Koshi Province

Koshi Province extends from the Himalayan frontier with Tibet to Nepal’s lowland border with India, encompassing snowbound summits, densely settled middle hills and the Terai plains. The Koshi river system drains much of this eastern province, while Mount Everest and Kanchenjunga rank among its defining high-mountain landmarks. Ilam’s tea-growing hills give the region an important agricultural identity, and Rai and Limbu communities sustain languages, music and traditions rooted in eastern Nepal. Biratnagar links these varied landscapes with industry and trade on the southern plains. Discover how Koshi Province connects with eastern Nepal by browsing webcams nearby.

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