*Rajghat**
Ward No. 5 of Bagmati Municipality (also known as Kageshwari-Manohara Municipality) in Kathmandu District is primarily known as the Rajghat area[1]. Other neighborhoods or toles within this ward are not explicitly detailed in available sources, though Rajghat spans multiple wards including Nos. 4, 5, 6, and 9[1].
Rajghat is a residential locality in the northeastern part of Kathmandu Valley, characterized by its semi-urban setting with Newar and Tamang communities, as indicated by ward officials like Krishna Bahadur Waiba and Shubha Maya Magar[1]. It lacks prominent tourist landmarks like Kalimati or Thamel but serves local administrative functions near areas merged into the municipality, such as Danchhi and Aalapot[2]. The ward office connects to broader municipal services in this developing peripheral zone[1][2].