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Hemp farmland in Gandaki Province
Gandaki is where Nepal's cannabis framework moved first — the province named in our own founding documents. That makes its mid-hill districts the natural starting line for licensed hemp cultivation.
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Gandaki Province developed a medical and industrial cannabis framework ahead of the rest of the country — the same framework referenced in Himalaya Cannabis's Memorandum of Association. Operating where the regulatory groundwork is furthest along shortens the path from land to licensed harvest.
The province's geography helps too: mid-hill districts such as Lamjung, Gorkha, Tanahun, Baglung, and Myagdi combine terraced agricultural land, road corridors, and altitude bands suited to fibre and seed cultivars alike.
For Gandaki landowners
If you hold terraced hill land in Gandaki with water and road access, you are in our first-priority zone. We lease, contract-farm, and purchase select parcels — registered agreements, full due diligence at the Land Revenue Office, and licence-contingent terms that protect both sides.
Land partnerships in Gandaki are our first priority. Cultivation begins under the licences required by the provincial and federal frameworks.
Common questions
- Why is Gandaki Province important for cannabis in Nepal?
- Gandaki developed a provincial medical and industrial cannabis framework ahead of other provinces, making it the most advanced regulatory environment for licensed hemp cultivation in Nepal.
- Which Gandaki districts suit hemp farming?
- Mid-hill districts with terraced land, water, and road access — Lamjung, Gorkha, Tanahun, Baglung, and Myagdi among them. Altitude determines whether fibre, seed, or extract cultivars fit best.