Armala

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rdf:langString Armala

rdf:langString Armala

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rdf:langString Nepal Gandaki Province#Nepal

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rdf:langString Armala is a town and in the Kaski District of the Gandaki Zone of northern-central Nepal. In the 1991 Nepal census, it had a population of 4,921 people living in 1,012 households. Armala Smart City lies in the northern side of the Kaski District of Gandaki Zone of Nepal. The Smart City borders Sildure to the North, from North-south, Mauja to the East, Puranchaur Smart City to the West, and Pokhara Metropolitan City along with Valam to the South. The area is divided into nine administrative wards and occupies an area of 36.01 km2. Easy access is provided by a gravel road that connects with the Mahendra Cave Armala Road. While there is no confirmed origin for Armala's name, there are a couple of popular theories: 1. * The name comes from a fruit named "Amala" which once grew abundantly in the region. Later, the name turned into "Armala." 2. * Farmers whose livestock consumed crops paid a fine known as "Armal." As the system of paying Armal became more commonplace, people began to refer to the region as "Armal" which later became "Armala." Armala is surrounded by thick forests, as well as a diverse bio structure of flora and fauna. Some local plants include: Chanp, Katus, Uttis, Kalche, Laligurans (Rhododendron), Chandan, Kafal, Falat, Lalupate, Paiyeu, Simal etc.Different animals like tigers, bears, leopards, nyale bag, harin, goral, foxes, jackals, rabbits, deer, and wild cats.Different birds like danfe, munal, eagles, vultures, sparrows, dangers, cranes, ureli, dhikur, ban kukhura, kalij, crows, maluwa, litchi, titro, parrots, raja chara, rani chara etc. are found here. Kalamuda, located within Armala, provides the drinking water for the Pokhara Metropolitan City and surrounding areas.

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