Tehrathum, Administrative district in Province No. 1, Nepal
Tehrathum is an administrative district in eastern Nepal with varied geography spanning from tropical lowlands to temperate mountain zones. The region encompasses several municipalities and settlements distributed across different elevations.
The district developed from early settlements, with Myanglung eventually becoming the administrative center that organized the surrounding region. This development shaped how the area grew and functioned over time.
The population includes Limbu at 36 percent, Chhetri at 19 percent, and Bahun at 11 percent, each group maintaining distinct traditions and practices.
The district is organized into six municipalities spread across the landscape, each serving as a local center. The terrain varies significantly, so visitors should expect different conditions and paths depending on elevation.
The Tinjure-Milke-Jaljale Ridge contains extensive rhododendron forests that become especially striking during blooming season. The Hyatrung waterfall ranks among the highest in the country and stands as a remarkable geographic feature of the area.
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