Khotang District is located in Koshi Province of eastern Nepal. Characterized by rolling hills, ridges, and valleys, the district embodies the traditional rural landscape of Nepal. Its administrative headquarter is in Diktel, which serves as the district’s center for governance, education, and commerce.
Khotang is bordered by Bhojpur to the east, Okhaldhunga to the west, Solukhumbu to the north, and Udayapur to the south.
Khotang comprises a total of 10 local levels, including:
2 Municipalities: Diktel Rupakot Majhuwagadhi and Sakela Municipality
8 Rural Municipalities: Khotgaun, Barahapokhari, Rawabesi, Kepilasgadhi, Diprung Chuichumma, Jantedhunga, Arkhole, and Halesi Tuwachung
Covering an area of 1,591 square kilometers, Khotang is a mid-hill district rich in natural greenery, small rivers, and forested slopes. Its terrain, while challenging, is vital to its agricultural base and cultural identity.
The district features several schools known for their academic performance, dedicated faculty, and contributions to rural education. Leading schools in Khotang include Chisapani Secondary School, Tribhuvan Secondary School, Prithvi Secondary School, Jalpa Secondary School, Shankheshwari Secondary School, and Chyasmitar Secondary School, each playing a key role in shaping the region’s educational landscape.
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