Vikash English School, Adarsha English Boarding School are the private high schools. There are a couple of primary schools and a paramedic training school. Waling Municipality at a Glance (Year 2015/16). Number of Primary Schools: 17 Number of Lower Secondary Schools: 3 Number of Secondary Schools: 12 Number of Technical Schools Under CTEVT: 3 Number of Higher Secondary Schools: 12 Number of College: 4 Transportation Waling is gateway to many small villages in the Syangja district and neighboring Palpa, Kaski and Parbat district. Air Pokhara Airport: about 63 Kilometers northeast from Waling. It is well connected by public buses, minibuses and taxis with a very frequent schedule. It is 3 km east from the existing domestic airport, at Chinnedanda. The construction of the airport started in April, 2017 and is expected to be completed after five years in 2022 with a cost of around US$305 million. The Ministry of Culture, Tourism and Civil Aviation awarded the contract to construct and develop the airport to China CAMC Engineering.[1] The airport is expected to handle one million passengers per year. Pokhara International Airport will have one runway measuring 2,500 by 45 metres. The airport will have concrete runway and jet bridges. The parking bays will be able to handle up to five narrow-body aircraft. Bhairahawa airport: about 160 Kilometers southwest from Waling. Buses and Minibuses leave daily and regularly from Bhairahawa to Pokhara via Waling along the Siddhartha Highway. The Airport will be upgraded into an international airport by 2020 and was planned to open on first quarter of 2020 but due to COVID-19 which was spread all over the world, it was planned to open by April 2022 on auspicious occasion of Lord Gautam Buddha Birthday. It is planned to have a 3,000-m runway and have six international parking bays. The project will be financed by a loan and grant aid of $42.96 million and $12.75 million, respectively, from the Asian Development Bank. Land There is a frequent and daily schedule of buses and minibus run by the Siddhartha Highway Public Transport Syndicate, that leaves from Sunauli, Siddharthanagar and Butwal to Waling with their final destination of Pokhara along the Siddhartha Highway. The express service has fewer stops and relatively expensive while the local service has more stops along the way and relatively cheaper. There is a regular daily bus service connecting Waling with Nepalganj. From Pokhara, there is a very