Dingla

Dingla is a small town located in the Khotang District of Province No. 1 in eastern Nepal. It is situated in a hilly region and is known for its relatively remote location and traditional Sherpa culture. The economy of Dingla is primarily based on agriculture and animal husbandry. Tourism, particularly trekking, plays a minor role, with trekkers passing through the area on routes in the region. Access to Dingla is typically by road, though the roads are often unpaved and can be challenging, particularly during the monsoon season. Facilities such as schools and health posts exist in the town, serving the local population. The population is primarily composed of Sherpa and other ethnic groups indigenous to the region.