Makwanpur District is located in the central part of Nepal, within the Bagmati Province. It is bordered by Bhaktapur District to the north, Sindhuli District to the east, and Chitwan District to the west. The district's administrative center is Hetauda, which serves as a key hub for trade and transportation. The district is known for its diverse geography, featuring hills, valleys, and rivers. It is home to various ethnic groups and cultures, contributing to its rich heritage. Agriculture is a primary occupation, with crops like rice, maize, and millet being commonly cultivated in the region.