Nepal’s highways connect cities, border points, Terai plains, hill towns, river valleys, and mountain access routes.
Highway routes are shaped by terrain. Lowland highways, hill roads, and river-corridor roads function differently because of slope, rainfall, landslide risk, and settlement patterns.
Highways influence bus travel, trade movement, domestic tourism, festival travel, and access to pilgrimage sites.
This page connects with bus travel, mountain roads, border crossings, Terai region, Kathmandu, Pokhara, and trade routes.