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.
Overview: Hetauda's Heritage, Temples & Nature Hub
Situated in the lush Inner Terai valley of Bagmati Province at an altitude of 345 to 450 meters above sea level, Hetauda Sub-Metropolitan City serves as both the provincial capital and a cultural crossroads connecting the Mahabharat hills with the southern plains.
Enveloped by dense Sal forests, two pristine river systems (the Rapti and Karra), and ancient Mahabharata roots, Hetauda is one of Nepal's cleanest and greenest cities. Based on official records from the Nagar Tourism Development Committee (नगर पर्यटन विकास समिति) and community trusts, here is the comprehensive guide to Hetauda's top 20 cultural, historical, and nature destinations:
🌟 Top 20 Sightseeing Attractions at a Glance:
The ideal months for sightseeing are October through March. Check our complete Hetauda Weather & Climate Guide for seasonal packing advice.
1. Sahid Smarak (Martyrs Memorial Park), Nawalpur (Ward 11)
Located in Ward 11 (Nawalpur) along the East-West Highway (4.5 km northwest of Buddha Chowk), Sahid Smarak is Hetauda’s premier recreational and historical memorial sanctuary.
Architectural & Memorial Highlights:
- •The 25-Ton Monolith: The centerpiece of the sanctuary is a single 25-ton massive stone boulder sculpted with the lifelike facial busts of 12 national martyrs, including Dashrath Chand, Ganga Lal Shrestha, Dharma Bhakta Mathema, and Shukraraj Shastri.
- •Statues of Democratic Leaders: Features full-length bronze statues honoring the four visionary leaders: Pushpalal Shrestha, B.P. Koirala, Ganeshman Singh, and Manmohan Adhikari.
- •Mini-Zoo & Wildlife Sanctuary: Houses native wildlife including spotted deer (chital), leopards, Himalayan black bears, civets, and pheasants.
- •Recreational Amenities: Madan Vatika botanical gardens, paddle boating pond, children's amusement park, suspension footbridge, and water fountains.
Visitor Details:
- •Opening Hours: 06:00 AM – 07:30 PM daily.
- •Entry Ticket: Rs. 30 per adult, Rs. 20 for students, free for seniors and children under 5.
Visit during morning hours (07:00 AM – 09:30 AM) when the sun illuminates the martyr monolith and mirrors across the boating pond.
2. Makwanpurgadhi Historic Hill Fort (17th-Century Citadel)
Perched at an altitude of 1,000 meters above sea level (17 km northeast of Hetauda), Makwanpurgadhi is one of Nepal's largest stone hill fortresses, constructed in the 17th century by Sen dynasty kings (King Tula Sen).
Historical Battle of 1763 AD (1819 BS):
In Magh 1819 BS, the Gorkhali army led by General Bansharaj Pandey and Kaji Kehar Singh Basnyat decisively defeated 2,000 invading troops led by Gurgin Khan (commander of the Nawab of Bengal, Mir Qasim), capturing European cannons that aided Nepal's national unification.
What to See:
- •25-Foot Stone Ramparts: Intact double-layered defensive bastions with cannon slits (charkha).
- •Ancient Courtyard Temples: Historic stone shrines dedicated to Lord Krishna and Vamsha Gopal.
- •360° Ridge Panorama: Breathtaking vistas of the Karra river valley and Chure ranges.
- •Entry Fee: Free admission. Fully paved road to Gadhi Bazaar.
Gadhi Bazaar is famous for organic local black tea and traditional beaten rice with village chicken curry (Gadhi ko local kukhura).
3. Bhutandevi Historic Shaktipeeth (Goddess Hidimba — Ward 10)
Situated in the central city area on the Rapti riverbank in Ward 10, Bhutandevi Temple is the spiritual heart and namesake of Hetauda.
Mahabharata Roots & Naming of Hetauda:
Mythology recounts that during the five Pandavas' forest exile (Agyatvas), Bhima fought and slew the demon Hidimbasur. Bhima then married his sister Hidimba (consecrated as Bhutandevi Mata), entrusting her with the guardianship of this fertile valley. Folk historians and linguists trace the city's name "Hetauda" directly from her name:
Hidimba → Hedamba → Hedaunda → Hetauda
Festivities & Traditions:
- •Bisasaya Puja (बिसासय पूजा): Annual government-sponsored worship established in 1851 AD by Prime Minister Jung Bahadur Rana following his diplomatic return from Great Britain.
- •Bada Dashain Navaratri: Thousands of pilgrims gather during Navaratri for holy animal offerings, temple bells, and night-long bhajans.
- •Opening Hours: Open daily from 05:00 AM to 08:00 PM.
Read Jung Bahadur Rana’s royal decree in our History of Hetauda: Origins & Evolution Guide.
4. Kushmanda Sarowar Tribeni Dham (108 Gaumukhi Spouts — Ward 9)
Situated in Ward 9 (Sanopokhara) at the sacred confluence (Triveni) of the Ratnawati (Rapti), Karnawati (Karra), and Kaushawahi rivers (which flows north from the Chure Kush jungle).
Scriptural Significance in Skanda Purana:
According to the 76th Shloka of the Himavat Khanda in the Skanda Purana, Goddess Kushmanda Bhagawati performed intense penance at this exact river tri-junction to attain spiritual siddhi.
Complex Highlights:
- •108 Gaumukhi Stone Spouts (१०८ गौमुखी धारा): Continuous spring water spouts where pilgrims take holy cleansing baths (Makar Snan in Magh).
- •Sheesh Mahal & Boating Pond: Mirror palace shrine and landscaped pond with floral gardens.
- •Kartik Kubhindo Dan (कुभिन्डो दान): Unique annual ritual where devotees donate wax gourds (Kubhindo) for spiritual merit.
Read about ancient river origins in our History of Hetauda: Origins & Evolution Guide.
5. Pathibhara Mandir & Manmohan View Tower (Ward 1 Bhairav Danda)
Perched high atop Bhairav Danda in Ward 1, the Pathibhara Mata Mandir and Manmohan View Tower complex offers the finest panoramic aerial view of Hetauda valley.
Key Attractions:
- •52-Foot Sacred Trishul (५२ फिटको त्रिशूल): Imposing ceremonial trident installed in the temple courtyard.
- •Manmohan View Tower: Multi-level observation tower providing 360-degree views of the Rapti river basin, East-West Highway, and Chure foothills.
- •Mini Dharahara & Singh Bhairav: Features a replica Mini Dharahara along the access route and the historic Singh Bhairav Temple northwest of Dharahara Chowk.
- •Access: Fully paved road and morning hiking trail connecting from Chaukitol.
Bhairav Danda is Hetauda’s premier evening spot for watching golden sunsets over the Rapti river basin.
6. Punya Kshetra & Mahatma Mahananda Cave (Ward 11 Nawalpur)
Located in Ward 11 (Nawalpur), 1 km north of Sahid Smarak within a serene subtropical forest, Punya Kshetra is a 5-Bigha spiritual hermitage and meditation center.
Spiritual Features:
- •Nepal Manav Dharma Seva Samiti: Founded in 2025 BS (1968 AD) by saint Mahananda Rijal, affiliated with Haridwar Kankhal.
- •Mahatma Mahananda Cave (महात्मा माहानन्द गुफा): Sacred meditation cavern where saint Mahananda meditated in the 1950s.
- •Full-Length Laxminarayan Monolith & Hansa Pokhari: Manicured ashram lawns, prayer halls, and swan pond (हंसपोखरी).
- •Atmosphere: An exceptionally peaceful nature sanctuary ideal for silent meditation and spiritual retreat.
Visitors are welcomed to walk the ashram gardens and meditate in the cave quietly without disturbing residential devotees.
7. Churiyamai 1917 Rock Tunnel & Churia Goddess Shrine (Ward 14)
Located in Ward 14 (Mayurdhap) along the Tribhuvan Highway (13 km south of the city), the Churiyamai Complex represents South Asia’s earliest motor vehicular rock tunnel alongside a revered travelers' shrine.
Nepal's 1917 Engineering Marvel:
- •Engineered in 1917 AD (1974 BS): Commissioned under PM Chandra Shumsher by Nepal's first graduate engineer, Brigadier General Dilli Jung Thapa.
- •Traditional Lime-Surkhi Mortar: Built through solid Chure sandstone using traditional Chuna-Surkhi masonry without any industrial cement.
- •Historic Operation (1983 BS): Connected motor lorry transit between Amlekhgunj and Bhimphedi. Gatehouses at both portals used flagmen to manage one-way vehicular flow.
- •Tony Hagen’s Praise (2004 AD): Swiss geologist Tony Hagen noted in The Himalayan Kingdom of Nepal that Nepal successfully pioneered vehicular rock tunnels before British India did.
- •Churiyamai Mandir: Sacred temple dedicated to the guardian goddess of the Churia hills, where drivers stop to pray for safe journeys.
The Department of Archaeology and Bagmati Province have preserved and illuminated key sections of the 100-meter tunnel for heritage tourism.
8. Pushpalal Memorial Peace Park & Library (Downtown Ward 4)
Located in the central market area of Ward 4, Pushpalal Park is a shining example of civic urban transformation in Hetauda.
Civic Transformation & Features:
- •Memorial to Pushpalal Shrestha: Established in memory of the founder leader of the Nepal Communist Party, late Pushpalal Shrestha.
- •Urban Lake Transformation: Originally a neglected and polluted municipal waste pond, the area was converted through civic public-private partnership into a clean, manicured floral garden and reflecting lake.
- •Pushpalal Public Library: Located directly inside the park premises, fostering community reading and literary gatherings.
- •Co-Management Model: Park grounds are maintained in partnership with Brahmakumari Rajyoga Seva Kendra, while the library is managed by Sahitya Sangam Makwanpur.
Located just 200 meters from Buddha Chowk, Pushpalal Park is ideal for a quiet afternoon stroll amidst bustling city shopping.
9. Gumba Danda International Boulder Sculpture Park (Ward 18)
Located in Ward 18 (Harnamadi) (17 km east along the Dharan-Chatara route, 1 km uphill from Ramdhuni Chowk), Gumba Danda combines Buddhist spirituality with open-air contemporary fine art.
The 2069 BS International Sculpture Symposium:
During Mangsir 11–26, 2069 BS, the Makwanpur Art and Literature Council hosted an international sculpture workshop where 23 master sculptors (including 5 foreign artists) carved 23 monumental stone sculptures directly into immovable native granite boulders.
Highlights:
- •Granite Sculpture Gallery: Contemporary stone masterpieces celebrating motherhood, meditation, and ecological harmony.
- •Sallaghari Eco-Park: Towering pine groves popular for family picnics and sunset viewing.
- •Buddhist Peace Stupa: Tibetan monastery (Gumba) with prayer wheels.
- •Entry Fee: Free admission.
Gumba Danda is a designated clean zone. Please practice Leave-No-Trace principles by carrying all personal plastic waste back.
10. Banaskhandi Devi Temple & Forest Sanctuary (Ward 2 Chaukitol)
Nestled at the base of the forested hills in Ward 2 (Chaukitol), Banaskhandi Devi Mandir is an ancient woodland shrine and popular community retreat.
Sanctuary Features:
- •Deep Sal Forest Setting: Positioned beside a clear mountain stream, surrounded by towering Sal trees and abundant birdlife.
- •Dashain Phulpati Gathering: The temple serves as the traditional starting point for Hetauda's vibrant annual Dashain Phulpati procession.
- •Community Facilities: Features religious meeting halls (Sabha Hall), flower gardens, picnic lawns, and shaded passenger rest shelters (Pratikshalaya).
- •Peaceful Morning Walk: A favorite morning walk destination for Chaukitol and downtown residents seeking fresh mountain air.
Please help preserve the natural beauty of the forest stream by disposing of picnic materials in designated municipal bins.
11. Salak (Pangolin) Conservation Park (Chucchekhola CF)
Located 10 km east of Hetauda connected to the Kanti Lokpath highway inside the Chucchekhola Community Forest, Salak Park was established to preserve and raise awareness for the endangered Pangolin (सालक / 'Farmer's Friend').
Ecological Significance:
- •Natural Pangolin Habitats: Protects active burrows and foraging territory of both Chinese (Manis pentadactyla) and Indian (Manis crassicaudata) pangolins.
- •Eco-Tourism & Conservation Education: Features forested walking trails, picnic gazebos, and interpretive exhibits on local wildlife.
- •Natural Pest Controller: Celebrated locally as 'Nature’s Ally' because a single adult pangolin consumes millions of termites and ants annually, naturally protecting forest root systems.
Read our comprehensive Hetauda Forests, Wildlife & Birdwatching Guide for details on 63 community forests and 290 bird species.
12. Sano Manakamana Temple Hilltop (Ward 5 & Gadhi Border)
Located 3 km north-east of Hetauda market on the scenic ridge bordering Ward 5 and Makwanpurgadhi Rural Municipality, Sano Manakamana Mandir is one of the district's most cherished pilgrimage viewpoints.
Spiritual & Trekking Highlights:
- •Sister Shrine of Gorkha Manakamana: Revered across Makwanpur as the younger sister (बहिनी) of the famed Manakamana Bhagawati in Gorkha.
- •300-Step Stone Staircase: A scenic, shaded stone staircase climbs the hillside through forest cover, providing a vigorous morning cardio workout.
- •Paved Motor Road Access: For families and seniors, a fully paved concrete slab road reaches the hilltop courtyard directly.
- •Panoramic City Vista: Overlooks the entire Hetauda valley basin, the confluence of rivers, and the surrounding green Chure ridges.
Hundreds of local residents climb the Manakamana stairs every morning between 05:30 AM and 07:30 AM for fitness, fresh mountain breeze, and blessings.
13. Jurethum Park & 42-Foot Banshagopal Colossus (Ward 17 Hatiya)
Located 13 km east of Hetauda in Ward 17 (Hatiya) (1 km south of Dharan-Chatara Highway in the Chure foothills), Jurethum is an expansive hilltop spiritual park.
Highlights:
- •42-Foot Banshagopal Statue (४२ फिटको वंशगोपाल मूर्ति): Imposing towering colossus of Lord Krishna playing the flute, overlooking the Makwanpur eastern basin.
- •Radhaswami Spiritual Sanctuary: Dedicated hermitage and peaceful meditation grounds adjacent to the park lawns.
- •Picnic Grounds & Farmland Views: Scenic ridge viewpoints overlooking lush farmlands and forested valleys.
Easy 20-minute drive from Buddha Chowk via paved highway with designated parking at the base.
14. Manavsewa Ashram Central Headquarters (Ward 9 Kukhreni)
Located in Ward 9 (Sanopokhara) on land provided by the Kukhreni Community Forest, this complex serves as the national headquarters of the Manavsewa Ashram (मानव सेवा आश्रम).
Humanitarian Mission & Impact:
- •Founded in 2069 BS (2012 AD): Initiated in Hetauda as a nationwide humanitarian movement to make Nepal a country free of helpless, destitute street-dependent individuals.
- •Central Care Facility: Provides medical treatment, psychiatric rehabilitation, shelter, and nutritious food to over 210 resident beneficiaries rescued from streets across Nepal.
- •Philanthropic Legacy: Built through the collective voluntary donations and goodwill of the citizens of Makwanpur and global Nepali well-wishers.
Visitors are welcomed to tour the ashram, sponsor meals for residents on birthdays or anniversaries, and learn about civic volunteer opportunities.
15. Shree Laxminarayan Mandir & Gita Sheesh Mahal (Ward 5)
Located in Ward 5 (Sanopokhara), Shree Laxminarayan Mandir is one of Nepal's most unique architectural and spiritual landmarks.
Nepal’s First Bhagavad Gita Sheesh Mahal:
- •Radha Krishna Sheesh Mahal: Built entirely with intricate decorative mirror mosaics (शिषमहल), enshrining Lord Radha Krishna.
- •Complete 18-Chapter Bhagavad Gita Inscriptions: The inner temple walls feature stone tablets inscribed with all 18 chapters and 700 verses of the Shreemad Bhagavad Gita.
- •Upper Floor Divya Sitaram Sheesh Mahal: Dedicated mirror sanctum enshrining Lord Ram and Sita.
- •Daily Rituals: Active daily Vedic Havana, Bhagavat chanting, and vibrant Krishna Janmashtami festivities.
The glass reflections and Sanskrit Gita stone engravings make Laxminarayan Mandir a must-visit spiritual destination in central Hetauda.
16. Shree Rudreshwor Mahadev & Nepal's First Ashta Laxmi Mandir (Ward 5)
Located in Ward 5 (Hetauda-5) approximately 2 km east of Hetauda Bazaar between Sita Nagar and Rudreshwor Tol, Shree Rudreshwor Mahadev Temple is an expansive spiritual sanctuary renowned for its serene woodland ambiance and unique Vedic architecture.
Historical Evolution (2051 BS / 1994 AD):
- •Foundational Devotion: In 1994 AD (2051 BS), local devotees Januka Neupane, Keshav Prasad Neupane, and Dilmaya Gautam envisioned expanding a humble existing neighborhood shrine into a formal spiritual sanctuary.
- •First Construction Committee: Under the founding chairmanship of Bharat Dulal, supported by an initial Rs. 20,000 grant from Hetauda Municipality and community forest assistance, the main temple sanctum, a pilgrim rest house (Dharmashala), and public shelter were constructed.
- •Civic Infrastructure: Subsequent developmental support from the District Development Committee (DDC) and Hetauda Sub-Metropolitan City added modern sanitation facilities, clean drinking water tanks, security railings, and a decorative ceremonial entrance gateway.
The 2072 BS Mahalaxmi Yagya & Major Expansions:
- •Grand Yagya (2015 AD / 2072 BS): A historic Mahalaxmi Yagya conducted by Bidhushi Januka Devi and Pandit Shree Laxmi Narayan Adhikari mobilized Rs. 300,000 in community offerings.
- •Santaneshwor Mahadev Temple: Generous philanthropic patron Rajesh Baniya donated Rs. 1,000,000 (10 Lakhs) to construct the dedicated Santaneshwor Mahadev Temple within the complex.
- •Multi-Shrine Pantheon: Through funding from the Ministry of Culture, parliamentary constituency development grants, and local patrons, the complex expanded to include majestic statues of Lord Shiva and Lord Ganesh, a dedicated Yagya stage (Yagya Mandap), Saptarishi idols, a Radhakrishna Temple, and shrines for Goddess Vindhyabasini and Lord Shani Dev.
🌺 Nepal’s First Shree Ashta Laxmi Mandir:
Under the stewardship of the Shree Mahalaxmi Sewa Puja Committee, the complex recently consecrated Nepal's very first dedicated Shree Ashta Laxmi Mandir, consecrated under an authentic Dravidian-style decorative Gopuram (Shikhara pinnacle) enshrining the eight sacred manifestations of Goddess Lakshmi (Adi Lakshmi, Dhana Lakshmi, Dhanya Lakshmi, Gaja Lakshmi, Santana Lakshmi, Veera Lakshmi, Vijaya Lakshmi, and Vidya Lakshmi).
Visitor Experience & Access:
- •Atmosphere: Perched beside pine groves, offering fresh mountain breezes, shaded seating, and peaceful meditation spots.
- •Access: Easily accessible within 5–7 minutes from Buddha Chowk via local electric Mayuri (auto-rickshaws), with traditional local tea and snack stalls nearby.
Rudreshwor Kshetra is the only spiritual sanctuary in Nepal housing both Santaneshwor Mahadev and the country's first consecrated Ashta Laxmi Gopuram temple.
17. Goraksheshwar Kshetra & 52-Foot Hanuman Statue (Ward 10)
Situated on the eastern bank of the Rapti River at Pahareghat in Ward 10, Goraksheshwar Kshetra has been Makwanpur’s primary spiritual and cremation sanctuary since Poush 9, 1991 BS (December 1934).
Key Landmarks:
- •52-Foot Hanuman Colossus: Magnificent towering statue of Lord Hanuman opening his chest to reveal Lord Ram and Sita.
- •Shiva Panchayan Mandir: Ancient riverside pagoda temple surrounded by sacred peepal trees.
- •Sanskrit Veda Pathshala & Dharmashala: Residential school teaching classical Vedic scriptures and providing pilgrim accommodation.
- •Pahareghat: Sacred river ghat for traditional Hindu cremation rituals.
Located near the Rapti Bridge, Goraksheshwar is especially peaceful during morning and evening Aarti along the flowing river.
18. Buddha Park Hillside Shrine & Shaded Forest Walk
Perched on a forested hillside along the highway corridor, Buddha Park offers a tranquil Buddhist meditation retreat.
Highlights:
- •Golden Buddha Statue: Consecrated amidst prayer flags (Lungta) and stone terraced steps.
- •Forest Hillside Setting: Surrounded by fresh pine and sal woodlands, providing quiet shade and birdwatching opportunities.
- •Resting Point: A popular peaceful stop for travelers and morning walkers.
A peaceful location for meditation and quiet reflection away from downtown traffic.
19. Bhuwaneshwar Pashupati Mandir (Ward 4 Downtown)
Located in the central urban precinct of Ward 4, Bhuwaneshwar Pashupati Mandir is one of Hetauda’s prominent traditional pagoda-style Shiva shrines.
Architectural & Religious Highlights:
- •Traditional Multi-Tier Pagoda: Built in authentic classical Newari and Nepalese pagoda architecture with carved wooden struts, copper pinnacles (Gajur), and stone steps.
- •Stone Nandi Bull Guardian: The temple courtyard features an imposing stone-sculpted Nandi bull kneeling before the main sanctum entrance.
- •Civic Worship & Maha Shivaratri: Serves as a major community center for daily morning puja, Bhajan Mandalis, and thousands of devotees during Maha Shivaratri and the holy month of Shrawan.
Remove leather footwear before entering the temple courtyard. Morning Aarti begins at 06:00 AM.
20. Dakshinkali Mandir (Ward 5 Sanopokhara)
Located in Ward 5 (Sanopokhara), Dakshinkali Mandir is a revered Shakti shrine dedicated to Goddess Kali.
Shrine Features & Traditions:
- •Ceremonial Gateway & Brass Bells: Features a distinct red-and-gold ceremonial archway with hundreds of devotee-donated brass bells and festival buntings.
- •Tuesdays & Saturdays Darshan: Devotees from across Hetauda gather on auspicious Tuesdays and Saturdays for special rituals, animal sacrifices, and blood offerings to seek divine protection and blessings.
- •Navaratri Festivities: The shrine witnesses massive pilgrim queues during the nine nights of Bada Dashain Navaratri.
Open daily from 05:30 AM to 07:30 PM. Peak worship times are Tuesday and Saturday mornings.
21. Suggested 1-Day & 2-Day Sightseeing Itineraries
🗓️ Option 1: Classic 1-Day Express Itinerary
- •07:30 AM – 09:30 AM: Morning nature walk at Sahid Smarak in Ward 11.
- •10:00 AM – 11:30 AM: Bhutandevi Temple, Rudreshwor Mahadev & Ashta Laxmi Mandir, and Laxminarayan Gita Sheesh Mahal in Ward 5.
- •12:00 PM – 01:30 PM: Authentic Thakali lunch near Buddha Chowk / Kantirajpath.
- •02:00 PM – 05:00 PM: Drive 17 km to Makwanpurgadhi Fort for stone rampart walking and sunset views.
- •06:30 PM onwards: Evening roasted skewers on the Buddha Chowk Sekuwa Trail.
🗓️ Option 2: Comprehensive 2-Day Nature & Heritage Itinerary
- •Day 1 (Culture & Gardens): Sahid Smarak → Punya Kshetra → Bhutandevi Mandir → Kushmanda Sarowar (108 Spouts) → Pushpalal Park → Rudreshwor & Ashta Laxmi Temple → Sunset at Gumba Danda Boulder Park in Ward 18.
- •Day 2 (History & Foothills): Morning climb to Sano Manakamana (Ward 5) / Pathibhara View Tower → Makwanpurgadhi Fort → Historic 1917 Churiyamai Tunnel → Resort dinner in Avocado Resort or Regal Hetauda.
Browse verified resort pools and boutique stays in our Best Hotels & Resorts in Hetauda Guide.
Places Mentioned in this Guide
Gumba Danda International Stone Sculpture Park (गुम्बा डाँडा)
📍 Ramdhuni, Harnamadi, Ward 18, Hetauda
Makwanpurgadhi Historic Hill Fort (मकवानपुरगढी)
📍 Gadhi Ridge (17 km NE of Hetauda)
Sahid Smarak Park (शहीद स्मारक - Martyrs Memorial Park)
📍 East-West Highway, Nawalpur, Hetauda-11
Bhutandevi Historic Shaktipeeth (भुटनदेवी मन्दिर)
📍 Bhutandevi Road, Ward 10, Hetauda
In this Guide
- Overview: Hetauda's Heritage, Temples & Nature Hub
- 1. Sahid Smarak (Martyrs Memorial Park), Nawalpur (Ward 11)
- 2. Makwanpurgadhi Historic Hill Fort (17th-Century Citadel)
- 3. Bhutandevi Historic Shaktipeeth (Goddess Hidimba — Ward 10)
- 4. Kushmanda Sarowar Tribeni Dham (108 Gaumukhi Spouts — Ward 9)
- 5. Pathibhara Mandir & Manmohan View Tower (Ward 1 Bhairav Danda)
- 6. Punya Kshetra & Mahatma Mahananda Cave (Ward 11 Nawalpur)
- 7. Churiyamai 1917 Rock Tunnel & Churia Goddess Shrine (Ward 14)
- 8. Pushpalal Memorial Peace Park & Library (Downtown Ward 4)
- 9. Gumba Danda International Boulder Sculpture Park (Ward 18)
- 10. Banaskhandi Devi Temple & Forest Sanctuary (Ward 2 Chaukitol)
- 11. Salak (Pangolin) Conservation Park (Chucchekhola CF)
- 12. Sano Manakamana Temple Hilltop (Ward 5 & Gadhi Border)
- 13. Jurethum Park & 42-Foot Banshagopal Colossus (Ward 17 Hatiya)
- 14. Manavsewa Ashram Central Headquarters (Ward 9 Kukhreni)
- 15. Shree Laxminarayan Mandir & Gita Sheesh Mahal (Ward 5)
- 16. Shree Rudreshwor Mahadev & Nepal's First Ashta Laxmi Mandir (Ward 5)
- 17. Goraksheshwar Kshetra & 52-Foot Hanuman Statue (Ward 10)
- 18. Buddha Park Hillside Shrine & Shaded Forest Walk
- 19. Bhuwaneshwar Pashupati Mandir (Ward 4 Downtown)
- 20. Dakshinkali Mandir (Ward 5 Sanopokhara)
- 21. Suggested 1-Day & 2-Day Sightseeing Itineraries