Nepal. Nepalgunj airport is undergoing major redevelopment, and by 2025 its capacity will be increased and will have world-class facilities inside the airport for the customers. Nepalgunj to Kohalpur highway has been widened to four lanes and it is considered to be one of the best in the country. This has made journey to Kolhapur and easy access for commuters and visitors.Nepalgunj has bus and mini-bus services. The country's longest highway, Mahendra Highway, runs through the town of Kohalpur, 10 kilometers from Nepalgunj city center. An Indian Railways line reaches Rupaidiha across the border. It involves train changes at Gonda, Bahraich and Nanpara. For travellers coming in from India it is also possible to take an express train to Lucknow and from there a direct bus to Rupaidiha. Indian and Nepalese nationals may cross the border without restrictions; however, there is a customs checkpoint for goods and third country nationals. Infrastructure Hospitals Bheri Zonal Hospital Nepalgunj Medical College Teaching Hospital Western Hospital Pvt. Ltd. Fateh Bal Eye Hospital Sushil Koirala Prakhar Cancer Hospital Lions Dental Hospital Schools Nepalgunj has several boarding and government-run schools. Mahendra Multiple Campus is the largest public higher-level institution in the district, and is affiliated to Tribhuvan University. Communications A Post Office is located at Charbahini Chok Telephone networks (land lines) including telephone exchange systems Mobile phone networks Cable television physical networks including receiving stations and cable distribution networks Internet services Climate Nepalgunj has a sub-tropical climate. Temperatures sometimes exceed from April to June. During the rainy season—arriving in June and lasting into September—it is less hot but sometimes very humid. Winter is usually pleasant while the sun is out. It sometimes is foggy and overcast; then it can be chilly with temperatures below but no frost. The highest temperature ever recorded in Nepalgunj was on 16 June 1995, while the lowest temperature ever recorded was on 9 January 2013. Hotels With the boost in the tourism industry after the change in political scenario of Nepal in the 1950s, the hotel and restaurant industries in Nepalgunj have experienced significant growth. Some hotels of the city feature in the atmospheric travel memoir A Glimpse of Eternal Snows by Jane Wilson-Howarth. Places of interest Bageshwori Temple Banke National Park Manpur Mainapokhar is half an hour drive to travel Badhiya Lake Bardia National Park is an hour's drive west Karnali River is a 90 minutes drive west Tharu villages