Falcha station in electricity market

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Kathmandu Metropolitan City has operated a falcha style bus stop across the electricity market bridge. The metropolis has put into operation the Falcha-style bus stop constructed on the road section after crossing the bridge of the electricity market from Babarmahal towards Baneshwar under Arani highway.

Sunita Dangol, deputy head of the Metropolitan Municipality, inaugurated the Falcha during a program on Saturday, and the bus stop came into operation.

Deputy Chief Dangol said that because Kathmandu is identified by the main road, the Neva style monument was built. These structures will become monuments of the Newa style of construction associated with the identity of Kathmandu. Kathmandu's identity will be promoted through the main road, she said.

Metropolis has already started Falcha on the other side of the road from 1st of May. Satish Tandukar, a member of Ward No. 10 and the construction coordinator, said that about 53 lakh rupees were spent on the construction of these two gates.

Likewise, the president of the same ward, Ramkumar KC, informed that the station was constructed using artistic Tham, Nidal and Dalin. After this, there is a plan to construct two similar style bus stops around New Baneshwar Chowk, Tandukar said.