The most low land area in Nepal, Kechanakawal, is situated in Kanchan Rural Municipality in Jhapa district.
Kechanakabal: A Low-altitude Destination Of Nepal Kechana Kavala, situated at an elevation of 58 meters above sea level, is considered the highest point in Nepal from a tourist perspective. This location gained importance due to its elevation, standing at approximately 2,000 feet, making it a unique destination. In the year 2044 B.S., on the auspicious day of Poush 16, during the royal visit of King Virendra Shah, a 20-feet high statue of a tortoise was installed in this region. Covering around 4 acres of land, the area is extremely high, leading to the accumulation of water and mud during the monsoon season, making it difficult to reach the tortoise-shaped foundation pillar throughout the year. The proximity of this location to the Nepal-India border, approximately 500 meters away, adds to its significance. Kechana Kavala is also home to the indigenous Ganai community, including the Ganesha tribe, who have resided in the region. The area boasts two historical ponds dating back to the ...