*Gaushala**
Ward No. 9 of Kathmandu Metropolitan City is primarily known as the Gaushala area.[1][2] Other neighborhoods or toles within this ward include Battisputali and areas around Pancha Kumari Temple.[2]
Gaushala is a bustling residential and cultural neighborhood in eastern Kathmandu, recognized for its temples and shrines like Pancha Kumari Temple and various unidentified shrines, as well as the prominent Battisputali landmark. It serves as a local hub with municipal services including citizenship recommendations, electricity connections, and land transfer endorsements handled at the ward office. The area features a mix of traditional Newari architecture and everyday community life near the Bagmati River corridor.[1][2]