Land use intensity is a valuable concept to understand integrated land use system,which is unlike the traditional approach of analysis that often examines one or a few aspects of land use disregarding multidimensionality of the intensification process in the complex land system.Land use intensity is based on an integrative conceptual framework focusing on both inputs to and outputs from the land.Geographers\' non-stationary data-analysis technique is very suitable for most of the spatial data analysis.Our study was carried out in the northeast part of the Andhikhola watershed lying in the Middle Hills of Nepal,where over the last two decades,heavy loss of labor due to outmigration of rural farmers and increasing urbanization in the relatively easy accessible lowland areas has caused agricultural land abandonment.Our intention in this study was to ascertain factors of spatial pattern of intensity dynamism between human and nature relationships in the integrated traditional agricultural system.High resolution aerial photo and multispectral satellite image were used to derive data on land use and land cover.In addition,field verification,information collected from the field and census report were other data sources.Explanatory variables were derived from those digital and analogue data.Ordinary Least Square (OLS)technique was used for filtering of the variables.Geographically Weighted Regression (GWR) model was used to identify major determining factors of land use intensity dynamics.Moran\'s I technique was used for model validation.GWR model was executed to identify the strength of explanatory variables explaining change of land use intensity.Accordingly,10 variables were identified having the greatest strength to explain land use intensity change in the study area,of which physical variables such as slope gradient,temperature and solar radiation revealed the highest strength followed by variables of accessibility and natural resource.Depopulation in recent decades has been a major driver of land use intensity change but spatial variability of land use intensity was highly controlled by physical suitability,accessibility and availability of natural resources.