Kageshwori Manohara is a nine-ward municipality in the northeastern part of Kathmandu District. It brings together the former village areas of Gagalphedi, Aalapot, Bhadrabas, Danchi, Mulpani and Gothatar. Some of these names now span more than one ward.
Gagalphedi, Aalapot and Bhadrabas
The municipality takes its name from Kageshwori Mahadev Temple in Gagalphedi, Ward 1, and the Manohara River. Continue with Aalapot, Ward 2, for Krishnachaur road references, and Bhadrabas, Ward 3, for Trivenichowk.
Danchi and Thali
The former Danchi village area is divided between Ward 4 and Thali Danchi, Ward 5. Both municipal road registers include Sankhu Road. Use the current ward number and a more specific neighbourhood or road when comparing addresses.
Which Mulpani or Gothatar ward?
Mulpani, Ward 6, includes the Babachowk and Tiwari Tol road references. Ward 7 combines parts of Mulpani and Gothatar, with Amarsingh Chowk as its documented office reference.
Gothatar, Ward 8, covers the Tej Binayak and Gaurinath road references. Gothatar, Ward 9, includes Khahare and Birendra Chowk in its road register.
Rivers and local heritage
The municipal introduction identifies the Bagmati and Manohara as its main rivers. Alongside Kageshwori Mahadev, it lists Champak Binayak, Kastha Bhairav, Tej Binayak Ganesh, Kolmateshwar and Thali Balkumari among its religious places. The ward guides distinguish documented local references from the larger administrative boundaries shown on the map.