Tapoban Hetauda Sananitar
Best place to visit especially in the month of Shrawan

⚡ Quick Facts & Overview
Makwanpur, NepalAbout Tapoban Hetauda Sananitar
Key Features & Services
20 Best Places to Visit in Hetauda (2026)
The complete local sightseeing guide: 17th-century citadels, 1917 rock tunnels, 108-spout Vedic shrines, Nepal’s first Gita Sheesh Mahal, Nepal's first Ashta Laxmi Mandir, and martyr memorial parks.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is Tapoban Hetauda Sananitar located in Hetauda?
Tapoban Hetauda Sananitar is located at Hetauda-19, Ward No. 19, Hetauda, Makwanpur, Bagmati Province, Nepal.
How can I contact Tapoban Hetauda Sananitar?
You can reach them directly via phone at 9815266828.
What are the opening hours of Tapoban Hetauda Sananitar?
Standard operating hours are generally 09:00 AM to 07:30 PM. Please call ahead to confirm.
What are the key features and services at Tapoban Hetauda Sananitar?
Key amenities and specialties include: Temple, Picnic, Photography.
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