Welcome to Dharan, Visit Dharan, Nepal

This video is from the Charkose Jungle as an entrance of Dharan on the season of Gulmohar, running forward to main market of Dharan through BPKIHS.

10 Things to do in Itahari || East Nepal Tour || Itahari Tourism

This is a touristic video made by eastnepaltour.com for travelers & vacationers to circle Itahari with package city travel points.

Gokarneshwor Municipality Gokarneshwor | Local Governance and Community Family Planning Association of Nepal | IPPF

DHARAN [ Documentry film]

It's about the Dharan city and it is beautiful place.

Exploring Dharan, Namaste Falls & Dhankutta, Nepal

Exploring Dharan, Namaste Falls & Dhankutta, Nepal.

Amazing Drone footage of Dharan

Dharan is one out of two sub-metropolitan cities in Province No. 1 of Nepal, in the Sunsari District, and is situated on the foothills of the Mahabharat Range in the north with its southern tip touching the edge of the Terai region at an altitude of 1148 ft (349m). It serves as a trading post between the hilly region and the plains of Terai region. It was once the location of a recruitment center for the Brigade of Gurkhas, opened in 1953. The recruitment center is closed and the campus is now the home of B.P. Koirala Institute of Health Sciences since 1993.

Gokarneshwor Municipality Gokarneshwor | Local Governance and Community Family Planning Association of Nepal | IPPF

Vijayapur Hill Dharan,Nepal Eagle eye view by Drone

A nice trail which includes a visit to 4 of Dharans famous temples and a wonderful view of the city.Dharan started as a small trading settlement. Over the last few decades, the population of Dharan has increased and diversified to include people from various ethnicities like Limbu, Brahmins, Chhetris, Rai, Gurung, Newar, Sunuwar, and Yakha. Modern Dharan's foundation was laid in 1902 by prime minister Chandra Shamsher.He established a small village at the foot of Bijayapur hillock and named it Chandranagar (now Purano Bajar). The purpose was to supply timber to the East India Company, which in the 1890s had expanded its north eastern territory and was laying railway tracks. The first government official to be appointed in this small village was Subba Ratna Prasad. The settlement grew steadily over the course of time. This growing settlement was named Juddha Nagar (now Naya Bazaar) after Prime minister Juddha Shamsher. It was declared a municipal town in 1960.