Established in 2037 B.S. (1980 A.D.) at the heart of Syangja district, Waling Municipality-9, Waling Multiple Campus (WMC), a community-based campus, has been imparting quality education at affordable fee structure to the students. The campus is the destination of academic pursuit for the students of Syangja district and nearby areas like northeast of Palpa, east of Gulmi, southeast of Parbat and south west of Tanahun districts. Now, Waling Multiple Campus is renowned as the first and leading educational institute in Syangja district.
Waling Multiple Campus, a leading higher educational institution of Syangja, is located in Waling City aside Andhikhola River. The city lies in Gandaki Province and it is facilitated with highway transportation. The Siddhartha highway runs through the city. It is the largest city in the district. It exceeds other places of the district in every respect, especially in educational sector. It lies between 27°58’50” North latitude and 83°45’12” East longitude, and 746 meter above the sea level. Waling is a multiracial and multicultural City. Ethnic groups of Brahmins, Gurung, Magar, Thakuri, Chhetri, Newar, Khawas, S.K., Bishwokarma, Darji, Sanyasi and Kumal reside over here. It is a business and educational centre for nearby districts and local municipalities. It has 12,182 number of houses with total population of 51,243 (Male:22,580, Female:28,663), minimum temperature of 9.5 degree Celsius and maximum temperature of 38 degree Celsius.
Waling Multiple Campus, a leading higher educational institution of Syangja, is located in Waling City aside Andhikhola River. The city lies in Gandaki Province and it is facilitated with highway transportation. The Siddhartha highway runs through the city. It is the largest city in the district. It exceeds other places of the district in every respect, especially in educational sector. It lies between 27°58’50” North latitude and 83°45’12” East longitude, and 746 meter above the sea level. Waling is a multiracial and multicultural City. Ethnic groups of Brahmins, Gurung, Magar, Thakuri, Chhetri, Newar, Khawas, S.K., Bishwokarma, Darji, Sanyasi and Kumal reside over here. It is a business and educational centre for nearby districts and local municipalities. It has 12,182 number of houses with total population of 51,243 (Male:22,580, Female:28,663), minimum temperature of 9.5 degree Celsius and maximum temperature of 38 degree Celsius.
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