*Chapacho**
Ward No. 6 of Madhyapur Thimi Municipality is primarily known as Chapacho, as indicated by its official ward office designation on the municipality’s website.[1][3][4] Other neighborhoods or toles within this ward include areas around Pati Bihar, a key historic site explicitly located here.[2]
Chapacho is a residential and culturally significant area in Thimi, renowned for Pati Bihar, a historic Buddhist monastery featuring a 13-foot Swayambhu-style stupa, Buddha statues, and stupa pillars that promote Buddhist teachings and traditions.[2] Reconstructed around 300 years ago and restored in 1968 (B.S. 2025), it hosts rituals, ceremonies, and community activities managed by the Guna Kirti Mahavihar Association, fostering religious devotion and cultural preservation in the Thimi region.[2] The ward office serves local administration, with staff like Ward Chair Dhan Bahadur Bista overseeing community services.[1]