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Phulkharka was one of the village development committees in Dhading District of central Nepal. But since 2017 it lies in ward number 5 of Ganga Jamuna Gaupalika (Rural Municipality) of Dhading District. This ward lies in northern part of district. In 2011, it had a population of around 4,125 with 920 households. Of 4,125 total population, women population was 2,356. Chhetree, Tamang, Gurung, Magar, Ghale, Kami, Brahmin, Damai, Sarki, Bhujel, Newar caste etc. live in this village. This village has famous Ganga Jamuna falls and Tinsure danda viewpoint. Phulkharka village is good source of freshw

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Phulkharka was one of the village development committees in Dhading District of central Nepal. But since 2017 it lies in ward number 5 of Ganga Jamuna Gaupalika (Rural Municipality) of Dhading District. This ward lies in northern part of district. In 2011, it had a population of around 4,125 with 920 households. Of 4,125 total population, women population was 2,356. Chhetree, Tamang, Gurung, Magar, Ghale, Kami, Brahmin, Damai, Sarki, Bhujel, Newar caste etc. live in this village. This village has famous Ganga Jamuna falls and Tinsure danda viewpoint. Phulkharka village is good source of freshwater which are currently used for drinking water, and irrigation. As listed below, there are 12 primary and secondary schools in this village: Mandali Higher Secondary School, Phulkharka Hile Pokhari Lower Secondary School, Shuka Bhanjyang Annapurna Primary School, Kalleri Saraswati Primary School, Majuwa Dhandkharka Primary School, Dhandkharka Sundar Primary School, Sadan Sitala Primary School, Phulkharka Jalkanya Primary School, Kattike Balauta Primary School, Lapsibot Kuwapani Primary School, Painyukharka Gangajamuna Primary School, Dangsing Kalika Primary School, Mahabhir

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