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AttractionBabai River
Banke
River draining the western edge of Banke District, flowing south into Uttar Pradesh, India, eventually joining the Ghaghara (Karnali).
AttractionBarun Valley
Sankhuwasabha
A 46 km Himalayan glacier valley at the base of Mt.
AttractionBheri River
Surkhet
Major tributary of the Karnali River that flows through Surkhet Valley, separating Birendranagar from Bheriganga municipality.
AttractionChulu East
Manang
Peak of 6,584 m north of Manang town, on the northern skyline of the valley.
AttractionDharahara
Kathmandu
72-metre tower at Sundhara first built in 1832 by Bhimsen Thapa under the commission of Queen Lalit Tripurasundari; mostly collapsed in the April 2015 earthquake, with reconstruction beginning in 2018 and a partial opening in April 2021.
AttractionDharan Clock Tower
Sunsari
A well-known city landmark of Dharan shown in the district article's photo montage and the Dharan Wikipedia page's collage of city sights; the night view of Dharan, Itahari and Tarahara is also a featured image of the district.
AttractionDodhara Chandani Bridge
Kanchanpur
A 1,452.96 m multi-span suspension bridge over the Mahakali River, opened in 2005 and one of the longest pedestrian bridges in Nepal.
AttractionGajendra Chowk
Saptari
Central square of Rajbiraj, formerly known as Tribhuvan Chok.
AttractionGanesh Himal
Dhading
Sub-range of the Himalayas on the Dhading–Gorkha border; highest peak Yangra at 7,422 m, with three other peaks over 7,000 m.
AttractionGaurishankar
Dolakha
Sacred 7,134 m peak of the Rolwaling Himal, second highest in the range, named for the Hindu goddess Gauri (Parvati) and her consort Shankar (Shiva); Sherpas call it Jomo Tseringma.
AttractionHimalchuli
Gorkha
7,895 m peak of the Mansiri Himal in Gorkha District, one of the district's major Himalayan mountains.
AttractionJethi Bahurani
Bajhang
Peak visible from the Surma Sarovar trekking trail, named in the Surma Rural Municipality article alongside the lake and alpine meadows.
AttractionKailashnath Mahadev Statue
Bhaktapur
143 ft (44 m) standing statue of Shiva at Sanga, Suryabinayak Municipality, built of steel, concrete, zinc and copper between 2003 and 2010 and opened 21 June 2011; described by several sources as the world's tallest statue of Shiva.
AttractionKaligandaki A Hydroelectric Power Station
Syangja
144 MW run-of-the-river hydroelectric station on the Kali Gandaki River between Mirmi (Syangja) and Harmichaur (Gulmi), commissioned in 2002 and operated by the Nepal Electricity Authority.
AttractionKali Gandaki Gorge (Andha Galchi)
Mustang
The world's deepest canyon, measured between the river and the highest peaks on either side; the stretch between Dhaulagiri and Annapurna I drops 5,571 m from Annapurna's summit to the river at 2,520 m.
AttractionKanjiroba
Dolpa
Highest peak of the Kanjiroba Himal, a subrange of the Himalayas in Dolpa District, at 6,883 m; first climbed in 1970 by the Osaka City University Himalayan Expedition.
AttractionKoshi Barrage
Saptari
Barrage across the Koshi River at Bhardah recognized as a monument; together with Koshi Tappu Wildlife Reserve it forms one of Nepal's 27 Important Bird Areas.
AttractionLangtang Lirung
Rasuwa
7,234 m peak, the highest point in Langtang National Park and of the Langtang Himal range.
AttractionMakalu
Sankhuwasabha
The fifth-highest mountain on Earth at 8,485 m, an isolated four-sided pyramid in the Mahalangur Himalayas on the Nepal-China border, 19 km southeast of Everest; first summited on 15 May 1955 by Lionel Terray and Jean Couzy.
AttractionMarshyangdi River
Lamjung
150 km mountain river that begins near Manang village northwest of the Annapurna massif, flows eastward through Manang and then southward through Lamjung, and joins the Trishuli near Mugling; the beginning of the Annapurna Circuit follows its valley. Hosts three hydropower stations (50 MW, 70 MW and 69 MW).
AttractionNarayani Stadium
Parsa
Nepal's second largest stadium after Dasarath Rangasala, built in 1981 with a capacity of 15,000 seats.
AttractionNgadi Chuli
Gorkha
7,871 m peak of the Mansiri Himal in Gorkha District (also called Peak 29).
AttractionOm Parvat
Darchula
Mountain of 5,590 m on the India-Nepal border whose south face bears a natural snow pattern resembling the sacred Om symbol, most clearly visible between late June and October.
AttractionPabil
Dhading
Highest point in Dhading District at 7,104 m, one of the major peaks of the Ganesh Himal range.
