Bandipur

Bandipur is a hilltop settlement and a municipality in the Tanahun District, of Nepal. This municipality was established on 18 May 2014 by merging with existing Dharampani and Bandipur VDCs. Because of its preserved, old-time cultural atmosphere, Bandipur has increasingly been coming to the attention of tourism.

Bandipur (Devanagari बन्दीपुर) is a peak settlement and a region in Tanahun District, (Gandaki Zone) of Nepal. This district was set up on 18 May 2014 by converging with existing Dharampani and Bandipur VDCs.Because of its protected, bygone era social air, Bandipur has progressively been going to the consideration of the travel industry. At the hour of the 2011 Nepal evaluation, it had a populace of the aggregate (Bandipur and Dharampani) 15,591 individuals living in 3750 individual families. It is a standout amongst other vacationer locations in Nepal. Bandipur is renowned for Newari individuals and their societies. Bandipur is situated at 27.56 N, 84.25 E and a rise of 1030m on a mountain saddle (Mahabharat range) roughly 700m over the Marsyangdi River Valley, 143 km toward the west of Kathmandu and 80 km toward the east of Pokhara. Since 1998 it is associated with an 8 km access street from Dumre (Prithvi Highway). Up to that point, there was just an inconsistent street, in the storm as a rule not open or simply by work vehicles. The mountain saddle, simply 200m long, is scarcely wide enough to oblige the central avenue lined by 2 – 3 story structures on one or the other side. At the rears of these houses, the mountainsides steeply slip and the nurseries are just open by steps.