Chhapang

Chhapang is a village located in the Gorkha District of Nepal. It lies within the Palungtar Municipality. The area is situated in a hilly region, characteristic of many parts of Nepal, and is primarily an agricultural community. The local economy is largely dependent on farming, with crops such as rice, maize, and millet being cultivated. The population of Chhapang consists of various ethnic groups, with the Gurung and Magar communities being prominent.

The village is accessible via local roads, though infrastructure can be challenging, especially during monsoon seasons. Like many rural Nepali settlements, Chhapang faces issues related to access to basic services such as healthcare and quality education. Community efforts are often focused on improving these aspects of village life. The natural landscape surrounding Chhapang offers scenic views of the surrounding hills and valleys. Traditional Nepali culture and customs are observed by the inhabitants, with local festivals playing an important role in social life.