Sarlahi is a district located in the southeastern part of Nepal. It is part of the Province No. 2 and is known for its diverse culture and agricultural landscape. The district is bordered by India to the south and features a mix of rural and urban areas, with the town of Malangawa serving as its administrative center. The economy of Sarlahi primarily relies on agriculture, with many residents engaged in farming activities. The region is also home to various ethnic communities, contributing to its rich cultural heritage. Sarlahi's strategic location makes it an important area for trade and transportation between Nepal and India.