Lisankhupakhar rural municipality is a local level (local government) located in the Sindhupalchok district under Bagmati province. It was established in the year 2074. During the state structure after the new constitution, i.e. during the implementation of federalism, based on the information published in the gazette by the Government of Nepal on the 27th of Falgun 2073, this village municipality was established by adjusting the former Thulo Dhading, Attarpur, Lisankhu, Jethal, Petku, and Thakhapakhar village development committees.
Spread over a total area of 98.61 square kilometres, there are only 7 wards in this rural municipality. The eastern border of Lisankhupakhar rural municipality is connected with Dolakha district, while the western border is connected with Sunkoshi rural municipality and Kavre district. Similarly, the northern border of Tripura is connected with Sundari Rural Municipality and Sunkoshi Rural Municipality and the southern border is connected with Ramechhap and Kavre.
According to the news of the first month of 2023 AD, Lisankhu Pakhar rural municipality has delivered internet to government offices and schools across the rural municipality. From which the surrounding citizens can also get free internet service.
Wards
- Ward No. 1 - Thulo Dadhing
- Ward No. 2 - Lisankhu
- Ward No. 3 - Wafal
- Ward No. 4 - Attarpur
- Ward No. 5 - Jethal
- Ward No. 6 - Petku
- Ward No. 7 - Thulo Pakhar
Population of Lisankhupakhar Rural Municipality
According to the census of 2068, the total population of the village was 15143, of which 8032 were women and 7111 were men. Similarly, the number of members per family was 4.11 and the population density was 153.56 per square kilometre.
According to the national census of 2078, the total population of the municipality is 11560, of which 5713 are males and 5847 are females. Similarly, the total census house number is 3605 and the family number is 3746.
According to the local level election - 2079, the total number of voters in Lisankhupakhar was 16976, of which 8546 were men and 8430 were women. Similarly, in this election, there were 10 polling stations and 21 polling stations throughout the village.
Educational Institutions
Community schools have the biggest contribution to the educational field of Lisankhu Pakhar Rural Municipality. There are 21 child development centres, 15 primary schools, 4 basic schools, and 10 secondary schools. For higher education, apart from the village campus, the students here go to the capital and other big cities. If we look at the ratio of the population of the village, there are enough schools for everyone here.
Literacy Rate
If we look at the data of the year 2068, the total literacy rate here is 66.29%, of which 58.05% are women and 75.74% are men.
According to the year 2078, the literacy rate has not been made public.
Health Institutions
There are basic health posts in almost all the wards of Lisankhu Pakhar Rural Municipality. Where primary / basic health care is provided. Among the health posts here are Attarpur Health Post, Thulo Dhading Health Post, Lisankhu Health Post, Jethal Post Health Post, Danda Pakhar Post Health Post and Petku Post Health Post. People here come to Khadichour, Dhulikhel and the capital Kathmandu for treatment of complex diseases.
Cultivable Land
About 3678 hectares of the total area of this rural municipality is cultivable. The main occupation of the people here is agriculture and animal husbandry. Crops such as potatoes, various vegetables, oranges, Timur, junar, mango, avocado, wheat, barley, millet, corn, pulses, pulses, oilseeds, etc. are grown in the arable land.
Forest
Forest has spread in most parts of Lisankhupakhar Rural Municipality. About 60 square kilometers or 61 percent of the total land area is covered with different types of forests. Since many areas are covered by forests, about 54 community forests have been developed across the municipality on the initiative and initiative of the community for its protection. Different types of plants, herbs, animals, etc. are found in the forest here.
Religious and Tourism Places
The religious and tourist places here play an important role in the economic, social, and physical development of every place. Such places help to promote human activities. Among the tourist spots here are Lisankhu, Thulo Pakhar, Thulo Dhading, Petku, Waffle, Mude, Attarpur, and others. Chyoifel Kundeling Monastery, Seti Devi Temple, etc. are the main religious places here.
Contact Address
Office: Attarpur, Sindhupalchok, Bagmati, Nepal
Phone number: 011-691118
Email: lisankhupakharmun@gmail.com
Website: www.lisankhupakharmun.gov.np
