*Saping**
Ward No. 1 of Bhumlu Rural Municipality (also referred to as Bhumlu Gaupalika) in Kavrepalanchok District is primarily known as Saping, the main village and former Village Development Committee (VDC) that was reorganized into this ward under Nepal’s 2015 federal structure.[1]
No other specific settlements or toles within Saping are detailed in available sources.[1][3][4]
Saping is a rural village with 786 households and 3,246 residents (1,472 males, 1,774 females) as per the 2011 census, located east of Kathmandu Valley in Kavrepalanchok District.[1] It gained attention for pre-2015 earthquake imagery, highlighting its traditional settlement character, though no specific temples or landmarks are noted in records.[1]