Char-koshey-jhaadi

The forest extends across 80 square kilometers of land between Tarahara and Dharan, featuring diverse vegetation and natural boundaries formed by the Seuti Khola river.

The forest stands as a natural barrier in eastern Nepal, maintaining its position as the largest forested area in the country through generations of environmental changes.

Local communities maintain traditional connections to the forest, which serves as a central element in regional environmental conservation and natural resource management.

Visitors can reach the forest via the Koshi Highway that connects Tarahara and Dharan, with multiple entry points accessible throughout the 40-kilometer stretch.

The forest spans approximately 12 kilometers in width and reaches an elevation of 210 feet above sea level, creating a distinct ecological zone in the Mid-Hill terai region.

GPS coordinates: 26.72833,87.37917

Latest update: March 23, 2025 18:43