Ward number 4, Bhirkot consists of former ward number 2, 3,4,5,6, and 7 of Bhirkot VDC. There are 731 household and total populations of 3010 (1322 male and 1688 female) as per National Census 2068. Magar, Chetri, Thakuri, Bote and Dalits are some of the common ethnic groups living in Bhirkot.
Bhirkot Shiva Mandir, Mahadev Mandir, Bhimsen Mandir, Bhikot Durbar are some religious and historically important sites. Forest is the main natural resource for Bhirkot.
Maize, Millet and black lentils and vegetable farming could be improvised if provided modern agricultural techniques and training. High breeds of goat and pigs are advantageous. Providing youth training for wood workers could encourage youth employment and create a job market.
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The traditional method of weaving clothes by hand is still common among Magar community of Nepal. Pabitra Thapa Magar who belong to the Arkhalachhap tole located at Kot durbar ward number 7 Rishing village municipality Tanahun district is continuing the traditional skill of hand weaving which she has learned from…
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It is said that the name of this place was changed to Kotdurbar as it was ruled by Mukunda Sen’s nephew Samsen during the pre-unification period when Nepal was divided into small states. Due to the lack of protection only the palace property can be seen there at present and…
Read MoreEmployment opportunities are likely to be created in the ward through operation of small scale enterprise based on commercial agriculture and animal husbandry and forest products such as wood furniture, wood decoration materials.
