Mugu district is known as the most remote and backward district located in the 6th northern part of Nepal. Gamgadhi is the district headquarters of this district

 Mugu district is known as the most remote and backward district located in the 6th northern part of Nepal. Gamgadhi is the district headquarters of this district which is considered to be rich in historical, natural, cultural and mythological legends. The inhabitants of this region, often known as the Mughals, prefer to call it the owner of Rara Lake. Rivers like Mugu Karnali and Humla Karnali give a special identity to Mugu district. Animal husbandry, small business and herbs are prominent. Even though they are lagging behind in the social sector like health and education, the awareness of the people of this region who are able to identify themselves and their needs is gradually increasing. 

Mugu is a remote, inaccessible and backward hilly district located in the northern part of the Karnali Zone in the Midwestern Development Region of Nepal. The district has many tributaries and waterfalls like Mugu Karnali, Humla Karnali. This district is also known as the largest lake in Nepal. Rara National Park, which is home to national birds such as the scarecrow, kaliz and musk, is another highlight of the district. Agriculture, animal husbandry, home industries and herbs are the major economic activities in this district which is extremely backward in terms of socio-economic and political development. The people of Mugu, who are extremely backward in the social sector like health education, are facing irregular and expensive food and medical treatment due to lack of road transport. Mugu district is a district with geographical diversity as well as religious, cultural and costume. If there is Bhotesello in one place, Deuda song in another place. The natural resources of Yahoo are also very diverse as the district is rich in timber from Asuro to Yarchagumba and from Sisau to cedar. Similarly, mangoes, bananas, sugarcane, mountain oranges, mountain apples and pears are also found in the hot climate of the Terai. The district headquarters, Gamgadhi Bazaar, is located northeast of the famous Raratal and on the banks of the famous Mugu Karnali River. It is located in Srinagar. The height of Gamgadhi Bazaar is 2,266 meters above sea level.

Due to the lack of road transport, they have to face expensive food and medical treatment. The people here are optimistic that in the near future, the people themselves and the government will see the light of development on the basis of priorities.

 Mugu is a district with geographical diversity, religious, cultural and costume diversity. The cultural diversity here is amazing. Similarly, the natural resources of this district are very diverse as woods like cedar from Asuro to Yarsagumwa and Sisau are found in this district. In addition to mangoes, bananas, sugarcane, oranges found in the mountains and apples and pears found in the mountains, the geographical diversity of the district is also amazing. 

According to the mythology, the name of the district has changed from the name of Mugu village in the northern part of the district. Geographical Location Area: - 3103 sq km Altitude: - 1201 m to 6707 m Latitude: - 22 D40 to 29 D 56.30 North Latitude. Longitude: - 81 d.46.40 to 82 d. 49.57 Elevation of East Headquarters Gamgadhi: - 2266 m Boundary East: - Dolpa West: - Bajura North: - Humla to China Autonomous Region Tibet South: - Jumla, kalikot ut According to the local level structure, Mugu district is categorized: Seri, Khamale, Gamtha, Shrikot, Kotdanda, Sukadhik, Hanglu (7 VDCs). B) Soru village municipality: - Jima, Rara, Kalai, Dhanakot, Bhi, Fotu, Natharpu (7 VDCs). C) Chhayannath Rara N.P. : - Rowa, Rugha, Pina, Srinagar, Karkiwada (5 VDCs) d) Mugum Karmarong Village Municipality: - Mugu, Dolpu, Pulu, Kimri and Mangri (5 VDCs) Climate and temperature Mugu district has a total of four types of climate including temperate, hot, temperate and temperate mountains (cold temperate). 

Temperatures range from a minimum of 8 से C below the ice line to a maximum of 30 से C above the ice line. Average annual rainfall: - 706 mm. Until Natural Resources 1) Main rivers: - Dolpu Karnali and Mugu Karnali. (2) River: - Khatyad, Gamgadh etc. (3) Major Lakes: - Raratal Population: - Based on the preliminary results of the census of 2068 BS. Total Population: - 55100 Women: - 26592 Male: - 28508 Growth Rate: - 2.09% House Number: - 9302 Household Number: - 9677 Literacy Male: - 49.5% Literacy Female: - 9% Population Growth Rate: - 2. 09%.

Tourism

Rara Lake

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Rara Lake, the largest lake in Nepal, is located in Mugu district. Rara Lake is 5 km wide, 3 km wide and 167 m deep. Rara Lake, located at an altitude of 2990 meters above sea level, is the main tourist attraction in Mugu district. Apart from this, Chhayannath Temple, Rara National Park, Chankheli Himal and other tourist sites are located in the district. Due to the difficult geography, these tourist destinations have not been able to develop and promote. 

Economy

Analyzing from the point of view of Human Development Index, the district falls under the Mid-Western Development Region of Nepal. It is a significant achievement in the development process of the district to be ranked 67th in the list of District Human Development Index this year. In line with the commitment of the Ninth Republican District Council, the promotion of good governance in the fields of agriculture, tourism and infrastructure, with the cooperation and cooperation of all, is certain to further improve the list of Human Development Index in the coming years. 

Administrative division

Mugu district, which has only one parliamentary constituency, was earlier divided into 23 VDCs, but now it has one municipality and three village local levels. The existing local levels in Mugu district are 1. Chhayannath Rara, 2. Khatyad, 3. Mugum Karmarong and 4. Are soru. 

The biggest lake of Nepal Rara Lake is located in this district many people visited here. Rara lake is like a piece of heaven on the earth. The Nepalese people visit here in the month of between Ashwin and Kartik. At thi time the biggest festival of Nepal Dashain and Tihar is going on also all the offices and schools are given holiday so every one is free at this time.