LAMJUNG
Lamjung, a district which falls under the western development region, lies in the Gandaki Zone of Nepal. Besishahar as a district headquarter. The district, which is the home of roughly two lakhs (200,000) individuals, contains a literacy rate of 56. There are 61 Village Development Committees (V.D.C’s) in this district. 5 campuses, 15 higher secondary schools, and 268 faculties are established to advance the education sector. Post offices are present in all 61 V.D.Cs. there’s just one hospital in the district however at least one health post in all the 61 V.D.Cs. Occupying an area of 1692kms, the district is neighboured by the districts like Gorkha, Manang, Kaski, and Tanahu. Its abundance of natural resources goes untapped due to an absence of proper road infrastructure. both water and forest resources haven’t been properly and wisely utilized. Most of the villages have electricity and has been connected by kancha road.
Tourism Spots
1. Lamjung Durbar: Holding significant historical importance, Lamjung durbar is the 1st palace of the Shah dynasty of Nepal. From the palace, on a clear day, one can get pleasure from fantastic views of Besisahar, Marshynagadi valley, Lamjung Himal, Himalchuli, Manaslu, Boudha Himal, and plenty of alternative smaller peaks.
2. Hile Taksar: Hile Taksar, located at an altitude of 1,700 meters, is roughly a three-hour hike from Phaliyasangu. On a clear day, you may get a fantastic 360-degree view of the hills, villages, Dordi and Marshyangdi valley as well as excellent views of Lamjung Himal, Annapurna II, Himalchuli, Boudha Himal, Manaslu, Dr. Harka Peak, and plenty of yet-to-be-named small peaks.
3. Ghale Gaun: Ghale Gaun could be a picturesque village situated at an altitude of more than 2,000 meters above water level and might be reached by jeep from Besisahar. For those who prefer to hike, it’ll take around six hours from the same. At Ghale Gaun, you get to experience fantastic hospitality of Ghales -the endemic people of Nepal -their culture and gorgeous mountain views of Lamjung Himal, Annapurna II, Manasalu and plenty of other peaks. you also get an opportunity to remain with a local family and enjoy delicious organic food grilled on a traditional stove. This SAARC Model tourism Village is definitely worth a visit whereas in Lamjung.
4. Honey Hunting: This part of Nepal is home to thousands of mountain range cliff bees. Every year, Lamjung hosts Honey hunting competition that typically takes place within the months of April to May or October to November. For those with deep pockets, non-public honey hunting trips are also organized. The trip can give an incredible chance to experience the age-old livelihood of honey hunters firsthand, and taste the sweetest honey mankind has ever famed.
