Nagarjun Forest Reserve: A Nature Lover's Paradise

Getting There

• Car

  If you are traveling by car from a location in the Mid-Hills, head towards the Trishuli Highway (Prithvi Highway) and follow the signs to Nagarjun. Once you reach the vicinity of Nagarjun, look for the marker 'P7W8+2PV' on your GPS. The forest reserve is located off the Trishuli Highway. Make sure to park your car at designated parking areas as you approach the entrance of Nagarjun Forest Reserve. The journey might take around 30-60 minutes depending on your starting point.

• Public Transportation

  To reach Nagarjun Forest Reserve using public transportation, take a local bus heading towards Nagarjun from your location in the Mid-Hills. Buses frequently depart from major bus stations (like Kathmandu or nearby towns). Inform the driver or conductor that you wish to get off at the Nagarjun stop near Trishuli Highway. The fare is generally quite affordable, around NPR 100-200. Once you arrive at Nagarjun, you may need to walk a short distance to reach the entrance of the forest reserve.

• Taxi

  For a more direct route, consider hiring a taxi from your location in the Mid-Hills. The taxi driver should be familiar with Nagarjun Forest Reserve and can take you directly to the entrance. Make sure to negotiate the fare beforehand; it might cost you around NPR 1500-2500 depending on the distance. This option is convenient if you are traveling with a group or have luggage.

• Walking

  If you are staying close to Nagarjun and prefer a more adventurous approach, you can hike to the forest reserve. Follow local trails that lead up to the reserve. Ensure you have a good map or ask locals for directions, as trails may not be well marked. This option is ideal for those looking to experience the natural beauty of the Mid-Hills firsthand. Hiking times may vary but generally take 1-2 hours depending on your starting point.