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Halesi Mahadev Temple is a hindu temple, located at Diktel Sadak, Mahadevsthan 56200, Nepal. Visit their website dukenepal.com for more detailed information.

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Diktel Sadak, Mahadevsthan 56200
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11 Reviews

  • Dj Dj
    23 January 2018

    Blessed and fortunate to be here..Guru Padmasambhava.. Om ah hung benza guru padme siddhi hung 🙏🙏🙏

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  • Aashish Bhattarai
    22 December 2017

    historic temple of mahadev

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  • Subrath Budhathoki
    19 December 2017

    Holy place to be..
    With natural beauty and some very attractive scenery

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  • DjJohn 07
    09 December 2017

    World's best natural temple.
    Religious center of Hindu Baudha & Kinrati religion.
    Eastern Pashupati & 2nd Lumbini.

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  • Khusiyali Subba
    03 December 2017

    A devin and super natural place. Hindu and buddhist maintains great religious harmony.

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  • Rai Sunil
    02 December 2017

    One of the big religious place as well as we can say purba ko pashupati nath. The temple located at khotang .halesi temple is more popular national and international countries. Wel come to Halesi Mahadev temple

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  • Pramish Pokharel
    05 May 2017

    it also called eastern Pashupati natha.
    it is nice natural temple which include 2 cave and amazing viewed etc

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  • Kalidas Kafle
    04 April 2017

    One of the famous Hindu temple.

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  • Rishav Gautam
    02 April 2017


    Thank

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  • Paribesh Acharya
    07 March 2017

    Also known as Pashupatinath of east. Halesi Mahadev is a cave in Khotang nearly 35 kms from Ghurmi and 42 kms from Diktel.
    There are many "dwaars" inside the main temple- try and enter them all.

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  • Nepali Scouter Traveller And Nature Lover
    24 February 2017

    Best

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