Doti District Nepal
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| Shaileshwari Temple, Doti |
The former Doti Kingdom included not only Doti district; it was expanded up to Achham, Bajhang, Bajura, Baitadi, Dadeldhura, Kailali, Kanchanpur, Darchula, extending as far as Dehradun and Kumaun Garwal (These days Kumaun Garwal is part of India). History of Doti kingdom is little known. Doti was the capital of that kingdom. Deuki tradition, basically, is practiced not in proper Doti but nearby districts including Dadeldhura, Baitadi and Darchula. During the reign of King Nagi Malla in the 17th century, far western Nepal was in ruin. Natural calamities, drought and cholera consumed his Kingdom. The priests predicted that relief would come if the king offered his daughter to the temple of Bhageshwor Mahadev. Housing facilities were immediately prepared, and the princess began her life with the Gods. When the difficulties in the kingdom were eased, a new tradition was born, that has grossly degenerated and developed in new era and that all credit went to King Mandhata Shahi "Rainka", the next king after Nagi Malla who has honestly claimed 'Deuki Pratha', and now mars the image of cultural purity that Nepal would proudly claim. The story of ‘Deuki’ practice dominates the tradition of the region. These days Doti is the regional Headquarter of Far western development Region. District headquarter is silgadhi, Doti.
Chhaupadi Tradition:
The traditions prevailing in the far western region in Nepal is mainly women dominated. During the period of menstruation(5 days), the females have to live in small huts, separate from their family. But, it is gradually eroding. These days this tradition is very rare.
The traditions prevailing in the far western region in Nepal is mainly women dominated. During the period of menstruation(5 days), the females have to live in small huts, separate from their family. But, it is gradually eroding. These days this tradition is very rare.
Political Boundary
East: Achham,
West: Dadheldhura, Baitadi,
North: Bajhang and Baitadi,
South: Kailali, Kanchanpur and Surkhet.
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| Mustard field in Doti |
Location
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| Rajpur, Doti |
Latitude: 28’’ 56””-29’’ 24”
Headquarter: Silgadhi
Area 2916 sq. km.
Population:
Total household: 41,440
Male: 97,252
Female: 114,494
Total Populations: 211,746
Climate
Sub- tropical, Cool- temperate, Alpine Temperature.
Maximum Temperature: 33.7 °Centigrade
Minimum Temperature: 3.0 °Centigrade
Rainfall 860.8 ml.
Predominant cultures
Nepali,Doteli ,Dalit, Gurung, Newar, Tamang.
Tourist attraction centers
Shaileshwari temple, Silgadhi, Malikasthan, Jorayal, Lana Kedareshwar, Seti river.
Shaileshwari temple, Silgadhi, Malikasthan, Jorayal, Lana Kedareshwar, Seti river.
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| Silgadi Doti |
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| Gadsera village of Doti (Photo: Kishor Bikram Shah) |
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| Bandurisen, Doti |
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| Bandugrisain village of Doti |
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| Dhurkot jat(Religious festival) in Doti |
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| Dhurkot Village, Doti |
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| Resting now (Dhurkot jat in Doti) |
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| Women of Banedungrisain Doti carrying fodder for Domestic Animal |
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| Pachanali Doti |
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| Scenario of Sirkholi Doti |
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| Talkot, Doti |
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| Bhadipatal village of Doti |
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| Latakafali jaat in Mudbhara, Doti |
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| Students are taking class in sunny day in Doti |
Map Of Doti District
Major rivers
.jpg "West Seti River in Doti") |
| West Seti River in Doti |
- Banalekh
- Banjha Kakani
- Barchhain
- Basu Devi
- Bhawardanda
- Bhadhegau
- Bhumiraj mandau
- Chamara Chautara
- Chhapali
- Chhatiwan
- Dahakalika
- Daud
- Dhanglagau
- Dhirka mandau
- Dipayal Silgadhi Municipality
- Durga Mandau
- Gadasera
- Gaguda
- Gaihra Gaon
- Ganjari
- Ghanteshwor
- Girichauka
- Jijodamandau
- Kadamandau
- Kalena
- Kalikasthan
- Kanachaur
- Kapalleki
- Kedar Akhada
- Khatiwada
- Khirsain
- Lada Gada
- Lami khal
- Lana Kedareswor
- Latamandau
- Laxminagar
- Mahadevsthan
- Mannakapadi
- Mudabhara
- Mudhegaon
- Nirauli
- Pachanali
- Pokhari
- Rana Gaon
- Sana Gaon
- Saraswotinagar
- Satphari
- Seemchaur
- Tijali
- Tikha
- Tikhatar
- Toleni
- Wagalek
- Warpata
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