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Ghunsa (transl. "winter place") is a
village of Taplejung,
Nepal at
elevation of 3,475 m and is a
major check point for Mt. Kangchenjunga. This village...
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Scutiger ghunsa is a
species of toad in the
family Megophryidae. It is
endemic to
eastern Nepal and only
known from its
eponymous type locality,
Ghunsa, in...
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Jongsang La down the
Gingsang and
Kangchenjunga glaciers and the
rivers of
Ghunsa and Tamur. It lies in the
border region between Koshi Province of Nepal...
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Location Capacity (kW)
Turbine Type
Description Reference Ghunsa Micro Hydro Plant Ghunsa 35
Pelton A
helicopter accident killed three conservationists...
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Kangchenjunga Taplejung KtmTaplejung
GhunsaBC 4
Chabuk (Tsajirip) 6960
Kangchenjunga Taplejung KtmTaplejungDovanNilungSojang
GhunsaBC 5
Chago 6893
Mahalangur Solu...
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River Mai
River Yubragyi river Koshi River Tamor Mewa
River Palun Khola Ghunsa River Yamatari river Arun
Sunkoshi Chaku River Bhairabkunda River Dudh Koshi...
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Service Dhawalagiri Base Camp 0 23
September 2006 MI-17
Shree Airlines Ghunsa,
Taplejung 24 2006
Shree Air Mil Mi-8
crash 23
November 2006 MI-17 Simrik...
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about 4200 m.
Yamatari glacier joins Ghunsa valley at an
elevation of
about 3500 m just
below the
settlement at
Ghunsa village. P.c, Shakti; Pradhananga...
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chartered mission en
route to
Kathmandu crashed shortly after it
departed Ghunsa, Taplejung. All four crew
members and 20 p****engers died in the crash, among...
- on board. On 23
September 2006, a Mil Mi-8 MTV 1
helicopter crashed in
Ghunsa, Nepal,
killing all 24
people on board. On 27
April 2007, a Mil Mi-8 helicopter...
