Nawalparasi District - Village Development Committees (VDCs)

Village Development Committees (VDCs)

  • Agyauli
  • Amarapuri
  • Amraut
  • Badahara Dubauliya
  • Baidauli
  • Banjariya
  • Benimanipur
  • Bharatipur
  • Bhujhawa
  • Bulingtar
  • Dadajheri Tadi
  • Dawanne Devi
  • Dedgaun
  • Deurali
  • Devachuli
  • Devagawa
  • Dhobadi
  • Dhurkot
  • Dibyapuri
  • Dumkibas
  • Gaidakot
  • Germi-7
  • Guthi Parsauni
  • Guthisuryapura
  • Hakui
  • Harpur
  • Humsekot
  • Jahada
  • Jamuniya
  • Jamuwad
  • Jaubari
  • Kawasoti
  • Kolhuwa
  • Kotathar
  • Kudiya
  • Kumarwarti
  • Kusma
  • Mainaghat
  • Makar
  • Manari
  • Manjhariya
  • Mithukaram
  • Mukundapur
  • Naram
  • Narsahi
  • Naya Belhani
  • Pakalihawa
  • Palhi
  • Panchanagar
  • Parasi
  • Parsauni
  • Pithauli
  • Pragatinagar
  • Pratappur
  • Rajahar
  • Rakachuli
  • Rakuwa
  • Ramgram
  • Ramnagar
  • Rampur Khadauna
  • Rampurwa
  • Ratnapur
  • Ruchang
  • Rupauliya
  • Sanai
  • Sarawal
  • Shivamandir
  • Somani
  • Sukrauli
  • Sunwal
  • Suryapura
  • Swathi
  • Tamasariya
  • Thulo Khairatawa
  • Tilakpur
  • Tribenisusta
  • Unwach
  • Upallo Arkhale

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