Narayansthan

Narayansthan नारायणस्थान
Village development committee
Country	Nepal
Zone	Dhaulagiri Zone
District	Baglung District
Population (2011)
• Total	2,876
• Religions	Hindu
Time zone	Nepal Time (UTC+5:45)

Narayansthan is a village development committee in Baglung District in the Dhaulagiri Zone of central Nepal.It is located above the bank of Kali gandaki River. Now, it has become one of the major important place in baglung. They have planned to construct the domestic Airport. At the time of the 2011 Nepal census it had a population of 2,876 and had 781 houses in the town.^[1] The major castes living in the VDC are Brahman,Chhetry and Newar. There are 2 high schools - Janatadhan Higher School and Ganesh Secondary School and one campus. Krishna Gandaki Campus is at the premises of Janatadhan HSS. Ganesh Secondary School, one of the best schools in the region is known for its quality education movement. Established in 1957 [2014 BS] by Soldier Board (India), Ganesh Secondary School is one of the oldest schools. In 1964 [2021 BS], the Indian Soldier Board stopped its grant. Since there was no school support mechanism developed from the Government of Nepal, the school passed through many ups and downs. After Modern Education Act came in effect in 1971 BS [2028 BS], the school merged with Janatadhan Higher Secondary School. In 1980 [2037 BS], the school was reopened. Since then the school is striving to deliver quality education to its students.

Hatiya,the oldest bazar of the VDC lies in ward no 5 & 6. Thulakhor is emerging as new bazar along with Garlung. The VDC is only 9 km away from district headquarter, Baglung. Two gravel roads (Baglung - Kusmisera & Kaligandaki Corridor) pass through the VDC. A cable car joins Narayansthan to Kusma,the district headquarters of Parvat. A suspension bridge from Badgaun,Kusma to Kaiya (Narayansthan-9) is another way to travel to Narayansthan. Kaiya is also famous for its fertile land.

References

Baglung District
Headquarter: Baglung
	Adhikarichaur Amalachaur Amarbhumi Argal Arjewa Baglung Baskot Batakachaur Bhakunde Bhimgithe Bhimpokhara Bihunkot Binamare Boharagaun Bowang Bungadovan Burtibang Chhisti Daga Tumdada Damek Darling Devisthan Dhamja Dhullu Gaidi Dhullu Baskot Dudhilamati Gwalichaur Harichaur Hatiya Hile Hudgishir Jaljala Jharkot Kandebas Khukhani Khunga Kusmishera Lekhani Malika Malma Mulpani Narayansthan Narethanti Nisi Palakot Pandavkhani Praiyunpata Rajkut Ranasingh Kiteni Rangkhani Rayadanda Resh Righa Salyan Sarkuwa Singana Sisakhani Sukhaura Sunkhari Taman Tangram Tara Tityang

^[1] Coordinates: 28°13′N 83°40′E / 28.217°N 83.667°E / 28.217; 83.667

1. ↑ Population Census, 2011