Jhapa District is located in the eastern part of Nepal, bordering India to the south. It is part of the Mechi Zone and is known for its diverse geography, which includes plains, hills, and rivers. The district has a rich agricultural landscape, with rice, maize, and tea being some of the main crops cultivated by local farmers. The district's administrative center is Bhadrapur, which serves as a hub for trade and commerce. Jhapa is also home to various ethnic communities, contributing to its cultural diversity. The region is well-connected by roads and has several educational institutions, making it an important area for development in Nepal.