Bara District

The district spans 1,190 square kilometers of predominantly flat plains at an elevation of 103 meters above sea level, featuring numerous rivers including Bakaiya and Jamuniya.

The district evolved through Nepal's governmental reforms to become one of seventy-seven administrative zones, maintaining its position as the third wealthiest region after Kathmandu and Morang.

The population of 763,137 residents includes Maithils, Tharus, and other ethnic groups, with Bhojpuri speakers representing 73.9 percent of inhabitants.

The district headquarters at Kalaiya connects to neighboring regions through the Tribhuvan Highway, facilitating trade and transportation across the territory.

The district contains the Gadhimai Temple, where a major festival occurs every five years, drawing participants from across Nepal and neighboring countries.

Location: Madhesh Province

Capital city: Kalaiya

Website: http://ddcbara.gov.np

GPS coordinates: 27.03333,85.00000

Latest update: May 27, 2025 10:05