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Database of Members Till 202 M No Business Name Address Proprietor Name mobile 6566 Chitwan Beauty Parlour Unity Bharatpur M.C., 3, Belchowk Mina Upreti 9855050970 6565 New Saraswoti Sun Chadi Pasal Bharatpur M.C., 1, Putalibazr Chhabilal B.K. 9845110575 6564 Galaxy Empire Lounge and Bar Pvt. Ltd. Bharatpur M.C., 1, Bhrikuti Path Vishal Shrestha 9841587514 6563 Life Care Sanitary & Napkin Udhyog & Suppliers Pvt. Ltd. Bharatpur M.C., 7, Bishal Chock Lok Nath Lamichhane 9855063439 6562 Earning Export Import Pvt. Ltd. Bharatpur M.C., 7, Bishal Chock Hemanta Bajgain 9841737903 6561 Sankalpa International Surjicare Bharatpur M.C., 3, Bishal Marga Chandra Shingh Bhandari 9845023698 6560 Aanya Traders Bharatpur M.C., 1, Main Road Shashi Droliya 9801073251 6559 Nihon Education Centre pvt. Ltd. Bharatpur M.C., 3, Lions Chock Shambhu Panta 9845790162 6558 Jems Medicine Distributors Bharatpur M.C., 6, cancer get Dil Kumari Tiwari 9845026336 6557 Kamal Medical Hall Bharatpur M.C., 1, shahidchowk Bikram Basnet 9863377142 6556 Big Food Industry Bharatpur M.C., 11, Nayakiran Chitra Kumari Gurung 9845248557 6555 Ojasjkara Builders Pvt. Ltd. Bharatpur M.C., 12, Malpot Chowk Suraj Sedhai 9855065373 6554 Intelligent Job Link & Training Center Pvt. Ltd Bharatpur M.C., 10, chitwan Dinesh Bahadur Darji 056523768 6553 Chitwan Poly Pipe Industries Bharatpur M.C., 4, Ramghat Ram Prasad Gajurel 9855057150 6552 Riman & Aayan Traders Bharatpur M.C., 1, Chitwan Rajesh Shrestha 9840073151 6551 Jay maa Laxmi Stores Bharatpur M.C., 1, Milan Road Akhilesh Kumar 9809259337 6550 New Mani Enterprises Bharatpur M.C., 1, Junhalroad Pankaj Kumar Gupta 9845882773 6549 Kasturi Trade House Bharatpur M.C., 1, Pragatipath Nischal Ghimire 9811215607 6548 A. S. Mini mart Bharatpur M.C., 9, Benichowk Achala Pathak 9855084716 6547 The Ghumte Guest House & Restaurant Bharatpur M.C., 2, Bharatpur Oralo Tul Prasad Sapkota 9855064009 6546 Khajurico Nepal Pvt. Ltd. Khairhani Municipality, 5, chitwan Om Nath Maharjan 9802070353 6545 Doko Namlo Kishan Ghar Bharatpur M.C., 10, Near Narayani ma bi Bharat Dawadi 9841592001 6544 P. S. Madira Suppliers Bharatpur M.C., 4, Dharma Chowk Pratap Dhungana 9847103602 6543 Tian yu International Bharatpur M.C., 5, Prembasti Gam Bahadur Lamichane 9851036944 6542 Acro Chem Industries Pvt. Ltd. Bharatpur M.C., 4, Laxmipur Ram Kunwar 9869501232 6541 K. S. Sirak Dasana Udhyog Bharatpur M.C., 2, Kshetrapur Keshari Shrestha 9845923693 6540 Amrit Bani Super Supplier Bharatpur M.C., 10, Malika Chowk Bimala Pant 9851078684 6539 Misu Trading Bharatpur M.C., 10, Malika Chowk Raju Prasad Pant 9851078684 6538 Rangamahal Riverland Pvt Ltd Bharatpur M.C., 2, Adarsha Tole Ashesh Malla 9855056851 6537 Hamro Laundry Sewa Bharatpur M.C., 12, Ananda tool Dil Kumari Ojha 9845050856 6536 Devkota kapada Pasal Bharatpur M.C., 23, Jagatpur Ramhari Devkota 9845468441 6535 Radhashree Fashion Collection Bharatpur M.C., 1, Gangotri Marga Laxmi Kandel 9851165420 6534 Saptagandaki Pustak Bhandar Bharatpur M.C., 10, Saptagandaki Chock Arjun Acharya 9855054399 6533 Shrestha Motorcycle and Cycle Workshop Bharatpur M.C., 15, Mangalpur Bikram Kumar Shrestha 9855055969 6532 Poultry Lab And Consultancy Bharatpur M.C., 2, Sangam road Rewanta kumar Bhattrai 9855055572 6531 Saino Trade Concern Pvt Ltd Bharatpur M.C., 3, New Road Laxmun Dhakal 9855059324 6530 Narayani Diagnostic Center Bharatpur M.C., 7, Krishnapur Arjun Ranabhat 9855055060 6529 R.G.R. Jwellers Bharatpur M.C., 11, Ganeshsthan Gokul Vishwokarma 9811432872 6528 Dipiya Kirana Stores Bharatpur M.C., 1, Milan Road Dinesh Piya 9845046168 6527 S. K. Footware Pvt. Ltd Bharatpur M.C., 3, Kamalnagar Kalpana Khadka 9843407337 6526 Acharya Suppliers Bharatpur M.C., 2, New Mandi Tika Ram Acharya 9845080519 6525 Hitech Media Bharatpur M.C., 11, Baseni Uma Shankar Pandey 9845966799 6524 Chitwan Himalayan Enterprises Bharatpur M.C., 1, Harihar Marga Surendra Shrestha 9855053545 6523 Sri Sai Ramkumar Gupta Bharatpur M.C., 3, Shahidchowk saurav Gupta 9845823325 6522 Om Shivalaya Krishi Sahakari Sanstha Limited Bharatpur M.C., 21, Parbatipur Dipak Lamichhane 9865195064 6521 Bindabasini Electric Stores Bharatpur M.C., 10, Hakim Chock Shiva Pokhrel 9845113689 6520 Supriya Poultry And Research Farm Pvt.Ltd Bharatpur M.C., 14, Shivanagar Prakash Chapagain 9855060609 6519 Chandra Kirana And Khaddhana Suppliers Bharatpur M.C., 21, Parbatipur Dinesh Kumar Shrestha 9845083134 6518 Jaya Shree Kalika Rice And Tel Mill Rapti Municipality, 8, Shivapur Surendra Raj Oli 056550218 6517 Bhandari Hardware And Suppliers Bharatpur M.C., 11, Aman chowk Gopal Prasad Bhandari 9846148544 6516 Gorakha Kali Agro vet Ratnanagar Municipality, 12, Jamunapur Kul Prasad Pandey 9845340433 6515 Shreeyans suppliers Ratnanagar Municipality, 3, Lokpriya tool Binaya Dawadi 9845845885 6514 Didi Bahini stores Rapti Municipality, 6, Bhandara Bikash Prajapati 9855082054 6513 Ashirwad Pipe Industries Pvt. Ltd. Bharatpur M.C., 15, Chitwan Gopal Gautam 9855060304 6512 Ashis Rice Mill Kalika Municipality, 7, Padampur Man Kumar Chaudhary 9845088828 6511 Kripa Construction Bharatpur M.C., 22, Pakaudi Kamal Raj Acharya 9855055898 6510 Four Season Restaurant and Party Venue Pvt. Ltd. Bharatpur M.C., 9, Saratpur Nabin Puri 9855063356 6509 Ayush Cement Samagri Uddhyog Ratnanagar Municipality, 6, Bachhauli Salik Ram Ghimire 9845078705 6508 Pashupatinath Vegetable Suppliers Bharatpur M.C., 2, Chhetrapur Upendra Prasad Saha 9845053846 6507 Chandan Falful Traders Bharatpur M.C., 2, Chhetrapur Dinesh Sah 9845065063 6506 Sagar Lemon Suppliers Bharatpur M.C., 2, Chhetrapur Bhagawan Sonakar 9855065473 6505 Chirauli Khaja Ghar Bharatpur M.C., 2, Chireuli Ramashwor Prasad Mahato 9865032423 6504 U. K. Vegetable Bharatpur M.C., 2, Chhetrapur Umesh Sha 9845024445 6503 Bipin Fruit Centre Bharatpur M.C., 2, Chhetrapur Saraswati Dhakal 9845091912 6502 New Bishram Corner Restaurant Bharatpur M.C., 3, Basantapur Saran Kumar Thapa 9845901643 6501 Angit Restaurant Bharatpur M.C., 3, Basantapur Gita Kumari Chhetri 9845163554 6500 Manakamana Party Palace Bharatpur M.C., 3, Basantapur Prem Nath Bhusal 9855051911 6499 Avinash Fruit Stores Bharatpur M.C., 2, Chhetrapur Hari Dhakal 9855018848 6498 Khadka Falful Tarakari Khudra Tatha Thok Pasal Bharatpur M.C., 2, Chhetrapur Kalpana Devkota 123 6497 B.G. Suppliers Bharatpur M.C., 3, Bishal Marga Baburam Ghimire 9845044902 6496 Guru Narayan Mistanna Bhandar Bharatpur M.C., 3, Basantapur Guru Narayan Rouniyar 9814240187 6495 Devkota Khaja Ghar Tatha Lekhapadi Babasaya Madi Municipality, 3, Basantapur Chhetra Prasad Devkota 9845805198 6494 Santosh And Sanjaya Tarakari Suppliers Bharatpur M.C., 2, Chhetrapur Santosh Kumar Gupta 9855065739 6493 Abhi Krishi Firm Pvt. Ltd. Khairhani Municipality, 3, Chainpur Indra Prasad Subedi 9841689530 6492 Ashok Hotel And Lodge Madi Municipality, 3, Basantapur Laxmi Devi Khanal 693209 6491 New Bajarangabali Vegetable Suppliers Bharatpur M.C., 2, Chhetrapur Samjhana Tamang 9845197348 6490 Lamjung Tanahun Staff Hotel Bharatpur M.C., 1, Chitwan Gita Mahat 9856090048 6489 Pallab Multi Agro Kera Firm Kalika Municipality, 11, Shivamandir Tool Netraraj Jaisi 9855052496 6488 B.N Mobile House Bharatpur M.C., 1, Indradev Marga Binda Aryal 9845052665 6487 Gorkhali Khaja Ghar Bharatpur M.C., 1, Chitwan Lal Maya Bhatta 00 6486 Kangaroo Khaja Ghar Bharatpur M.C., 10, Chitwan Parbati Dallakoti 526380 6485 Tanahun Thanimai Hotel and Lode Bharatpur M.C., 1, Chitwan Hari Chandra Dekota 9865101794 6484 Khanal Hotel and Lodge Bharatpur M.C., 1, Chitwan Om Bahadur Shrestha 9845205208 6483 Debika Multi Agro Kera Krishi Firm Kalika Municipality, 3, Deepjyoti Tool Gayaram Chaudhari 9845045229,986340775 6482 New Rijal Vegetable Suppliers Bharatpur M.C., 2, Chhetrapur Hari Prasad Rijal 9845327137 6481 Pandye Fruit Centre Bharatpur M.C., 2, Chhetrapur Min Prasad Pandye 9816269987 6480 Sirish Multi Kera Krishi Firm Kalika Municipality, 3, Nabakiran Tool Kamal Prasad Rijal 9811862654 6479 Rijal Fruit Centre Bharatpur M.C., 10, Ramailo Chock Sita Rijal Panta 9845210692 6478 Puja Banana And Multi Agro Firm Kalika Municipality, 3, Hariyali Tool Man Bahadur Hamal 9845693036 6477 Aman Falful Tatha Tarakari Stores Bharatpur M.C., 2, Chhetrapur Sukmaya Lo 9813238630 6476 Prajwol Kera firm Kalika Municipality, 3, Dipjyati Tool Sheshkanta Rijal 9845793927 6475 New Dhaulagiri Lodge Bharatpur M.C., 1, Chitwan Samichhya Baral 9821225424 6474 New Gorkha Khoplang Khaja Ghar Bharatpur M.C., 1, Chitwan Santaman Shrestha 9809222794 6473 Avinash Restaurant & Lodge Madi Municipality, 2, Chirauli Rama Mahato 9845208264 6472 Sagun Khaja Ghar Madi Municipality, 3, Basantapur Surya Prasad Lamichhane 9865105608 6471 Madi Fresh House Madi Municipality, 3, Basantapur Hari Prasad Kafle 9845423246 6470 Waiba Fruit Suppliers Bharatpur M.C., 2, Chhetrapur bimala Lo 9866673008 6469 Dhiraj Hotel Madi Municipality, 2, Chirauli Parbati Kumari Mahato 9845204216 6468 Nasib Hotel and Restaurant Madi Municipality, 3, Basantapur Buddhi Kumari Puri 9845245006 6467 Harihar Hotel Madi Municipality, 3, Basantapur Govinda Prasad Kafle 9818210176 6466 New Pandye Vegetable Suppliers Bharatpur M.C., 2, Chhetrapur Ramesh Pandye 9845084112 6465 A. P. Guest House Tatha Kirana Store Bharatpur M.C., 7, Chitwan Lila Bastakoti Poudel 9845140510 6464 Morang Guest House Bharatpur M.C., 7, Krishnapur Basu Gautam 9845156542 6463 Ganapati Fruit And Vegetable Suppliers Bharatpur M.C., 2, Chhetrapur Yadu Prasad Subedi 9855054161 Kopila Lamichhane 6462 Kailash Fruit Centre Bharatpur M.C., 2, Chhetrapur (Adhikari) 9845085972 6461 New Global Enterprises
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