Alphabetical List of Cities
(This list includes municipalities and non-municipalities both)
- Amaragadhi* formerly Dadeldhura
- Bandipur
- Banepa*
- Besisahar
- Bhadrapur*
- Bhaktapur*
- Bharatpur*
- Bhimeshwar* formerly Charikot
- Birtamode
- Bhim Dutta* formerly Mahendranagar
- Bidur*
- Biratnagar*
- Birendranagar*
- Birganj*
- Butwal*
- Chandranigahpur*
- Damak*
- Darchula
- Dasharathchand*
- Dhangadhi*
- Dhankuta*
- Dharan*
- Dhulikhel*
- Dhunche
- Dipayal-Silgadhi*
- Gaur*
- Ghorahi*
- Gorkha* formerly Prithibinarayan
- Gulariya*
- Hetauda*
- Ilam*
- Inaruwa*
- Itahari*
- Jajarkot
- Jaleshwar*
- Janakpur*
- Jomsom
- Jumla
- Kalaiya*
- Kalika* formerly Baglung
- Kamalamai* formerly Sindhulimadi
- Kapilvastu* formerly Taulihawa
- Kathmandu*
- Khandbari*
- Kirtipur*
- Kodari
- Lahan*
- Lalitpur* formerly Patan
- Lekhnath*
- Lukla
- Lumbini
- Madhyapur Thimi*
- Malangawa*
- Manang
- Mangalsen
- Mechinagar* formerly Kankarbhitta
- Mustang
- Namche Bazar
- Narayan* formerly Dailekh
- Nepalgunj*
- Okhaldhunga
- Panauti*
- Pokhara*
- Putalibazar*
- Rajbiraj*
- Ramgram* formerly Parasi
- Ratnanagar*
- Rumjatar
- Siddharthanagar*
- Simikot
- Simra
- Siraha*
- Syangboche
- Tansen*
- Tikapur*
- Triyuga* formerly Gaighat
- Tulsipur*
- Taplejung
- Waling*
- Vyas* formerly Damauli
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