The Tribhuvan Highway is a major roadway in Nepal that connects the capital city, Kathmandu, to the eastern city of Biratnagar. Named after King Tribhuvan, it serves as a vital transportation link for both goods and passengers, facilitating trade and travel across the region. The highway spans approximately 250 kilometers and is an essential route for accessing various towns and rural areas along the way. Constructed in the mid-20th century, the Tribhuvan Highway has undergone several upgrades to improve safety and efficiency. It features scenic views of the Himalayas and passes through diverse landscapes, including hills and valleys. The highway plays a crucial role in the economic development of Nepal, supporting local businesses and tourism.