15 Years of GDP Growth · 18 Sectors · Quarterly Data · 2010–2025
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Latest GDP (NPR Cr)
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15-Year Growth
GDP 2024/25
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Latest annual GDP (NPR Crore)
GDP 2010/11
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GDP 15 years ago
Fastest Growing
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Most expanded sector
COVID Shock
-8.4%
GDP drop in 2020/21 Q4
Total GDP Trend — Annual (Sum of 4 Quarters)
2015 Earthquake
COVID-19
Recovery
GDP Share by Sector — 2024/25
Top 5 Sectors by Size (Latest Year)
Key insight: Agriculture remains Nepal's largest sector, but its share has declined from 33% to 29% as Services and Real Estate grow — a hallmark of economic development.
Sector Growth Multiplier (2010/11 → 2024/25) — How Many Times Each Sector Grew
Electricity & Gas is the standout story — it has grown 5x in 15 years, driven by Nepal's massive hydropower expansion. Real Estate and ICT also show strong structural growth.
Sector Share of GDP: 2010/11 vs 2024/25
Annual GDP by Sector Category
Agriculture 2010/11
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Annual GDP (NPR Cr)
Agriculture 2024/25
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Annual GDP (NPR Cr)
Services 2010/11
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Annual GDP (NPR Cr)
Services 2024/25
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Annual GDP (NPR Cr)
Agriculture vs Services — Annual GDP Trend
Share of Total GDP Over Time
Nepal's economy is gradually industrialising. Services (Trade, Finance, Real Estate, ICT) collectively have overtaken Agriculture as the dominant economic driver — a shift that mirrors other developing Asian economies.
Pre-COVID Peak
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Hospitality GDP (2019/20)
COVID Low
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Hospitality GDP (2020/21)
Drop
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COVID collapse
Latest
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Hospitality GDP (2024/25)
Accommodation & Food Service — Quarterly GDP Trend (with COVID Shock)
COVID Collapse (2020/21)
Recovery Phase
Related Sector Recovery vs Pre-COVID Baseline
Tourism-Adjacent Sectors — Annual Comparison
Nepal's tourism recovery has been V-shaped but uneven. Trekking and cultural tourism returned strongly by 2023/24. Transportation and hospitality are now above pre-COVID levels, signaling a robust rebound.
Quarterly GDP Patterns — Nepal's Economy by Season
Average Quarterly Index (All Sectors, 2015–2024)
Q2 (Oct–Dec) is consistently Nepal's strongest quarter — coinciding with the post-monsoon harvest season and peak tourist trekking months. Q3 (Jan–Mar) tends to be softer.