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AttractionSeti River
Bajhang
Major river of far-western Nepal on whose bank the district headquarters Chainpur stands; it originates from the Saipal Himalayan range in northern Bajhang.
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Sinja Valley
Jumla
Birthplace of the Nepali language and ancient capital city of the Khasa Kingdom (12th–14th century); added to UNESCO's World Heritage Tentative List in 2008.
AttractionSunkoshi River
Khotang
River forming natural borders of the district in the north, west and south, flowing along Khotang's boundary.
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Tamakoshi River
Ramechhap
River flowing through the district; the district headquarters town Manthali lies on its bank.
AttractionTatopani Hot Spring
Sindhupalchok
Natural geothermal hot spring in Bhotekoshi Rural Municipality along the Araniko Highway near the Kodari border crossing with Tibet. 'Tatopani' literally means 'hot water'; a pilgrimage location near the China border.
AttractionThorong La
Manang
Mountain pass at 5,416 m in the Damodar Himal, the highest point on the Annapurna Circuit, connecting Manang village in Manang District with Muktinath and Ranipauwa in Mustang District.
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Tilaurakot
Kapilvastu
Archaeological remains of the ancient Shakya capital Kapilavastu, where Gautama Buddha spent his first 29 years; a fortified citadel (500x400 m) with grid-plan streets, gateways and a central walled complex.
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Trishuli River
Dhading
Major tributary of the Narayani basin; its valley was the traditional trade route between Kathmandu Valley and Tibet.
