Baglung District
बागलुङ
— District —
Baglung is located in the south of Dhawalagiri Zone
Country Nepal
Region Western (Pashchimanchal)
Zone Dhawalagiri
Headquarters Baglung
Area
• Total 1,784 km2 (689 sq mi)
Population (2011)
• Total 268,613
• Density 150/km2 (390/sq mi)
Time zone NPT (UTC+5:45)
Website www.ddcbaglung.gov.np
Baglung District (Nepali: बागलुङ जिल्ला About this sound Listen (help·info)), a part of Dhawalagiri Zone, is one of the seventy-five districts of Nepal, a landlocked country of South Asia. The district, with Baglung as its district headquarters, covers an area of 1,784 km² and has a population (2011) of 268,613.
Baglung is surrounded by Parvat, Myagdi, Rukum, Rolpa, Pyuthan and Gulmi districts. It has 59 Village Development Committees and one Municipality. It has many rivers and streams and so, many suspension bridges. Baglung is also known as the district of suspension bridges because of the large number of bridges. It is a hilly district, most of the population settled in the sides of the rivers. Fertile planes situated in the either sides of the rivers are used for farming. Headquarter of Baglung Distrikt ist Baglung Municipality which is also situated on the bank of the holy river- Kali Gandaki. Like Nepal, Baglung is also diverse in religion, culture, ethnicity, altitude, temperature etc. Hinduism and Buddhism are the major religions. pun, thapa, rana ,Chhantyal, magar, Chhetri, Bramhan, Newar, Gurung, and Thakali are the main ethnic groups living in Baglung. Highest temperature in the lowest altutude of baglung rises up to about 37.5 degrees Celsius in summer and the lowest temperature at Dhorpatan falls up to about −15 degrees Celsius in winter. Altitude of Baglung varies from about 650 meters at Kharbang to about 4,300 meters in Dhorpatan.
Baglung is rich in herbal medicine plants. Rice, corn, millet, wheat and potato are the major crops of baglung.There were many mines in use in Baglung in the past; Iron and Copper mines being the most prevalent. But they are not in use for long time because of the heedlessness of the government. There are numerous slate mines in use in Baglung. These slates are excellent for roofing.
Baglung Municipality, Hatiya- Galkot, Kusma and Burtibang are the main trading centers of Baglung. Galkot, Kusma and Burtibang are connected with the district headquarter Baglung Bazaar by raw roads. Small part of Baglung is electrified by Nepal Electricity Authority and some other parts are electrified by small local hydroplants. Recently, telephone has been accessible in almost all villages of Baglung.
Baglung is considered to be one of the politically most conscious districts and it plays a significant role in the Nepali politics.
Towns and villages
Map of the VDCs in Baglung District
Adhikarichaur · Amalachaur · Amarbhumi · Argal · Arjewa · Baglung · Baskot · Batakachaur · Bhakunde · Bhimgithe · Bhimpokhara · Bihunkot · Binamare · Boharagaun · Bowang · Bungadovan · Burtibang · Chhisti · · Damek · Darling · Devisthan · Dhamja · Baglung Jaidi · Dhullubaskot · Dudilavati · Gwalichaur-Harichaur · Hatiya · Heela · Hudgisheer · · Jaljala · Kandebas · Khungkhani · Khunga · Kusmishera · Lekhani · Malika · Malma · Mulpani · Narayansthan · Narethanti · Nisi · Paiyunthanthap · Palakot · Pandavkhani · Paiyunpata · Rajkut · Ranasingkiteni · Rangkhani · Rayadanda · Resha · Righa · Salyan · Sarkuwa · Singana · Sisakhani · Sukhaura · Sunkhani · Taman · Tangram · Tara · Tityang
Baglung is located in the south of Dhawalagiri Zone
Country Nepal
Region Western (Pashchimanchal)
Zone Dhawalagiri
Headquarters Baglung
Area
• Total 1,784 km2 (689 sq mi)
Population (2011)
• Total 268,613
• Density 150/km2 (390/sq mi)
Time zone NPT (UTC+5:45)
Website www.ddcbaglung.gov.np
Baglung District (Nepali: बागलुङ जिल्ला About this sound Listen (help·info)), a part of Dhawalagiri Zone, is one of the seventy-five districts of Nepal, a landlocked country of South Asia. The district, with Baglung as its district headquarters, covers an area of 1,784 km² and has a population (2011) of 268,613.
Baglung is surrounded by Parvat, Myagdi, Rukum, Rolpa, Pyuthan and Gulmi districts. It has 59 Village Development Committees and one Municipality. It has many rivers and streams and so, many suspension bridges. Baglung is also known as the district of suspension bridges because of the large number of bridges. It is a hilly district, most of the population settled in the sides of the rivers. Fertile planes situated in the either sides of the rivers are used for farming. Headquarter of Baglung Distrikt ist Baglung Municipality which is also situated on the bank of the holy river- Kali Gandaki. Like Nepal, Baglung is also diverse in religion, culture, ethnicity, altitude, temperature etc. Hinduism and Buddhism are the major religions. pun, thapa, rana ,Chhantyal, magar, Chhetri, Bramhan, Newar, Gurung, and Thakali are the main ethnic groups living in Baglung. Highest temperature in the lowest altutude of baglung rises up to about 37.5 degrees Celsius in summer and the lowest temperature at Dhorpatan falls up to about −15 degrees Celsius in winter. Altitude of Baglung varies from about 650 meters at Kharbang to about 4,300 meters in Dhorpatan.
Baglung is rich in herbal medicine plants. Rice, corn, millet, wheat and potato are the major crops of baglung.There were many mines in use in Baglung in the past; Iron and Copper mines being the most prevalent. But they are not in use for long time because of the heedlessness of the government. There are numerous slate mines in use in Baglung. These slates are excellent for roofing.
Baglung Municipality, Hatiya- Galkot, Kusma and Burtibang are the main trading centers of Baglung. Galkot, Kusma and Burtibang are connected with the district headquarter Baglung Bazaar by raw roads. Small part of Baglung is electrified by Nepal Electricity Authority and some other parts are electrified by small local hydroplants. Recently, telephone has been accessible in almost all villages of Baglung.
Baglung is considered to be one of the politically most conscious districts and it plays a significant role in the Nepali politics.
Towns and villages
Map of the VDCs in Baglung District
Adhikarichaur · Amalachaur · Amarbhumi · Argal · Arjewa · Baglung · Baskot · Batakachaur · Bhakunde · Bhimgithe · Bhimpokhara · Bihunkot · Binamare · Boharagaun · Bowang · Bungadovan · Burtibang · Chhisti · · Damek · Darling · Devisthan · Dhamja · Baglung Jaidi · Dhullubaskot · Dudilavati · Gwalichaur-Harichaur · Hatiya · Heela · Hudgisheer · · Jaljala · Kandebas · Khungkhani · Khunga · Kusmishera · Lekhani · Malika · Malma · Mulpani · Narayansthan · Narethanti · Nisi · Paiyunthanthap · Palakot · Pandavkhani · Paiyunpata · Rajkut · Ranasingkiteni · Rangkhani · Rayadanda · Resha · Righa · Salyan · Sarkuwa · Singana · Sisakhani · Sukhaura · Sunkhani · Taman · Tangram · Tara · Tityang
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