Gandaki Province
- Title
- Gandaki Province
- Description
Gandaki Province (Province No. 4) is named after the major river system Gandaki. It is renowned for its incredible tourism and mountain landscapes.
Key Facts
- Provincial Capital: Pokhara (known as the tourism capital of Nepal).
- Area: $21,504 \text{ km}^2$ (approximately $14.6%$ of Nepal's total area).
- Districts: 11 (including Kaski, Mustang, Manang, and Gorkha).
- Key Attractions: Annapurna Conservation Area, Phewa Lake, Tilicho Lake, and Muktinath Temple.
- Borders: Tibet (China) to the north, India to the south (via Nawalpur), Bagmati Province to the east, and Lumbini and Karnali Provinces to the west.
- Category
- Province
- Province
- Gandaki
- Key Figure/Measurement
- Capital: Pokhara | Area: 21,504 km² | Districts: 11