Malekhu

Malekhu is a town located in the Dhading District of Nepal. It lies in the Bagmati Province. The town is situated along the Prithvi Highway, a major transportation route connecting Kathmandu to Pokhara. This strategic location has contributed to its development as a commercial and transit point.

The geography around Malekhu is characterized by its proximity to the Trishuli River, which is a significant river in Nepal. The area is largely rural, with agriculture forming a primary source of livelihood for many residents. The town itself serves as a hub for local trade and services, catering to the surrounding villages.

Malekhu is known for its fresh fish, particularly from the Trishuli River, which is a popular delicacy for travelers passing through. The town has a number of restaurants and eateries that specialize in preparing this local specialty. Its accessibility via the Prithvi Highway makes it a convenient stopover for tourists and locals alike.

The population of Malekhu is diverse, reflecting the multi-ethnic composition of Nepal. Life in Malekhu is influenced by the rhythms of agricultural seasons and the flow of traffic along the highway. Development initiatives in the region often focus on improving infrastructure and economic opportunities for the local community.