Salyan is a destination seldom travelled to by those looking for a vacation

Salyan is a destination seldom travelled to by those looking for a vacation. The district, which lies in the mid-western part of the country, holds a different appeal though. Greenery of all hues will assault your senses while you are in Salyan. Its idyllic villages and culture exude a familiarity that may seem boring at first. But this is immediately broken once you soak into the distinct lives of the district’s denizens whose faith and devotion supersedes all other aspect of their lives. 

The region, home to many temples of religious significance, is also famous all over Nepal for its oranges and ginger. Traders from all over the country, and even India, come to buy these priced commodities from the farmers. Kapurkot, the gateway to Salyan, has one of the country’s busiest markets from where fresh fruits and vegetables are dispatched to many cities of the country. The fertility of the land here can be attributed to the bountiful river Sarda which cuts through the lower part of the district.

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