Dailekh

Dailekh is a district located in the Karnali Province of Nepal. It is situated in the mid-western hills of the country. The administrative headquarters of Dailekh district is Dailekh Bazaar. The district covers an area of 1,505 square kilometers.

The landscape of Dailekh is characterized by rolling hills and valleys, with the presence of several rivers, including the Tila River. The region has a subtropical climate with distinct seasons. Agriculture is the primary occupation for most of the population, with crops like rice, maize, and millet being widely cultivated.

Dailekh is known for its natural beauty and cultural heritage. Several temples and religious sites are located within the district, attracting pilgrims and tourists. One notable site is the Narayan Temple in Narayan Municipality. The district's remote location and rugged terrain contribute to its traditional way of life.

The population of Dailekh is diverse, with various ethnic groups and languages spoken. Efforts are ongoing to improve infrastructure, education, and healthcare facilities in the district. Connectivity to other parts of the country has been improving over the years, though challenges remain due to the geographical terrain. Dailekh is part of the underdeveloped regions of Nepal, and development initiatives are focused on poverty reduction and livelihood enhancement.