Nanpara is a town & municipal board in Bahraich district in the Indian state of Uttar Pradesh.

[4] The title of "Raja" was conferred on the Nanpara House in 1763 by the Nawab Shuja-ud-Daula, the King of Oudh and was then recognized by the British.

Nanpara was an important frontier estate, bordering Nepal territory in the Bahraich district of Oudh.

received a commission from the Emperor to subdue the Banjaras; and obtained for his services and for the pay of his troops, the grant of Nanpara and four other villages in Pargana Solonabad, in addition to one-tenth of the rent of the disturbed territory.

[7] This was because this area was home to the Nanpara and Utraula principalities, both of which are now situated in Bahraich and Balrampur district, which was the centre of the largest Pathan settlement outside Rohilkhand.

In the south-east roads connect to the district capital Bahraich and a prominent place called Shravasti.

A well-known national park in India, Dudhwa, is about 100 km (62 mi) from Nanpara Junction.