Overview
According to the Constitution of Nepal (2072 BS), the report submitted to the Government of Nepal by the High-Level Commission for the Restructuring of Local Levels of the Government of Nepal has been revised and implemented by the Government of Nepal. There are 50 Savik VDCs in the existing Sindhuli district. Ghyanglekh Rural Municipality (घ्याङलेख गाउँपालिका, सिन्धुली) has been formed by adjusting former VDC in Haru, Haru Amale, Bastipur, Tamajor, Netrakali, and Shanteshwari VDCs.
According to the constitutional provision of the federal system of government, Ghyanglekh rural municipality is located in the northwest of Sindhuli district in the Bagmati Pradesh of Nepal, which is divided into seven provinces. Out of 9 local levels in Sindhuli district, 2 are under municipalities and 7 are under rural municipalities. The office of Ghyanglekh rural municipality is 35 km from Sindhuli Bazaar, the district headquarters of Sindhuli district. And VP passing through Sindhuli district. 22 km from Pipal Bhanjyang on the highway. Is located at a distance of
There are 5 wards in this rural municipality. The total area of this rural municipality is 166.77 sq. Km. Has been Ward no. The highest peak of Ghyanglekh rural municipality under 1 AML is Mahabharat and Phaparchuli at an altitude of 2100 m above sea level. As tropical, subtropical, and temperate types of air and water are available, flora and fauna are also diverse. The availability of both woody and woody vegetation is a feature of the forests of this region. The total number of households in this rural municipality is 2457 and the total population is 13761 with 6471 males and 7290 females.
According to the intellectuals here, the name of this rural municipality is Ghyanglekh from Ghyangle Dando, which is located above Nanga Danda, passing through Satdobato under ward no. 2. In the Tamang language, 'Ghyang' means a monastery, and 'Lekh' means a high hill. The historical significance of this place is also reflected in the fact that a large fair has been held on this Ghyanglekh hill since time immemorial on the day of Maghe Sankranti (according to some intellectuals on the day of Baishakh Sankranti) and people from around this region come in large numbers to attend the fair. Even though the practice of holding fairs in this place has disappeared at present, the political leaders here have insisted on naming this rural municipality with the aim of reviving the historical significance of this place.
Geographical Map of Ghyanglekh Rural Municipality:
Contact Address:
Location: Ghyanglekh Gaupalika, Hayutar, Sindhuli, Bagmati Pradesh, Nepal
Telephone: +977-9744035699
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.ghyanglekhmun.gov.np
