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Mountain Peak
Ama Dablam
Solukhumbu
Iconic pyramid-shaped peak rising behind Tengboche Monastery, where its snow-clad summit glows in winter light.
Trek
Annapurna Circuit Trek
Manang
Classic loop crossing Thorong La between Manang and Mustang.
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Protected Area
Api Nampa Conservation Area
Darchula
Named after Api (7,132 m) and Nampa peaks; part of the Kailash Sacred Landscape
Religious Site
Arjundhara Dham
Jhapa
A Hindu temple dedicated to Lord Shiva, about 6 km north of the business centre Birtamode in Arjundhara Municipality, reached by a 30-minute car ride from Bhadrapur.
Attraction
Babai River
Banke
River draining the western edge of Banke District, flowing south into Uttar Pradesh, India, eventually joining the Ghaghara (Karnali).
Religious Site
Badimalika Temple
Bajura
Shakti Peeth on the Malika hill; major pilgrimage of far-western Nepal
Religious Site
Bageshwori Temple
Banke
One of the most important Hindu temples in Nepal, at the center of Nepalgunj, dedicated to goddess Bageshwori (Durga).
Religious Site
Bala Tripura Sundari Temple
Dolpa
Hindu Shakti pilgrimage site near Tripurakot on the Thuli Bheri River, dedicated to Durga and regarded as a Purna Shakti Peeth, described as an ancient/medieval temple.
Village
Bandipur
Tanahun
Restored hill town on the Kathmandu–Pokhara highway.
National Park
Banke National Park
Banke
Nepal's tenth national park; recognised by WWF as a 'Gift to the Earth'; forms the Bardia-Banke Tiger Conservation Unit
National Park
Bardiya National Park
Bardiya
Remote Terai park strong for rhino tiger and elephant sightings.
Attraction
Barun Valley
Sankhuwasabha
A 46 km Himalayan glacier valley at the base of Mt.
Lake
Begnas Lake
Kaski
Quieter twin to Phewa with boating and homestays.
Religious Site
Bhagwati Temple
Saptari
Recognized monument in Rajbiraj; devotees come to offer prayers daily.
Religious Site
Bhairabsthan Temple
Palpa
Hindu temple of Bhairab about 9 km northwest of Tansen at about 1,470 m elevation, famous for its giant trident (described as the biggest in Nepal/Asia).
Heritage Site
Bhaktapur Durbar Square
Bhaktapur
Medieval Newar city square famous for pottery and brick temples.
Attraction
Bheri River
Surkhet
Major tributary of the Karnali River that flows through Surkhet Valley, separating Birendranagar from Bheriganga municipality.
Religious Site
Bindhyabasini Temple
Kaski
One of the oldest and most prominent Hindu temples in Pokhara, dedicated to goddess Bindhyabasini, a manifestation of Durga; atop a small hill with smaller shrines to Saraswati, Shiva, Hanuman and Ganesha.
Lake
Birendra Lake
Gorkha
Lake listed as a popular attraction near Samagaon village on the Manaslu Circuit trek route.
Lake
Bishazari Tal (Beeshazar Lake)
Chitwan
Lake about 5 km south of Bharatpur near Chitwan National Park, an important bird-watching center.
Protected Area
Blackbuck Conservation Area
Bardiya
Nepal's smallest protected area; conserves the northernmost surviving blackbuck herd in the world
Religious Site
Budhanilkantha Temple
Kathmandu
Open-air Hindu temple in Budhanilkantha housing a large reclining statue of Mahavishnu.
Park & Garden
Central Zoo
Lalitpur
Six-hectare zoo in Jawalakhel housing about 969 animals in 109 species, operated by the National Trust for Nature Conservation.
Religious Site
Chandannath Temple
Jumla
Hindu temple in Khalanga Bazaar dedicated to Dattatreya (Trimurti), built during the Kalyal (Kallala) dynasty; local lore says a Kashmiri named Chandannath brought the statue here and introduced Jumla's Marshi rice.