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Tinpaini
तीनपैनी | |
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Locality | |
Coordinates: 26°27′58″N 87°16′14″E / 26.4662°N 87.2705°E | |
Country | Nepal |
Province | Province No. 1 |
District | Morang District |
City | Biratnagar |
Population | |
• Total | Unknown |
Time zone | UTC+5:45 (NST) |
Tinpaini (Nepali: तीनपैनी) is a prominent locality in Biratnagar, the second-largest city in Nepal. It is one of the most important commercial and residential areas in the city and serves as a hub for local businesses and markets.[1]
Etymology
editThe name "Tinpaini" is derived from the Nepali word Tinpaini, which means "three small waterways." It is believed that the area was once a significant trading post where local transactions were symbolic of small, affordable goods. Over time, the name stuck, and the area became a focal point for trade and commerce in Biratnagar.
Geography
editTinpaini is located in the heart of Biratnagar, Morang District, within Province No. 1 of Nepal. The region experiences a tropical climate, typical of the Terai belt, with hot summers, a monsoon season, and mild winters.
Economy
editTinpaini is known as a vibrant commercial center. It houses a wide range of shops, ranging from clothing stores, electronics, and groceries to hardware shops and small eateries. Local markets flourish, with people from surrounding regions visiting for both retail and wholesale shopping. Due to its location, Tinpaini is considered one of the most accessible areas in Biratnagar for business.
Major Markets and Businesses
editTinpaini is home to several major marketplaces, including:
Transport
editTinpaini is well connected by road and public transportation. It serves as a major transit point in the city which recently got it's own traffic light system. It is located only a short distance from Biratnagar's city center, making it a convenient location for commuters.
Education and Healthcare
editAlthough primarily a commercial area, Tinpaini has few educational institutions and healthcare facilities nearby. Some notable schools and colleges are within easy reach of the locality. Additionally, the area is served by hospitals and clinics offering general medical services to the population.
Notable Landmarks
edit- Morang Sahakari Hospital – One of the major hospitals of Biratnagar is located within Tinpaini.
- Shree Krishna Mandir – A famous Hindu temple that attracts devotees from the local area.
Demographics
editAs a bustling commercial hub, the population of Tinpaini is diverse, consisting of people from various parts of Nepal. Although exact population figures are not available, the area is densely populated, especially during peak business hours. The primary languages spoken are Nepali and Maithili, with Hindi and English also widely understood.
Culture and Lifestyle
editThe lifestyle in Tinpaini is fast-paced due to its commercial nature. Residents and visitors engage in trade, shopping, and socializing in the many restaurants and cafés that line the streets. The local culture is a blend of modern urban life and traditional Nepali values, with festivals such as Dashain and Tihar celebrated widely in the area.
External links
editCategory:Biratnagar Category:Geography of Nepal Category:Economy of Nepal Category:Morang District