2022 National Games of Nepal

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9th National Games of Nepal
Host city Pokhara,Gandaki, Nepal
Motto‘Unified Country, Message of Sports’
Edition9th
Teams11
Athletes6,102
Sport36
Opening5 June 2022 (2022-06-05)
Closing11 June 2022 (2022-06-11)
Opened by Nanda Bahadur Pun,
(Vice President of Nepal)
Main venue Pokhara Rangasala, Pokhara,
  2019
2024  

The 2022 National Games of Nepal, also known as the 9th National Games of Nepal and informally Gandaki 2022 are held from 5 June 2022 to 11 June 2022 in Pokhara, Gandaki Province [1] .

Contents

Venues

Among 36 events 9 have been held outside the provincial capital Pokhara. [2] [3]

Pokhara

Kathmandu

Syanja

Myagdi

Gorkha

Nawalpur

Parbat

Baglung

Tanahu

Lalitpur

Participating teams

Teams are expected from all 7 Provinces and 3 departmental Clubs of Nepal as well as a team representing Non-Resident Nepali, NRNA.

Sports

36 disciplines will be contested in the 2022 National Games.

9th National Games of Nepal

Medal table

2022 National Games medal table [4]
RankStateGoldSilverBronzeTotal
1 Nepal Army 17211089371
2 Nepal A.P.F. Club 657389227
3 Nepal Police Club 616173195
4 Gandaki Province*323157120
5 Bagmati Province 244774145
6 Koshi Province 10235083
7 Sudurpashchim Province 10104363
8 NRNA 109726
9 Lumbini Province 6224068
10 Madhesh Province 582639
11 Karnali Province 241218
Totals (11 entries)3973985601355

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