Ilām
Koshi, Nepal
City·Serene, Scenic, Agricultural
Ilām, nestled in the Mahabharata hilly range of eastern Nepal, serves as the headquarters of Ilām District. Known for its expansive tea gardens, it is the largest producer of Nepali tea, drawing tourists to its lush landscapes. The city is also celebrated for its diverse agricultural economy, specializing in horticultural crops. With a population of over 48,000, Ilām offers a peaceful retreat with its scenic views and agricultural charm. The Mechi highway connects Ilām to the east-west highway, facilitating access to the provincial capital, Biratnagar.
Highlights
- Largest producer of Nepali tea.
- Stunning natural scenery and landscapes.
- Diverse agricultural economy.
- Located in the Mahabharata hilly range.
- Connected by Mechi highway.
Things to consider before traveling to Ilām
- Close access to tea gardens, ideal for tea enthusiasts.
- Beautiful natural surroundings with scenic views.