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The Jhunga village lies in Dudhauli Municipality of Sindhuli district, which is about 180 KM away from Kathmandu. This Municipality has 14 wards and a population of approximately 75,000. The headquarters of the municipality lie in the town of Dudhauli.
The Jhunga village only has some small shops, small cafes, etc. However, Dudhauli town, located about 25KM away, has several small stores, restaurants, hotels, health clinics, limited banks & ATMS, etc. Also, Sindhuli, which is approximately 33 KM away, is much larger and has the majority of the amenities you might need, such as large shops, hotels, and banks.
It is recommended to have all needed things purchased from home or Kathmandu before heading to the base in Jhunga village.
Nepali people are very friendly but may seem shy when meeting strangers. Politeness is key, and it’s best to avoid swearing or using strong language.
Given local customs, especially in rural areas, please wear clothing that covers shoulders and knees. Public displays of affection between opposite sexes are generally discouraged, even for married couples, as they can be viewed as inappropriate.
THE WEATHER
THE WEATHER
Winter in Southeast Nepal can be very cold in the months of November through March, particularly in the late evenings and early mornings. In April and May the temperatures begin to gradually increase, but thunderstorms are common. June is the early monsoon season and the chance of daily thunderstorms increases and heavy continuous rainfall is common. Please be sure to check the local forecast and pack accordingly.
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