Dhankuta

Dhankuta, a little slope town, overwhelmingly a Newari town is a spot no one needs to pass up investigating while at the same time visiting Eastern Nepal. It is the authoritative headquarter of the Dhankuta locale and use to be the headquarter of Koshi Zone. As per the 2011 Nepal statistics, the city has a populace of 26,440. The lower half of the town, comprises of all the regulatory works and workplaces and has been cleared up to the police headquarters and is sensibly dynamic. Be that as it may, the upper portion of the town is calmer and more pleasant, fixed with whitewashed, tiled and cut Newari condos.

It lay at a height of 1,200 meters above ocean level. Dhankuta is well know for its orange forests and verdant landscape with the mountain streams, their completely clear waters and the green pine and oak backwoods. It additionally fills in as the base for traveling in the Kanchenjunga area.

Arriving

Dhankuta is associate with the East-West roadway at Itahari, by Koshi Highway. Due to Koshi Highway, Dhankuta has become a significant center point for the individuals originating from the northern slopes and precipitous territories of Eastern locale. There are standard transports from the cash-flow to Dhankuta. It is about 430km and can take somewhere in the range of 10-11 hours to reach from Kathmandu.

Nonetheless, there is no immediate aviation routes association with the city. Yet, normal trips to Biratnagar or Tumlingtar are offered by Yeti Airlines, Buddha Airlines. There are ordinary transports and cabs to make a trip to Dhankuta from these air terminals. Both the spots i.e Biratnagar and Tumlingtar are nearly a similar good ways from Dhankuta. Be that as it may, the streets of Biratnagar to Dhankuta are very acceptable and less uneven.