National highways of Nepal

Kakarbhitta → to Gaddachauki

Nepal’s east–west road connection, from Kakarbhitta to Gaddachauki. Use this guide to understand the corridor before choosing the section you want to travel.

Kathmandu → to Sirsiya, Birgunj

A route linking Kathmandu with the Hetauda and Birgunj side through Naubise, Palung and Bhaise. The national register identifies its designated sections as NH41.

Naubise → to Pokhara

The Naubise–Mugling–Pokhara highway, listed as NH17. For a trip starting in Kathmandu, the approach to Naubise is an additional part of your journey.

Kathmandu → to Kodari

The highway from Kathmandu towards Kodari, through Dhulikhel, Dolalghat and Khadichaur. Dhulikhel also connects this route with the BP Highway towards Sindhuli.

Belahiya / Bhairahawa → to Pokhara

The Belahiya–Pokhara corridor via Bhairahawa, Butwal, Bartung, Ramdi and Syangja, listed as NH47. Its southern and northern sections connect different parts of a longer journey.

Dhulikhel → to Bardibas

The Dhulikhel–Bardibas road through Khurkot and Sindhuli. Also called Sindhuli Road, it links the Kathmandu approach with the eastern Terai route network.

Kechana → to Olangchungola

An eastern Nepal corridor through Charali, Ilam, Phidim and Taplejung. The DoR register defines the longer NH02 alignment from Kechana towards Olangchungola.

Jamunaha → to Hilsa

NH58 is the designated Jamunaha–Nepalgunj–Kohalpur–Surkhet–Khulalu–Hilsa corridor. A trip towards Jumla needs a more specific route choice than the Karnali Highway name alone.