Representative image of the region — not this specific village.

Dagatundanda — recorded as Daga Tumdada in the census — is a large former village development committee in Baglung district, named by the Nepal Chhantyal Sangh among the district’s Chhantyal settlements, where Chhantyal families live within a wider hill community.

Trace-back

Dagatundanda belongs to the Baglung homeland of the Chhantyal, sharing the community’s long history of copper mining and hill farming across the Dhaulagiri country.

At the time of the 1991 census

The Daga Tumdada VDC recorded 4,874 people in 897 houses — a sizeable settlement, its Chhantyal families part of a larger population.

What people do

Life rests on farming the terraced slopes, livestock, and income from family working abroad.

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Photos

Pictures of the village and its surroundings. Many are representative views of the area while we gather verified photographs — tap any photo to enlarge.

  • Baglung, the district town nearest the eastern villages. Photo: Roj Syangtan · CC BY-SA 4.0 · source
  • The terraced hills of Baglung district. Photo: Kshitiz poudel · CC BY-SA 4.0 · source
  • A view across the Baglung countryside. Photo: Kshitiz poudel · CC BY-SA 4.0 · source

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