Nepal postal code / ZIP code finder

Nepal Post has used five-digit postal codes since the Department of Posts introduced them in November 1991: the first two digits identify the district, the last three the specific post office. This classic system is still what courier companies, e-commerce checkouts and most address forms use today.

They are the widely-published classic codes, cross-checked against multiple independent sources for this page. Nepal's General Post Office (gpo.gov.np) has since introduced a newer, more granular scheme organised by province, district, local level and ward, which this page has not been able to fully reconcile district-by-district. For anything that matters legally or for delivery, confirm with your local Nepal Post office.

Nawalpur (Kawasoti) is left unverified because sources conflict: two sources give it 33016, but that same code is assigned to a different town, Pithauli, in the original 1991-system table. Rather than guess which is right, no code is shown.

Confirmed means the code agreed across at least two independent sources found in this research. Reported means it comes from a single source lineage (the Wikipedia/postcodenepal.com table, itself citing the 1991 Department of Posts numbering) that wasn't independently re-checked for that specific district. Unverified means sources conflicted or no reliable code could be found.