Nepal · Asia
Can you dig through the Earth to Nepal?
Nope!
Not from dry land. Nepal’s exact opposite side is entirely ocean (the South Pacific Ocean), so you’d have to start digging from a boat.
- 12,747 kmtunnel from the middle of Nepal
- 0%of the other side is land
- 100%of the other side is water
NepalStart digging in here to reach it
What about from where you are?
Tap ◎ or search to see where your own tunnel would come out, and how far you’d be from Nepal.
If you dug straight down from Nepal, where would you come out?
Flip Nepal to the exact opposite side of the planet and this is where it lands:
Digging from Nepal’s biggest cities
- Kathmanducomes out in South Pacific Ocean2,234 km from Bío-Bío, Chile
- Lalitpurcomes out in South Pacific Ocean2,235 km from Bío-Bío, Chile
- Hetaudacomes out in South Pacific Ocean2,276 km from Bío-Bío, Chile
- Pokharacomes out in South Pacific Ocean2,313 km from Bío-Bío, Chile
- Biratnagarcomes out in South Pacific Ocean2,099 km from Coquimbo, Chile