The Nalsing Gad Storage Hydroelectric Project is situated in the Jajarkot District of Nepal's Karnali Province, between longitudes 82°14'00''E and 82°19'12''E and latitudes 28°47'28''N and 28°58'00''N. Nalsing Gad is a Karnali Basin tributary of the Bheri River. The project's dam is located just downstream of the confluence of the Udheri Khola, which is roughly 9.25 kilometers upstream from the confluence of the Nalsing Gad and the Bheri-River, and the powerhouse is proposed on the right bank of the Nalgad-River.
Motorized access is available to the Nalsing Gad Storage Hydroelectric Project. The district headquarters of the national road network are located in Khalanga. This road is currently being extended up to Kalimati in Nalgad Municipality, which is located on the right bank of the Bheri River. To get from the Kalimati Bazaar to the Powerhouse site, a bridge across the Nalgad River will be needed. A 10-kilometer access road from Kalimati to the dam site has been constructed. As part of the infrastructure development, an alternate access road Kalimati Khantakura Sirke of an additional 24 km of project road between powerhouses and headwork has already been completed.
Apart from Chhinchhu-Jajarkot Feeder Road, Middle Hill Lok Marg and Puspa Lal Marg (Dolpa Rajmarg) are also being constructed in the vicinity of the project area. Middle Hill Lok marg Start from Dang- Musikot –Rati Village and goes upto the Proposed Powerhouse of Nalsinghgad Hydropower Storage Project. Another road network being constructed in the vicinity of the Nalsyaugad Hydropower Project is Dolpa Rajmarga which is known as Pusapa Lal Marga as well . This road starts from Salli Bazer and ends at the Dunai.