612,049	19,743	C	Low
2	Balen Shah	524,824	16,929	C	Top
3	Indian Airlines Flight 814	292,867	9,447	GA	Low
4	Rastriya Swatantra Party	229,750	7,411	C	Low
5	Nepal	224,704	7,248	B	Top
6	Prime Minister of Nepal	207,458	6,692	Start	Low
7	The Buddha	174,637	5,633	B	Top
8	Mount Everest	133,481	4,305	B	Top
9	Buddhism	125,080	4,034	B	Top
10	Rama Navami	123,867	3,995	Start	Low
11	Hinduism	116,757	3,766	B	Top
12	Tiger	109,804	3,542	FA	High
13	Shiva	101,388	3,270	GA	Top
14	Raiders of the Lost Ark	100,870	3,253	FA	Low
15	Krishna	88,878	2,867	GA	Top
16	K. P. Sharma Oli	88,384	2,851	C	Mid
17	2022 Nepalese general election	78,551	2,533	C	Low
18	House of Representatives (Nepal)	78,440	2,530	Start	Low
19	Sudan Gurung	76,370	2,463	Stub	Unknown
20	Pallas's cat	75,495	2,435	GA	Low
21	Sanskrit	74,739	2,410	B	Mid
22	Rabi Lamichhane	73,626	2,375	Start	Low
23	Joanna Lumley	72,266	2,331	C	Low
24	Indian Rebellion of 1857	71,568	2,308	B	Low
25	Sushila Karki	71,339	2,301	B	Mid
26	2025 Nepalese Gen Z protests	70,045	2,259	B	High
27	Diwali	68,679	2,215	B	High
28	Sai Baba of Shirdi	67,954	2,192	B	Low
29	Red panda	63,675	2,054	FA	Low
30	Rama	62,783	2,025	B	Mid
31	South Asia	61,584	1,986	B	Low
32	Venkateswara	61,417	1,981	Start	Low
33	Dichen Lachman	61,282	1,976	C	Low
34	Kali	60,945	1,965	GA	High
35	Nepali Congress	57,949	1,869	B	High
36	Ramayana	57,217	1,845	B	Low
37	Communist Party of Nepal (Unified Marxist–Leninist)	56,587	1,825	C	Mid
38	King cobra	55,264	1,782	C	Mid
39	Vishnu	54,960	1,772	B	Top
40	Himalayas	54,820	1,768	B	High
41	Snow leopard	54,627	1,762	GA	Low
42	List of prime ministers of Nepal	53,524	1,726	List	High
43	Sikkim	51,297	1,654	C	High
44	Maurya Empire	51,258	1,653	B	Mid
45	Shakta pithas	50,352	1,624	Start	Low
46	Manisha Koirala	50,333	1,623	B	Low
47	Hanuman	49,573	1,599	B	Low
48	List of people who died climbing Mount Everest	48,507	1,564	List	Low
49	Kathmandu	47,660	1,537	B	Top
50	Ganesha	47,627	1,536	FA	Low
51	Jhapa 5	47,587	1,535	Start	Low
52	Indian subcontinent	44,733	1,443	B	Mid
53	Charles Sobhraj	44,552	1,437	B	Low
54	Rhododendron	43,840	1,414	B	Low
55	Hijra (South Asia)	43,817	1,413	B	Mid
56	Devanagari	43,788	1,412	B	Top
57	Mahavira	42,627	1,375	B	Low
58	Swarnim Wagle	41,841	1,349	Start	Low
59	Rastriya Prajatantra Party	41,017	1,323	C	Mid
60	Pomelo	40,149	1,295	GA	Low
61	Yoga	39,878	1,286	GA	Mid
62	Indo-Aryan languages	39,615	1,277	B	Mid
63	Asha Bhosle	39,086	1,260	C	Low
64	Lakshmi	39,056	1,259	B	Mid
65	Indo-Aryan peoples	38,969	1,257	Start	Low
66	Dalit	38,882	1,254	B	High
67	Nepali Communist Party	38,353	1,237	Start	Low
68	Monitor lizard	37,363	1,205	C	Low
69	Ram Chandra Paudel	36,750	1,185	Start	Low
70	Gupta Empire	36,527	1,178	B	Mid
71	Doctor Strange (2016 film)	35,738	1,152	GA	Low
72	Bengal tiger	35,663	1,150	B	High
73	Yeti	35,113	1,132	C	Low
74	Edmund Hillary	34,771	1,121	GA	Low
75	1996 Mount Everest disaster	33,896	1,093	C	Mid
76	National Assembly (Nepal)	33,813	1,090	C	High
77	Durga	33,344	1,075	B	High
78	Gurkha	33,338	1,075	C	Mid
79	Bhang	32,981	1,063	C	Low
80	Nāga	32,402	1,045	Start	Low
81	Shram Sanskriti Party	32,101	1,035	C	Low
82	Parvati	31,619	1,019	B	Low
83	Everest (2015 film)	31,444	1,014	C	Low
84	Hindus	31,214	1,006	B	High
85	Water buffalo	31,128	1,004	GA	Low
86	Kartikeya	31,110	1,003	GA	Low
87	Council of Ministers of Nepal	31,043	1,001	List	Low
88	Pushpa Kamal Dahal	30,832	994	C	Mid
89	Jigme Khesar Namgyel Wangchuck	30,758	992	C	Low
90	Tantra	30,277	976	B	High
91	Rajput	30,232	975	B	Low
92	Brahma	29,805	961	C	Mid
93	Cardamom	28,965	934	C	Low
94	Sati (practice)	28,858	930	B	Low
95	Federal Parliament of Nepal	28,816	929	Start	Unknown
96	Pit viper	28,768	928	C	Low
97	Saraswati	28,630	923	B	Mid
98	Bodhisattva	28,564	921	C	Low
99	Theravada	28,382	915	B	Mid
100	Presidencies and provinces of British India	28,303	913	C	High
101	Gharial	28,194	909	GA	Low
102	Red junglefowl	27,689	893	C	Low
103	Garuda	27,522	887	C	Low
104	Curry	27,436	885	GA	Low
105	Darjeeling	26,361	850	FA	High
106	Gen Z protests	26,318	848	B	Unknown
107	Yak	26,030	839	B	Low
108	Ravana	25,731	830	C	Low
109	Shia Islam in South Asia	25,661	827	B	Low
110	Gaur	25,584	825	B	High
111	Upanishads	25,480	821	GA	Low
112	Vajrayana	25,340	817	B	Low
113	Mad honey	25,308	816	B	Low
114	Hindu deities	24,606	793	B	Low
115	Asian elephant	24,521	791	GA	Low
116	Indian peafowl	24,475	789	B	Unknown
117	Gyanendra of Nepal	24,426	787	Start	Mid
118	Madheshi people	24,037	775	Start	High
119	Danny Denzongpa	23,459	756	C	Low
120	Nepali language	23,409	755	B	Top
121	Sobita Gautam	23,365	753	Stub	Low
122	Vaishnavism	23,332	752	B	High
123	Dowry	23,304	751	B	Low
124	Avalokiteśvara	23,247	749	B	Low
125	Ghee	23,235	749	Start	Low
126	Sikh Empire	23,153	746	B	Low
127	Indo-Iranian languages	22,976	741	Start	Low
128	Maitreya	22,918	739	B	Low
129	Nepalese royal massacre	22,763	734	Start	High
130	Gulab jamun	22,628	729	C	Low
131	Shaivism	22,496	725	B	High
132	Historical Vedic religion	22,378	721	B	Low
133	Tibetan Buddhism	22,309	719	B	High
134	Kangchenjunga	22,278	718	B	Mid
135	George Mallory	22,201	716	B	Low
136	Lingam	22,138	714	B	Low
137	Elections in Nepal	22,126	713	Start	Mid
138	Tenzing Norgay	22,073	712	B	Top
139	Gagan Thapa	21,884	705	B	Mid
140	Parashurama	21,834	704	C	Low
141	Rohit Saraf	21,209	684	Start	Low
142	Indian rhinoceros	21,107	680	GA	Mid
143	Garam masala	20,775	670	Start	Low
144	Tantric sex	20,674	666	C	High
145	South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation	20,647	666	C	Mid
146	Kurukshetra War	20,612	664	C	Low
147	Bindi	19,940	643	B	Low
148	Sita	19,926	642	B	High
149	Indian religions	19,817	639	B	Low
150	Communist Party of Nepal (Maoist Centre)	19,704	635	C	Mid
151	Yeti Airlines Flight 691	19,688	635	C	High
152	Harka Sampang	19,618	632	Start	Low
153	Kukri	19,495	628	Start	High
154	Nilgai	19,442	627	GA	Low
155	Gaza war hostage crisis	19,361	624	C	Mid
156	Russell's viper	19,280	621	GA	Low
157	Surya	19,253	621	C	Low
158	Desi	19,181	618	C	Low
159	Pratinidhi Sabha	19,104	616	Redirect	NA
160	Sherpa people	18,768	605	C	High
161	Mahabir Pun	18,497	596	C	Mid
162	Clouded leopard	18,364	592	GA	High
163	Udit Narayan	18,228	588	C	Low
164	Vedic period	18,004	580	B	Low
165	Rhesus macaque	17,983	580	B	Low
166	Government of Nepal	17,840	575	Start	Mid
167	List of Gaza war hostages	17,542	565	List	Mid
168	Flag of Nepal	17,538	565	Start	Top
169	Indo-Iranians	17,505	564	Start	Low
170	Annapurna	17,338	559	Start	Low
171	Vikram Samvat	17,252	556	C	Top
172	President of Nepal	17,223	555	Stub	High
173	Leopard cat	17,220	555	B	Mid
174	Momo (food)	17,057	550	C	Low
175	List of political parties in Nepal	16,944	546	List	Unknown
176	Shishir Khanal	16,875	544	Stub	Unknown
177	Eight-thousander	16,755	540	B	Mid
178	Birendra of Nepal	16,592	535	C	High
179	Dipendra of Nepal	16,451	530	C	Low
180	Shaktism	16,393	528	GA	Low
181	Bhojpuri language	16,293	525	C	Low
182	Kingdom of Nepal	16,233	523	C	High
183	Anish Giri	16,037	517	C	Low
184	Sarlahi 4	15,985	515	Start	Low
185	Common krait	15,774	508	Start	Low
186	Narasimha	15,523	500	B	Top
187	History of Hinduism	15,503	500	B	Mid
188	Indian cobra	15,500	500	C	Mid
189	Kalidasa	15,347	495	B	Low
190	2017 Nepalese general election	15,302	493	Start	High
191	Magadha	15,235	491	B	Low
192	Dol Prasad Aryal	14,845	478	Stub	Low
193	Chandra Bahadur Dangi	14,844	478	Start	Mid
194	Nirmal Purja	14,679	473	C	Mid
195	Varuna	14,585	470	B	Low
196	Namaste	14,457	466	B	Mid
197	Champawat Tiger	14,435	465	C	Low
198	Black rat	14,370	463	B	Low
199	Tagetes	14,254	459	C	Low
200	Kingdom of Sikkim	14,206	458	C	Low
201	Dharmachakra	14,176	457	B	Low
202	Chital	14,114	455	B	Low
203	Buddhahood	14,108	455	B	Low
204	Mehndi	14,056	453	Start	Mid
205	People's Socialist Party, Nepal (2020)	14,017	452	C	NA
206	Sher Bahadur Deuba	14,010	451	B	Mid
207	Lumbini	13,991	451	Start	Mid
208	Sasmit Pokharel	13,953	450	Start	Low
209	Gayatri Mantra	13,942	449	Start	Low
210	Indian numbering system	13,896	448	Start	High
211	Far Cry 4	13,817	445	GA	Low
212	Puranas	13,801	445	B	Mid
213	Bhairava	13,722	442	C	Top
214	Brigade of Gurkhas	13,587	438	Start	Top
215	Trimurti	13,578	438	C	Low
216	Hippie trail	13,546	436	B	Low
217	Sriti Jha	13,539	436	C	Low
218	Mugger crocodile	13,519	436	GA	Low
219	Greater Nepal	13,440	433	C	Mid
220	Pagoda	13,424	433	C	Mid
221	Vedanta	13,365	431	B	High
222	Tribhuvan International Airport	13,267	427	C	Low
223	Padmasambhava	13,193	425	B	Low
224	Stupa	13,092	422	B	Mid
225	Pawan Kumar Chamling	12,993	419	C	Low
226	Adivasi	12,911	416	B	Low
227	Ranju Darshana	12,886	415	Start	Low
228	Grey heron	12,882	415	GA	Low
229	Pashupatinath Temple	12,879	415	Start	High
230	Aditya Narayan	12,859	414	Start	Low
231	Kathmandu 1	12,852	414	Stub	Low
232	Dal	12,851	414	C	Low
233	Biraj Bhakta Shrestha	12,847	414	Stub	Low
234	April 2015 Nepal earthquake	12,789	412	B	High
235	Hindu astrology	12,750	411	C	Mid
236	Amresh Kumar Singh	12,656	408	Stub	High
237	Jungle cat	12,641	407	GA	Low
238	Nanda Empire	12,626	407	Start	Mid
239	Kumari (goddess)	12,580	405	C	Low
240	Sunsari 1	12,559	405	Start	Low
241	Sanātana Dharma	12,459	401	Start	Mid
242	7th House of Representatives (Nepal)	12,225	394	Redirect	NA
243	Gorakhnath	12,064	389	C	Low
244	United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees	12,054	388	Start	High
245	Blackbuck	12,026	387	GA	Low
246	Yadav	12,016	387	B	Low
247	Nepalese Civil War	12,004	387	Start	High
248	Hindustan	11,956	385	C	High
249	Election Commission (Nepal)	11,934	384	Start	Mid
250	Rusty-spotted cat	11,925	384	B	High
251	Mahendra of Nepal	11,907	384	B	Top
252	Tomb Raider: Legend	11,887	383	GA	Low
253	List of parliamentary constituencies of Nepal	11,860	382	FL	Low
254	Agni	11,819	381	B	Low
255	Indo-Gangetic Plain	11,713	377	C	High
256	Everest base camps	11,702	377	Start	Mid
257	Sunita Dangol	11,695	377	Start	Low
258	Lakh	11,659	376	Start	High
259	Brahmic scripts	11,654	375	C	Mid
260	Deva (Hinduism)	11,649	375	B	Low
261	Tara (Buddhism)	11,622	374	B	Low
262	Anuradha Paudwal	11,581	373	Start	Low
263	Manish Jha (politician)	11,545	372	Stub	Low
264	Ram Sahaya Yadav	11,530	371	Start	Low
265	Pala Empire	11,504	371	B	Mid
266	Straw Hats' Jolly Roger	11,502	371	C	Low
267	Chamar	11,299	364	Start	Low
268	Minister of Home Affairs (Nepal)	11,281	363	Stub	Unknown
269	Sati (Hindu goddess)	11,266	363	B	Low
270	Kathmandu 3	11,182	360	Start	Low
271	Chapati	11,143	359	Start	Low
272	Kusunda language	11,121	358	B	Low
273	Shakya	11,034	355	B	Top
274	Ophiocordyceps sinensis	10,982	354	C	Low
275	B. P. Koirala	10,969	353	C	High
276	Tilottama, Rupandehi	10,881	351	Unknown	Unknown
277	Kamadeva	10,851	350	B	Low
278	Kathmandu 3 (constituency)	10,821	349	Redirect	NA
279	2008 Nepalese Constituent Assembly election	10,771	347	C	High
280	Phyllanthus emblica	10,683	344	C	Low
281	Siliguri Corridor	10,646	343	C	Low
282	Pratihara dynasty	10,645	343	C	Mid
283	Madhesh Province	10,591	341	C	Top
284	Balarama	10,385	335	C	Low
285	Musk deer	10,366	334	C	Low
286	Gen Z protests in Asia	10,356	334	B	Low
287	Nataraja	10,348	333	B	Low
288	Pokhara	10,269	331	C	Top
289	Crimson	10,244	330	Start	Mid
290	Chhinnamasta	10,239	330	GA	Low
291	Dasharatha	10,230	330	Start	Low
292	Maha Shivaratri	10,207	329	C	Low
293	List of Hindu festivals	10,173	328	List	Low
294	Greater India	10,117	326	C	Mid
295	Ujyaalo Nepal Party	10,094	325	Unknown	Unknown
296	Mahakala	10,084	325	B	Mid
297	Pillars of Ashoka	10,007	322	C	Low
298	Karan Singh	9,963	321	Start	Low
299	Into Thin Air	9,883	318	Start	Low
300	Prashant Tamang	9,828	317	Start	Low
301	Varaha	9,721	313	GA	Low
302	Indian elephant	9,715	313	B	Mid
303	Girija Prasad Koirala	9,557	308	Start	High
304	Ujwal Thapa	9,520	307	Start	Low
305	Pratibha Sinha	9,514	306	Stub	Low
306	Vesak	9,499	306	B	High
307	Nepali Army	9,409	303	C	Mid
308	2013 Nepalese Constituent Assembly election	9,390	302	C	Mid
309	Toshima Karki	9,298	299	Stub	Unknown
310	Pali Canon	9,226	297	C	Low
311	Santal people	9,219	297	C	Unknown
312	Gangtok	9,179	296	B	Low
313	Andrew Irvine (mountaineer)	9,163	295	B	Low
314	Samudragupta	9,154	295	B	Low
315	Bagalamukhi	9,117	294	B	Low
316	Lassi	9,083	293	C	Low
317	Dan Fredinburg	9,056	292	C	Low
318	Kubera	9,050	291	GA	Low
319	Sisodia dynasty	9,032	291	Start	Low
320	Wild water buffalo	9,031	291	C	Low
321	Jamim Shah	9,008	290	Start	Low
322	Nepal Premier League	8,998	290	C	Low
323	Great cormorant	8,983	289	C	Low
324	Boletus edulis	8,967	289	FA	Low
325	Shunga Empire	8,865	285	C	Mid
326	Great hornbill	8,832	284	B	Low
327	Khas people	8,755	282	C	Unknown
328	List of ministries of Nepal	8,753	282	List	Top
329	Janamat Party	8,708	280	Start	Low
330	Lakshmana	8,678	279	Start	Low
331	Indian leopard	8,638	278	B	Mid
332	Ethnic groups in South Asia	8,585	276	List	Mid
333	Chamunda	8,576	276	GA	Low
334	Languages of Nepal	8,570	276	Start	Top
335	Hindu temple	8,562	276	B	Low
336	Samkhya	8,532	275	B	High
337	Divya Desam	8,512	274	List	Low
338	List of characters in Ramayana	8,495	274	List	High
339	Mayor of Kathmandu	8,461	272	C	Mid
340	Provinces of Nepal	8,450	272	Start	Top
341	Amrita Acharia	8,447	272	B	Low
342	Koshi Province	8,447	272	C	Top
343	Sadhu	8,392	270	Start	Low
344	Matsya	8,384	270	GA	Low
345	Tibetic languages	8,383	270	Start	Low
346	Rāhula	8,268	266	GA	Low
347	Kheer	8,256	266	Start	Low
348	Arabian Nights (1974 film)	8,254	266	Start	Low
349	Ganesh Chaturthi	8,250	266	B	Low
350	Shah dynasty	8,221	265	Start	Low
351	Tribhuvan of Nepal	8,214	264	Start	Top
352	Karki interim cabinet	8,160	263	Start	Low
353	David Sharp (mountaineer)	8,150	262	Start	Low
354	Lhotse	8,139	262	C	High
355	Akshaya Tritiya	8,137	262	Start	Low
356	Black-crowned night heron	8,118	261	C	Low
357	Anatoli Boukreev	8,111	261	Start	Low
358	Patanjali	8,110	261	C	Low
359	2026 Nepalese National Assembly election	8,091	261	Redirect	Low
360	Hindu mythology	8,083	260	C	Low
361	Matangi	8,011	258	GA	Low
362	6th House of Representatives (Nepal)	8,007	258	Redirect	Low
363	Prithvi Narayan Shah	7,982	257	C	Top
364	Demographics of Nepal	7,947	256	Start	Mid
365	Mithila (region)	7,912	255	C	Mid
366	Bhojpuri people	7,912	255	Start	Mid
367	Nepal Stock Exchange	7,888	254	C	Low
368	Jind Kaur	7,872	253	B	Low
369	People's Socialist Party (Nepal, 2024)	7,856	253	Start	Unknown
370	Mohini	7,841	252	GA	Low
371	BIMSTEC	7,841	252	C	Mid
372	Raksha Bandhan	7,829	252	C	High
373	Manjushri	7,768	250	Start	Low
374	Economy of Nepal	7,766	250	Start	Top
375	Nikita Poudel	7,734	249	Stub	Low
376	Durga Puja	7,732	249	B	Low
377	Maithili language	7,712	248	C	Low
378	US-Bangla Airlines Flight 211	7,707	248	GA	Low
379	Mandodari	7,691	248	GA	Low
380	Hindu nationalism	7,690	248	B	Low
381	Wild yak	7,651	246	C	Low
382	Yaśodharā	7,598	245	C	Low
383	Natha Sampradaya	7,575	244	B	Low
384	Tenzing-Hillary Airport	7,575	244	Start	Unknown
385	Muktinath	7,535	243	Start	Mid
386	Ganga (goddess)	7,502	242	B	Mid
387	Ethnic groups in Nepal	7,499	241	Start	Low
388	Newar people	7,481	241	Start	High
389	Santali language	7,466	240	Start	Mid
390	List of engineering colleges in Nepal	7,404	238	List	Unknown
391	Buddha's Birthday	7,391	238	C	Low
392	King of Nepal	7,374	237	List	Low
393	Languages of Asia	7,371	237	List	Low
394	Himalayan monal	7,346	236	Start	Top
395	Rajendra Prasad Lingden	7,344	236	Start	Low
396	Gorkha 1	7,343	236	Start	Unknown
397	Chhath	7,335	236	Start	High
398	Medieval India	7,297	235	Start	Mid
399	Maithils	7,204	232	C	Mid
400	Bidya Devi Bhandari	7,134	230	C	High
401	Lhasa Tibetan	7,116	229	B	Low
402	Bagmati Province	7,063	227	Start	Top
403	Rudraksha	7,046	227	Start	Low
404	Makar Sankranti	7,039	227	C	Low
405	Tibetan fox	6,999	225	C	Low
406	Chaat	6,996	225	Start	Low
407	List of ancient Indo-Aryan peoples and tribes	6,963	224	List	Low
408	Nepal Communist Party	6,962	224	C	Low
409	Matrikas	6,926	223	GA	Low
410	Vamana	6,909	222	B	Low
411	Pandu	6,907	222	Start	Low
412	Siddharth Koirala	6,839	220	Stub	Mid
413	Chitwan 2	6,826	220	Start	Low
414	Newar language	6,825	220	B	Top
415	Madhav Kumar Nepal	6,822	220	Start	Mid
416	Magars	6,758	218	Start	Low
417	Royal Gurkha Rifles	6,746	217	Start	Unknown
418	Shaka era	6,718	216	Stub	Low
419	Indrajit	6,705	216	Start	Low
420	Proto-Indo-Iranian religion	6,697	216	Start	Low
421	Anglo-Nepalese War	6,667	215	B	High
422	History of Buddhism	6,641	214	B	Low
423	Hindu wedding	6,640	214	C	Mid
424	Gyanendra Shahi	6,635	214	Stub	Unknown
425	Indian grey mongoose	6,627	213	Start	Mid
426	Rana dynasty	6,606	213	Start	Low
427	Awadhi language	6,604	213	B	Low
428	Junko Tabei	6,583	212	GA	Low
429	Vijaya Raje Scindia	6,554	211	Start	Low
430	Sumana Shrestha	6,553	211	Start	Low
431	South Asian pickle	6,429	207	C	Low
432	Vijayadashami	6,397	206	C	Low
433	Nandi (Hinduism)	6,396	206	Start	Low
434	Kathmandu 2	6,391	206	Start	Low
435	Little egret	6,372	205	GA	Low
436	Darjeeling tea	6,322	203	B	Low
437	Asian golden cat	6,319	203	B	Low
438	Nepal national football team	6,319	203	Start	Mid
439	Religion in Nepal	6,290	202	Start	High
440	2026 Prime Minister Cup	6,269	202	Start	Low
441	Barasingha	6,245	201	C	Low
442	Gorkha kingdom	6,239	201	C	Unknown
443	Nisha Dangi	6,200	200	Stub	Low
444	Narayana	6,188	199	Start	Low
445	Jhapa District	6,138	198	Start	Low
446	Thai Airways International Flight 311	6,131	197	Start	Low
447	Khumbu Icefall	6,129	197	Start	Low
448	Kaikeyi	6,108	197	C	Low
449	Krishna Janmashtami	6,106	196	C	Low
450	List of districts of Nepal	6,101	196	List	Low
451	Hindu pilgrimage sites	6,094	196	List	Low
452	Kathmandu 4	6,063	195	Start	Low
453	Third Dahal cabinet	6,046	195	Start	Low
454	Politics of Nepal	6,033	194	Start	Mid
455	Devyani Rana	6,014	194	Start	Unknown
456	Kathmandu 2 (constituency)	5,961	192	Redirect	NA
457	Singha Durbar	5,958	192	Start	Low
458	Nepalis	5,933	191	Start	Top
459	Ahalya	5,926	191	FA	Low
460	Baburam Bhattarai	5,926	191	C	Mid
461	Khoa	5,904	190	Start	Low
462	Nepal Workers Peasants Party	5,871	189	Start	Low
463	Kirat Mundhum	5,859	189	C	Top
464	Rati	5,855	188	GA	Low
465	Asian small-clawed otter	5,837	188	C	Low
466	Chough	5,822	187	GA	Low
467	Tridevi	5,820	187	C	Low
468	Garhwal kingdom	5,820	187	Start	Low
469	Rupee	5,816	187	C	Low
470	Great crested grebe	5,803	187	Start	Low
471	Kamadhenu	5,799	187	GA	Low
472	Nepal Airlines	5,794	186	C	Mid
473	Nepalese rupee	5,782	186	C	High
474	Shakuntala (play)	5,770	186	Start	Low
475	Laddu	5,761	185	Start	Low
476	Shurpanakha	5,758	185	Start	Low
477	Queen Aishwarya of Nepal	5,751	185	C	Low
478	Prakash Koirala	5,749	185	Stub	Low
479	14 Peaks: Nothing Is Impossible	5,737	185	C	Low
480	Karnali Province	5,719	184	Start	Top
481	Manisha Koirala filmography	5,710	184	FL	Low
482	Arjun Narasingha KC	5,688	183	Start	Low
483	Islam in Nepal	5,672	182	Start	Mid
484	Expedition Everest	5,668	182	GA	Low
485	Ama Dablam	5,664	182	C	High
486	Padi Padi Leche Manasu	5,656	182	Start	Low
487	Dhaulagiri	5,644	182	C	High
488	Newar Buddhism	5,639	181	Start	Low
489	Gorkhaland Territorial Administration	5,631	181	Start	Low
490	Jung Bahadur Rana	5,609	180	B	Mid
491	Chhetri	5,591	180	C	Low
492	Treaty of Sugauli	5,589	180	Start	Top
493	Bibeksheel Sajha Party	5,574	179	C	Mid
494	Pterocarpus santalinus	5,571	179	Start	Low
495	Prakash Man Singh Raut	5,563	179	Stub	Unknown
496	Kirtan	5,559	179	Start	Low
497	George Everest	5,556	179	C	Low
498	Himalayan brown bear	5,542	178	Start	High
499	2015 Mount Everest avalanches	5,532	178	C	Mid
500	Pragatisheel Loktantrik Party	5,527	178	Unknown	Unknown
501	Kul Man Ghising	5,526	178	Start	Low
502	List of Mount Everest summiteers by frequency	5,525	178	List	Low
503	Naraka (Hinduism)	5,517	177	B	Low
504	Lumbini Province	5,494	177	Start	Top
505	2022 Kathmandu municipal election	5,491	177	Start	Low
506	Sarus crane	5,489	177	GA	Low
507	Yellowhammer	5,483	176	FA	Low
508	Gorkha regiments (India)	5,455	175	Start	Low
509	Brahmastra	5,438	175	C	Low
510	History of Nepal	5,435	175	C	Low
511	Ram Baran Yadav	5,422	174	Start	High
512	Chicken curry	5,412	174	Start	Low
513	Eastern Rukum 1	5,390	173	Start	Low
514	Jhapa 3	5,340	172	Start	Low
515	Janakpur	5,339	172	C	Top
516	Masked palm civet	5,323	171	Start	Low
517	Chole bhature	5,321	171	GA	Low
518	Manaslu	5,316	171	C	High
519	Hillary Step	5,315	171	Start	Mid
520	Tathāgata	5,311	171	C	Low
521	Begum Hazrat Mahal	5,292	170	Start	Low
522	Kathmandu 4 (constituency)	5,286	170	Redirect	NA
523	Lama	5,281	170	Start	Low
524	Arthur Gunn	5,277	170	Start	Low
525	Communist Party of Nepal (Unified Socialist)	5,266	169	C	Low
526	Grayanotoxin	5,251	169	Start	Low
527	Cho Oyu	5,251	169	Start	Top
528	Great white pelican	5,240	169	C	Low
529	Pakistan International Airlines Flight 268	5,223	168	Start	Low
530	Dhumavati	5,213	168	GA	Low
531	Chogyal	5,197	167	Start	Low
532	List of cities in Nepal	5,194	167	List	Low
533	Terai	5,189	167	C	High
534	Indian flying fox	5,182	167	GA	Low
535	Om Prakash Aryal	5,167	166	Start	Unknown
536	Lhakpa Sherpa	5,126	165	Start	Low
537	Andy Harris (mountain guide)	5,113	164	Start	Low
538	Boudha Stupa	5,111	164	Start	High
539	Eastern Rukum 1 (constituency)	5,100	164	Redirect	NA
540	1953 British Mount Everest expedition	5,074	163	C	High
541	Hindu cosmology	5,073	163	Start	Low
542	Shri	5,071	163	C	Low
543	Virabhadra	5,061	163	C	Top
544	Deputy Prime Minister of Nepal	5,051	162	Start	Mid
545	Asim Shah	5,050	162	Stub	Low
546	Constitution of Nepal	5,043	162	Start	Top
547	Sita Badi	5,042	162	Unknown	Unknown
548	Bhoota (ghost)	5,039	162	C	Low
549	Deepak Manange	5,027	162	Start	Low
550	Auricularia auricula-judae	5,010	161	GA	Low
551	Amita Suman	5,009	161	Start	Low
552	Mustang District	4,980	160	B	Mid
553	Bharata (Ramayana)	4,964	160	Start	Low
554	Bhimsen Thapa	4,960	160	GA	High
555	Nepalese Armed Forces	4,955	159	Start	Top
556	Swayambhunath	4,940	159	C	Unknown
557	Teli	4,935	159	Start	Low
558	Oriental rat snake	4,934	159	Start	Low
559	Śuddhodana	4,899	158	C	Low
560	Maya (mother of the Buddha)	4,898	158	C	Low
561	Madhubani art	4,880	157	Start	Low
562	Dipendra Singh Airee	4,874	157	C	Low
563	Kumbhakarna	4,869	157	C	Low
564	Machapuchare	4,867	157	Start	Top
565	Argali	4,861	156	Start	Low
566	Sivalik Hills	4,856	156	Start	Mid
567	Paras Shah	4,854	156	Start	Low
568	Flattened rice	4,828	155	Start	Low
569	Gandaki Province	4,814	155	Start	Top
570	Kathmandu 6	4,806	155	Start	Low
571	Surya Bahadur Thapa	4,804	154	Start	High
572	1999 Nepalese general election	4,794	154	Start	Low
573	Gurung people	4,766	153	Start	Unknown
574	Taruni Sachdev	4,757	153	GA	Low
575	Ramesh Lekhak	4,756	153	Stub	Low
576	Decline of Buddhism in the Indian subcontinent	4,750	153	B	Low
577	Renu Dahal	4,748	153	Start	Low
578	Sugriva	4,744	153	Start	Low
579	Koirala family	4,743	153	Unknown	Unknown
580	Kathmandu 8	4,727	152	Start	Low
581	Siege of Delhi (1857)	4,722	152	C	Low
582	CK Raut	4,722	152	Start	Mid
583	Durga Prasad Subedi	4,717	152	Stub	Unknown
584	Small Indian mongoose	4,712	152	C	Low
585	Indian roller	4,695	151	FA	Low
586	Biratnagar	4,672	150	Start	Top
587	Rastriya Janamorcha	4,642	149	Start	Low
588	Limbu people	4,627	149	C	Mid
589	Tribhuvan University	4,621	149	Start	High
590	Makalu	4,612	148	C	High
591	Hindu temple architecture	4,588	148	B	Mid
592	2014 Mount Everest ice avalanche	4,578	147	B	Low
593	Caste system in Nepal	4,572	147	Start	High
594	Shaligram	4,565	147	Start	Low
595	Skanda Purana	4,547	146	C	Low
596	Shorea robusta	4,546	146	Start	Low
597	Vasant Panchami	4,523	145	C	Low
598	Nepal Standard Time	4,521	145	Stub	Low
599	Kami Rita	4,521	145	B	Low
600	Bishnu Shrestha	4,519	145	Start	Low
601	Kathmandu 6 (constituency)	4,510	145	Redirect	NA
602	Relics associated with Buddha	4,505	145	List	Low
603	Kathmandu 10	4,500	145	Start	Low
604	Hinduism in Nepal	4,491	144	C	High
605	Arti (Hinduism)	4,481	144	Start	Mid
606	Munda languages	4,464	144	C	Low
607	Dharan	4,464	144	C	Low
608	Rautahat 4	4,462	143	Start	Low
609	Kavrepalanchok 1	4,446	143	Start	Unknown
610	Shesh Ghale	4,444	143	Stub	Low
611	Tharu people	4,437	143	Start	High
612	Lalitpur 3	4,434	143	Start	Unknown
613	2013 North India floods	4,425	142	B	Low
614	Annapurna (mountain range)	4,424	142	Start	Low
615	Lava (Ramayana)	4,423	142	Start	Low
616	Kathmandu 8 (constituency)	4,397	141	Redirect	NA
617	Indrani	4,393	141	GA	Low
618	Arishadvargas	4,391	141	Start	Low
619	Bharal	4,389	141	Start	Low
620	Khanda (sword)	4,388	141	Start	Low
621	Tulasi in Hinduism	4,355	140	B	Low
622	Bhajan	4,350	140	Start	Low
623	Pushyabhuti dynasty	4,349	140	Start	Low
624	Iravan	4,339	139	FA	Low
625	Dhanusha 1	4,338	139	Start	Low
626	Sena dynasty	4,337	139	C	Low
627	Brunei revolt	4,336	139	C	Low
628	Ruddy shelduck	4,333	139	GA	Low
629	Maggie Doyne	4,327	139	C	Low
630	Killings of Raju Pargai and Amit Arya	4,326	139	Start	Low
631	Rastriya Sabha	4,320	139	Redirect	NA
632	Rajbanshi people	4,319	139	Start	Mid
633	Monocled cobra	4,309	139	C	Low
634	List of Mount Everest records	4,299	138	List	Low
635	Aloo gobhi	4,298	138	Stub	Low
636	Tamang people	4,275	137	C	Mid
637	Apis laboriosa	4,226	136	Stub	Low
638	Kathmandu 10 (constituency)	4,212	135	Redirect	NA
639	Annapurna (goddess)	4,190	135	C	Low
640	List of highest-grossing films in Nepal	4,190	135	List	Low
641	Sudurpashchim Province	4,178	134	C	Top
642	Matthieu Ricard	4,177	134	C	Low
643	Rai people	4,175	134	Start	Mid
644	Kalapani territory	4,175	134	C	Mid
645	Himalayan wolf	4,167	134	B	Low
646	Sharma	4,165	134	List	Low
647	Indira Ranamagar	4,163	134	Start	Low
648	Janaka	4,157	134	Start	Low
649	Kusha (Ramayana)	4,152	133	Start	Low
650	Phallus indusiatus	4,132	133	FA	Low
651	Pygmy hog	4,129	133	B	Low
652	Emblem of Nepal	4,107	132	Start	High
653	Annapurna Circuit	4,076	131	C	Mid
654	Rishi Dhamala	4,058	130	Stub	Low
655	Bhumika Shrestha	4,053	130	Stub	Low
656	Nepalese cuisine	4,049	130	C	Mid
657	Nepal national cricket team	4,040	130	B	High
658	Varahi	4,040	130	GA	Low
659	Steppe eagle	4,022	129	B	Low
660	Binod Chaudhary	4,016	129	B	High
661	Indian pangolin	4,005	129	C	Low
662	Lalitpur 2	4,004	129	Start	Low
663	Order of precedence in Nepal	3,994	128	Start	Low
664	Satyanarayana Puja	3,991	128	Start	Low
665	Kassapa Buddha	3,977	128	Start	Low
666	Dahi (curd)	3,977	128	Start	Low
667	Bengal monitor	3,972	128	C	Low
668	Ghaghara	3,967	127	B	Mid
669	Upendra Yadav	3,967	127	C	Mid
670	Yoddha (1992 film)	3,965	127	C	Low
671	Nepalese Army Air Service	3,961	127	Start	High
672	Devasena	3,951	127	GA	Low
673	Barfi	3,949	127	Start	Low
674	Sharabha	3,944	127	GA	Low
675	Ashok Raj Sigdel	3,926	126	Stub	Low
676	Sushil Koirala	3,911	126	Start	High
677	Bahun	3,903	125	Start	Mid
678	Dipak Kumar Sah	3,893	125	Stub	Unknown
679	Nepal Police	3,892	125	Start	Mid
680	Ashtamangala	3,871	124	C	Low
681	Himalayan tahr	3,864	124	C	Low
682	Marbled cat	3,864	124	C	Low
683	Poornima (singer)	3,863	124	Start	Low
684	Lok Bahadur Thapa	3,840	123	Start	Low
685	Geography of Nepal	3,832	123	B	Mid
686	Lalitpur 2 (constituency)	3,827	123	Redirect	NA
687	Bengal fox	3,820	123	C	Low
688	Chinese pangolin	3,819	123	C	Low
689	Kiang	3,817	123	C	Low
690	Rahul Sankrityayan	3,815	123	B	Low
691	Yellow-throated marten	3,800	122	C	Low
692	Airavata	3,797	122	Start	Low
693	Princess Shruti of Nepal	3,797	122	Stub	Unknown
694	Suhang Nembang	3,796	122	Stub	Low
695	Songtsen Gampo	3,789	122	B	Low
696	Bidya Sundar Shakya	3,789	122	Stub	Mid
697	History of Sikkim	3,788	122	C	Low
698	Animal sacrifice in Hinduism	3,782	122	B	High
699	Tibetan antelope	3,742	120	C	Low
700	Yamuna in Hinduism	3,715	119	B	Low
701	Morang 3	3,709	119	Start	Low
702	Marwari language	3,701	119	C	Low
703	1996 Indo-Tibetan Border Police expedition to Mount Everest	3,691	119	Start	Low
704	Panchakanya	3,651	117	GA	Low
705	2015–16 Nepal blockade	3,651	117	C	High
706	Narayanhiti Palace Museum	3,644	117	Start	Mid
707	Rape and murder of Nirmala Panta	3,636	117	C	Low
708	Oriental garden lizard	3,629	117	C	Low
709	Kathmandu Valley	3,626	116	C	Top
710	Panchangam	3,612	116	Start	Low
711	Kathmandu 7	3,602	116	Stub	Low
712	Indomalayan realm	3,594	115	Start	Low
713	India–Nepal border	3,589	115	Start	Low
714	Vajrayogini	3,588	115	B	Low
715	Kirati people	3,588	115	C	Low
716	1991 Nepalese general election	3,586	115	Start	Low
717	Timeline of Mount Everest expeditions	3,566	115	List	Low
718	Munda people	3,564	114	C	Low
719	Sandakphu	3,559	114	Start	Mid
720	Gārgī Vāchaknavī	3,545	114	GA	Low
721	Panchayati raj	3,544	114	C	Unknown
722	Kamarupa	3,534	114	B	Low
723	Ghat	3,522	113	Start	Low
724	International Convention Centre, Nepal	3,501	112	Stub	Low
725	Buddhist pilgrimage sites	3,497	112	Start	Low
726	Gurkha Contingent	3,478	112	B	Low
727	Eve teasing	3,477	112	C	Mid
728	Constituencies of Nepal	3,459	111	List	Mid
729	Shravana Kumara	3,450	111	Start	Low
730	Kathmandu Durbar Square	3,450	111	Start	Mid
731	Bhaktapur	3,445	111	B	Unknown
732	Chakre Milan	3,432	110	Stub	Low
733	Kavrepalanchok 2	3,410	110	Start	Unknown
734	Family of Gautama Buddha	3,405	109	C	Low
735	Kurukh language	3,383	109	Stub	Low
736	1959 Nepalese general election	3,377	108	Stub	Low
737	Devadatta	3,355	108	C	Low
738	Rameshwor Prasad Khanal	3,348	108	Stub	Unknown
739	Chitwan District	3,346	107	C	Mid
740	Buddha Air	3,335	107	C	Low
741	Kumaoni people	3,335	107	Start	Unknown
742	Panchayat (Nepal)	3,333	107	Start	Unknown
743	KP Khanal	3,328	107	Stub	Unknown
744	1994 Nepalese general election	3,315	106	C	Low
745	Gorkha 2	3,306	106	Start	Unknown
746	Unification of Nepal	3,303	106	Start	Top
747	Persecution of Buddhists	3,297	106	C	Mid
748	10 Endrathukulla	3,286	106	Start	Low
749	Bhagavan	3,284	105	C	Low
750	Kaushalya	3,274	105	C	Low
751	Middle kingdoms of India	3,271	105	B	Low
752	Tandava	3,267	105	Start	Low
753	Indian Gorkha	3,263	105	C	Low
754	Lalitpur, Nepal	3,251	104	Start	Mid
755	1924 British Mount Everest expedition	3,243	104	B	Low
756	Peter Aufschnaiter	3,231	104	Start	Low
757	Chitwan 3	3,221	103	Start	Low
758	Ānanda	3,212	103	GA	Low
759	Gomphrena globosa	3,211	103	Start	Low
760	Rabindra Mishra	3,210	103	Start	Low
761	Bhaktapur 2	3,207	103	Start	Low
762	Pasi (caste)	3,202	103	Start	Low
763	Buddhist modernism	3,201	103	C	Unknown
764	Yongey Mingyur Rinpoche	3,199	103	Start	Low
765	Eurasian bittern	3,198	103	GA	Low
766	Tenjen Sherpa	3,198	103	Start	Low
767	Rima Bishwokarma	3,197	103	Stub	Unknown
768	Lhotshampa people	3,184	102	Start	Low
769	Nuptse	3,178	102	C	Low
770	Jalandhara	3,177	102	C	Low
771	Small Indian civet	3,176	102	Start	Low
772	Raj Darbhanga	3,176	102	B	Low
773	2024 Saurya Airlines Bombardier CRJ200 crash	3,164	102	C	Low
774	Sanduk Ruit	3,163	102	Start	Unknown
775	Rupandehi 4	3,152	101	Start	Low
776	Asmita Adhikari	3,147	101	Start	Low
777	Mahottari District	3,135	101	Stub	Unknown
778	Loktantrik Samajwadi Party, Nepal	3,131	101	C	Low
779	Hidimbi	3,120	100	C	Low
780	Hispid hare	3,119	100	GA	Low
781	Sarangi	3,116	100	Start	Low
782	Saptari 3	3,110	100	Start	Low
783	Rautahat 3	3,107	100	Start	Low
784	Bikram Timilsina	3,073	99	Unknown	Unknown
785	Sunsari 2	3,063	98	Start	Low
786	Banke 2	3,062	98	Start	Low
787	Subas Chandra Nembang	3,060	98	Start	Mid
788	Kapilavastu (ancient city)	3,057	98	Start	Low
789	Bhaktapur 2 (constituency)	3,044	98	Redirect	NA
790	Arzu Rana Deuba	3,039	98	Start	Low
791	Ila (Hinduism)	3,037	97	GA	Low
792	Dadhichi	3,035	97	C	Low
793	Prithvi Bir Bikram Shah	3,027	97	Stub	Unknown
794	Kathmandu 5	3,023	97	Start	Low
795	South Asian river dolphin	3,018	97	FA	Low
796	Visa requirements for Nepalese citizens	3,012	97	List	Top
797	Dhanusha 3	3,011	97	Start	Low
798	Prince Nirajan of Nepal	3,010	97	Stub	Unknown
799	Bhojpuri region	3,003	96	Start	Unknown
800	Ang Dorje Sherpa	3,003	96	Start	Low
801	Rana Bahadur Shah	2,997	96	Start	Mid
802	Himavat	2,993	96	Stub	Low
803	Prince Dhirendra of Nepal	2,990	96	Start	Unknown
804	Zhangzhung	2,986	96	Start	Low
805	Bhavani	2,979	96	C	Low
806	South Col	2,970	95	Start	Low
807	Nuwakot 1	2,959	95	Start	Low
808	Bibeksheel Nepali	2,957	95	C	Low
809	Surendra Bikram Shah	2,956	95	Start	High
810	Iron Age in India	2,955	95	Start	Low
811	Bishnu Prasad Paudel	2,955	95	Start	Low
812	Lokman Singh Karki	2,952	95	Start	Low
813	Madan Bhandari	2,948	95	Start	Unknown
814	Sayaun Thunga Phulka	2,940	94	C	Top
815	Little grebe	2,929	94	Start	Low
816	Kaumodaki	2,929	94	GA	Low
817	Mahesh Basnet (born 1975)	2,928	94	Stub	Low
818	Rautahat 2	2,917	94	Start	Low
819	Himalayan black bear	2,912	93	Start	Low
820	Ethnic cleansing of Lhotshampa in Bhutan	2,906	93	Start	Mid
821	Gandaki River	2,896	93	C	Mid
822	Bhaktapur 1	2,896	93	Start	Low
823	Kangra Fort	2,893	93	Start	Low
824	Prime Minister Cup Men's National Cricket Tournament	2,892	93	Stub	Mid
825	Mallory and Irvine Research Expedition	2,883	93	C	Low
826	Butwal	2,880	92	Start	High
827	Prabal Gurung	2,877	92	B	Mid
828	Saptari 2	2,876	92	Start	Low
829	Upper Mustang	2,871	92	C	Low
830	Jhapa 2	2,862	92	Start	Low
831	List of Himalayan peaks and passes	2,860	92	List	Low
832	Yeti Airlines	2,856	92	C	Mid
833	Queen Komal of Nepal	2,856	92	Start	Unknown
834	Buddhism in Nepal	2,852	92	C	Mid
835	Pokhara International Airport	2,840	91	Start	Low
836	Four-horned antelope	2,837	91	GA	Low
837	Sikkimese Bhutia language	2,834	91	C	Low
838	Lopsang Jangbu Sherpa	2,834	91	Start	Low
839	Saussurea obvallata	2,833	91	Start	Low
840	Kala Patthar	2,831	91	Start	High
841	David Lama	2,830	91	C	Low
842	Himalaya Airlines	2,825	91	Start	Low
843	Sivapithecus	2,820	90	Start	Low
844	Aam Janata Party	2,803	90	Start	Low
845	Provincial assemblies of Nepal	2,801	90	C	Low
846	Bhat	2,790	90	List	Low
847	Siberian weasel	2,787	89	C	Low
848	Sudhir Ruparelia	2,783	89	Start	Low
849	Syangja 2	2,782	89	Start	Low
850	Rautahat 1	2,777	89	Start	Low
851	Birgunj	2,771	89	Start	Mid
852	Kosi River	2,769	89	B	High
853	Wai Wai (food brand)	2,765	89	Start	Low
854	Thangka	2,755	88	C	High
855	Nirmala Joshi	2,755	88	Start	Low
856	Bharatpur, Nepal	2,755	88	C	Mid
857	Hindu mythological wars	2,747	88	C	Low
858	Rupandehi 2	2,738	88	Start	Low
859	Islam in South Asia	2,733	88	B	Mid
860	Cinnamomum tamala	2,729	88	Start	Low
861	Bhaktapur 1 (constituency)	2,728	88	Redirect	NA
862	List of banks in Nepal	2,725	87	List	Low
863	Communist Party of Nepal (Maoist) (2025)	2,724	87	Start	Low
864	Chrysopelea ornata	2,722	87	B	Low
865	Rastriya Prajatantra Party Nepal	2,719	87	Start	Unknown
866	Chandra Shumsher Jung Bahadur Rana	2,718	87	Start	High
867	Versions of the Ramayana	2,717	87	List	Mid
868	Northern Indo-Aryan languages	2,709	87	Start	Unknown
869	Into Thin Air: Death on Everest	2,704	87	Start	Low
870	Charnel ground	2,702	87	B	Low
871	Syangja 2 (constituency)	2,702	87	Redirect	NA
872	Pashupati	2,688	86	Start	Mid
873	Everest (1998 film)	2,687	86	Start	Low
874	Sweets from the Indian subcontinent	2,685	86	Start	Mid
875	Mohan Shumsher Jung Bahadur Rana	2,683	86	Stub	Unknown
876	Tintin in Tibet	2,659	85	FA	Low
877	Krishna Prasad Bhattarai	2,656	85	Start	Low
878	Adi-Buddha	2,656	85	Start	Low
879	Uchchhishta Ganapati	2,654	85	Start	Mid
880	History of the rupee	2,628	84	B	Low
881	Bishwa Prakash Sharma	2,614	84	Start	Low
882	Rigvedic rivers	2,610	84	Start	Unknown
883	Bigha	2,607	84	C	Low
884	Mahāprajāpatī Gautamī	2,604	84	C	High
885	2006 Nepalese revolution	2,596	83	C	Low
886	Thakuri	2,594	83	Unknown	Unknown
887	Adventure Consultants	2,592	83	C	Low
888	Kangshung Face	2,549	82	Start	Mid
889	Hari Dhakal	2,549	82	Stub	Unknown
890	Federal Democratic Republic of Nepal	2,546	82	Redirect	NA
891	1905 Kanchenjunga expedition	2,536	81	Start	Low
892	Rajendra Bikram Shah	2,536	81	Start	High
893	Black giant squirrel	2,534	81	Start	Low
894	Dendrobium nobile	2,532	81	Start	Low
895	Kathmandu 5 (constituency)	2,530	81	Redirect	NA
896	Morang District	2,528	81	C	Mid
897	Newar caste system	2,528	81	C	Low
898	Morang 6	2,528	81	Start	Low
899	Shmashana	2,527	81	C	Low
900	Sunsari District	2,524	81	Stub	Unknown
901	Dalit people in Nepal	2,510	80	Unknown	Unknown
902	11th Gorkha Rifles	2,508	80	Start	Low
903	Jagdish Kharel	2,506	80	Stub	Low
904	Queen Ratna of Nepal	2,504	80	Start	Unknown
905	Languages of South Asia	2,502	80	Start	Low
906	Matrika Prasad Koirala	2,493	80	Start	High
907	Durga Prasai	2,493	80	Start	Low
908	Kathmandu District	2,484	80	Start	Unknown
909	Morang 4	2,482	80	Start	Low
910	Mongol National Organisation	2,477	79	Stub	Low
911	Losar	2,476	79	C	Low
912	Girvan Yuddha Bikram Shah	2,476	79	Start	High
913	Prasad (2018 film)	2,476	79	Start	Low
914	Miruna Magar	2,462	79	Start	Low
915	Indian grey hornbill	2,456	79	Start	Low
916	Scaly-breasted munia	2,448	78	GA	Low
917	List of mountains in Nepal	2,445	78	List	Mid
918	Kaski 3	2,442	78	Start	Low
919	Namche Bazaar	2,441	78	Start	Unknown
920	Anushka Shrestha	2,439	78	Start	Low
921	Dipprasad Pun	2,427	78	Start	Unknown
922	Bhutia	2,426	78	C	Low
923	Lepcha people	2,419	78	Start	Low
924	Gorkha District	2,413	77	C	Mid
925	Cakrasaṃvara Tantra	2,410	77	Stub	Low
926	Chitwan National Park	2,408	77	C	High
927	Jhala Nath Khanal	2,408	77	Start	High
928	Sumitra	2,405	77	Stub	Low
929	UTC+05:45	2,403	77	Stub	Unknown
930	Kapilvastu 2	2,403	77	Start	Low
931	Sino-Nepalese War	2,402	77	Start	High
932	Hottentotta tamulus	2,399	77	C	Low
933	Fourth Oli cabinet	2,397	77	Start	Low
934	Kapilvastu 1	2,392	77	Start	Low
935	Manthara	2,381	76	Start	Low
936	Patan Durbar Square	2,381	76	C	Low
937	Araniko	2,380	76	B	High
938	Kaski 3 (constituency)	2,376	76	Redirect	NA
939	Kaski 1	2,374	76	Start	Low
940	Rupandehi 3	2,369	76	Start	Low
941	Manakamana Temple	2,367	76	Start	Mid
942	Chitwan 1	2,367	76	Start	Low
943	1990 Nepalese revolution	2,353	75	Start	Low
944	Thukpa	2,352	75	Start	Low
945	Kali River goonch attacks	2,342	75	Start	Low
946	Dilgo Khyentse	2,339	75	C	Low
947	8th Gorkha Rifles	2,339	75	Start	Low
948	Kapilvastu 2 (constituency)	2,338	75	Redirect	NA
949	Lipulekh Pass	2,335	75	Start	Low
950	Yellow-footed green pigeon	2,334	75	Stub	Low
951	India–Nepal relations	2,324	74	C	High
952	Black francolin	2,322	74	Start	Low
953	Wallago attu	2,321	74	Start	Low
954	Shriya Shah-Klorfine	2,321	74	Start	Unknown
955	Hridayendra Shah	2,316	74	C	Unknown
956	Rautahat District	2,313	74	Stub	Unknown
957	Large Indian civet	2,313	74	Start	Low
958	Deepak Khadka	2,310	74	Stub	Low
959	Malla dynasty (Nepal)	2,307	74	B	High
960	Kapilvastu 1 (constituency)	2,306	74	Redirect	NA
961	Kathasaritsagara	2,305	74	C	Low
962	Morang 2	2,297	74	Start	Low
963	Pashupati Shumsher Jung Bahadur Rana	2,294	74	Start	Low
964	Gulmi 2	2,285	73	Start	Low
965	Chhurpi	2,278	73	C	Low
966	Bihari languages	2,277	73	Start	Low
967	Kaski 1 (constituency)	2,277	73	Redirect	NA
968	Consorts of Ganesha	2,265	73	GA	Low
969	Lachhiman Gurung	2,262	72	Start	Low
970	Mallaah	2,261	72	Start	Low
971	Angika	2,261	72	Start	Low
972	Man Mohan Adhikari	2,253	72	Start	High
973	Dal bhat	2,251	72	Start	Mid
974	Sunil Lamsal	2,251	72	Stub	Low
975	Nepalese diaspora	2,250	72	Stub	Mid
976	China–Nepal border	2,248	72	C	Low
977	Damaru	2,228	71	C	Low
978	Gulmi 2 (constituency)	2,226	71	Redirect	NA
979	List of bodhisattvas	2,225	71	List	Low
980	Yama Buddha	2,224	71	Stub	Low
981	Licchavis of Vaishali	2,220	71	Start	Low
982	Public holidays in Nepal	2,220	71	List	Unknown
983	Ashok Rai	2,214	71	Stub	Low
984	Indian boar	2,211	71	Start	Low
985	Chitwan 1 (constituency)	2,211	71	Redirect	NA
986	Black-necked crane	2,205	71	C	Low
987	Kaski 2	2,202	71	Start	Low
988	5th Gorkha Rifles (Frontier Force)	2,201	71	Start	Low
989	Kapilvastu 3	2,195	70	Start	Low
990	Kamala Sen-Khatri	2,189	70	Start	Unknown
991	Rhododendron arboreum	2,183	70	Start	High
992	Shrinkhala Khatiwada	2,174	70	C	Unknown
993	Sunsari 4	2,166	69	Start	Low
994	List of monarchs of Nepal	2,165	69	List	Low
995	Ram Bahadur Thapa	2,159	69	Start	Low
996	Prerana Shah Singh	2,158	69	Stub	Mid
997	Khasa Kingdom	2,155	69	C	Low
998	Dhading 2	2,155	69	Start	Low
999	Morang 1	2,155	69	Start	Low
1000	Chief minister (Nepal)	2,151	69	Start	Low

Participants

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Resources

Infoboxes

{{Nepal topics}} - Infobox for Nepal regions, counties and cities; placed at the bottom of article pages. not yet finished.
{{Heads of State of Nepal}} - Infobox for Nepalese kings and presidents.
{{Political parties in Nepal}} - Navbox for Political parties of Nepal.
{{Prime Ministers of Nepal}} - Infobox for Nepalese prime ministers.
{{Infobox climate chart}}
{{Infobox ethnic group}} - generic infobox for an ethnic group.
{{Infobox historic site}} - Historic sites like palace, museum, etc
{{Infobox mountain}}
{{Infobox mountain range}}
{{Infobox mountain pass}}
{{Infobox park}} - a nature preserve
{{Infobox river}}
{{Infobox temple}}
{{Infobox valley}}

Naming conventions

Wikipedia:Naming conventions (Indic)

Stubs

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Templates

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Uses

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Portals

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Project banner

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Websites

Barnstar

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