Postal code of Gorkha

Postal code of Gorkha 40109

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Postal code of Gorkha

Gorkha is a district in Nepal with a rich history that dates back to ancient times. It is the birthplace of King Prithvi Narayan Shah, the founder of modern Nepal, and is home to many historical landmarks and cultural sites.

The Gorkha kingdom was established in the 16th century by King Ram Shah, who ruled from his palace in Gorkha. The kingdom expanded over time, and in the 18th century, King Prithvi Narayan Shah began a campaign of conquest to unify Nepal under his rule. He succeeded in 1768 and established the Shah dynasty, which ruled Nepal until 2008.

Gorkha is also known for its role in the Anglo-Nepalese War of 1814-1816, in which the Gorkha army fought against the British East India Company. The war ended with the signing of the Sugauli Treaty, which resulted in Nepal losing a significant portion of its territory to the British.

Today, Gorkha is a popular tourist destination, with attractions such as the Gorkha Durbar, the palace of the Shah kings, and the Manakamana Temple, a famous Hindu pilgrimage site. The district is also known for its traditional handicrafts, including wooden carvings and pottery.

The postal code for Gorkha, a district in Gandaki Province of Nepal, is 40109. This postal code is used for the central area of Gorkha, including the district headquarters, Gorkha Bazaar.

Other areas in Gorkha may have different postal codes. To find the specific postal code for a particular location in Gorkha, you can consult a postal code directory or contact the local post office.

Local level namePostal OfficePostal CodeWada no. totalWada KO Post code
Chumanubri Rural MunicipalityPost Office, Chumanubri Rural Municipality4010174010101 to 07
Ajirkot Rural MunicipalityPost Office, Ajirkot Rural Municipality4010254010201 to 05
Barpak Sulikot Rural MunicipalityPost Office, Barpak Sulikot Rural Municipality4010384010301 to 08
Dharche Rural MunicipalityPost Office, Dharche Rural Municipality4010474010401 to 07
Arughat Rural MunicipalityPost Office, Arughat Rural Municipality40105104010501 to 10
Bhimsenthapa Rural MunicipalityPost Office, Bhimsenthapa Rural Municipality4010684010601 to 08
Siranchowk Rural MunicipalityPost Office, Siranchowk Rural Municipality4010784010701 to 08
Palungtar MunicipalityPost Office, Palungtar Municipality40108104010801 to 10
Gorkha MunicipalityDistrict Post Office, Gorkha40109144010901 to 14
Shaheed Lakhan Rural MunicipalityPost Office, Shaheed Lakhan Rural Municipality4011094011001 to 09
Gandaki Rural MunicipalityPost Office, Gandaki Rural Municipality4011184011101 to 08
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As of the latest data, there are 4,078 post offices across Nepal.

This extensive network, managed by Nepal Postal Service, ensures mail delivery reaches even the most remote and mountainous regions of the country.

Yes, Nepal does have postal codes. This five-digit system helps to accurately identify specific delivery areas, from cities to remote villages, improving the efficiency of the national postal service.

The general postal code for central Kathmandu is 44600.

However, different areas within the Kathmandu Valley have their own specific codes, such as:

· Patan: 44700

· Bhaktapur: 44800

· Kirtipur: 44618

You can find the postal code for any location in Nepal through these methods:

  1.  Official Website: The most reliable source is the official Nepal Postal Service website.
    2. Dedicated Search Sites: Use convenient third-party websites like
  2. postcodenepal.com, which allow you to search by district, city, or specific address to find the correct 5-digit code.
  3.  Local Post Office: You can always inquire at your nearest Nepalese post office for assistance.

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