Kathmandu, 6 April: Dolakha, the nearest Himalaya district from Kathmandu. Borders Ramechhap in the west, Sindhupalchowk in the south and the neighbouring China in the east and the north. While mountainous terrains, and rivers act as borders separating China from Nepal, boundary pillars have also been established in the checkpoints of Dolakha.
At the border point of Lapche, Bigu Rural Municipality -1, which sprawls up to 90 kilometres, there are seven pillars that drew the line between Nepali and Chinese land. Built in 1962 and 2006, these pillars have been monitored by the Nepal Army.
People’s News Monitoring Service
Login to add a comment