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Religious SiteChandeshwori Temple
Kavrepalanchok
17th-century pagoda temple dedicated to goddess Chandeshwari (Durga) on the Punyamata River about 1 km northeast of Banepa; famous for murals of Chandeshwari slaying the demon Chanda and a giant Bhairava wall painting.
Religious SiteChangu Narayan Temple
Bhaktapur
Oldest Hindu temple in the valley on a ridge above Bhaktapur.
National ParkChhayanath National Park
Mugu
Nepal's 13th and newest national park; carved out of Shey Phoksundo National Park; named after Chhayanath temple
Religious SiteChinnamasta Bhagawati Temple
Saptari
Renowned Shakti Peeth in Sakhda dedicated to the headless goddess Chinnamasta, one of the ten Mahavidyas of Tantra; documented as established in the 13th century by Shaktisimhadeva of the Karnata dynasty.
Heritage SiteChisapani Gadhi
Makwanpur
Hill fort in Bhimphedi built around 1744-1745 AD, once controlled by the Sen dynasty and later used by the Gorkha Kingdom for military, administrative, trade and immigration purposes.
National ParkChitwan National Park
Chitwan
UNESCO-listed park known for rhinos tigers and jungle safaris.
Mountain PeakCho Oyu
Solukhumbu
The world's sixth-highest mountain at 8,201 m in the Mahalangur Himal on the district's northern border with Tibet.
AttractionChulu East
Manang
Peak of 6,584 m north of Manang town, on the northern skyline of the valley.
Religious SiteDakneshwori Temple
Saptari
Recognized monument at Pato; namesake of Dakneshwori Municipality.
Religious SiteDakshinkali Temple
Kathmandu
One of the principal temples dedicated to the goddess Kali, near Kathmandu
Religious SiteDantakali Temple
Sunsari
A shaktipeeth on Dharan Road in Dharan where, according to legend, the teeth (danta) of Goddess Sati fell as Lord Shiva carried her body.
Religious SiteDaunne Devi Temple
Parasi
Hindu temple of the goddess Durga at Dumkibas in Bardaghat Municipality, set in a hill pass at 1,033 m on the route from Bardaghat to Dumkibas.
WaterfallDavis Falls
Kaski
Underground waterfall near Pokhara also called Patale Chhango.
Religious SiteDevghat
Tanahun
Sacred confluence of the Trishuli and Kali Gandaki forming the Narayani; ashrams, ghats and Makar Sankranti fair
Religious SiteDhaneshwor Temple
Kavrepalanchok
Protected monument (NP-KAB-04) listed by Nepal's Department of Archaeology, located at Panauti.
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AttractionDharahara
Kathmandu
72-metre tower at Sundhara first built in 1832 by Bhimsen Thapa under the commission of Queen Lalit Tripurasundari; mostly collapsed in the April 2015 earthquake, with reconstruction beginning in 2018 and a partial opening in April 2021.
AttractionDharan Clock Tower
Sunsari
A well-known city landmark of Dharan shown in the district article's photo montage and the Dharan Wikipedia page's collage of city sights; the night view of Dharan, Itahari and Tarahara is also a featured image of the district.
Mountain PeakDhaulagiri
Mustang
The seventh-highest mountain in the world at 8,167 m, forming the western wall of the Kali Gandaki Gorge; Mustang's highest point.
Protected AreaDhorpatan Hunting Reserve
Rukum East
Nepal's only hunting reserve; controlled trophy hunting of blue sheep and Himalayan tahr; high alpine meadows below Dhaulagiri
Heritage SiteDiyalo Bangala Palace
Chitwan
Spring-season palace of the Shah dynasty built by King Mahendra Bir Bikram Shahdev, located on the banks of the Narayani River in Bharatpur Municipality ward no. 2.
AttractionDodhara Chandani Bridge
Kanchanpur
A 1,452.96 m multi-span suspension bridge over the Mahakali River, opened in 2005 and one of the longest pedestrian bridges in Nepal.
Religious SiteDolakha Bhimsen
Dolakha
Historic Bhimsen temple, a major pilgrimage centre of Dolakha
Religious SiteGadhimai Temple
Bara
Hindu temple of Gadhimai Devi, an aspect of Kali, the goddess of power, situated in Bariyarpur in the central Terai.
AttractionGajendra Chowk
Saptari
Central square of Rajbiraj, formerly known as Tribhuvan Chok.
