Bahudarmai

Bahudarmai is a municipality in Parsa District, in the Madhesh Province of southern Nepal, which the earlier numbering called Province No. 2. It was created in 2016 when nine wards were drawn together out of nine former village development committees, the small rural units that Nepal replaced with larger local governments under its new constitution. The municipality covers about 31.55 square kilometres and has a recorded population of 39,763,. Places of note named in its local article include the Bahudaramai Temple, the market junction of Dokaila Chowk and the Tilawe River barrage, a water-control structure on the river that crosses the area. Its name appears in Nepali as the Devanagari form given in the article.