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Bike Ride To Dupcheshwor Mahadev Trek & Throt

Description #Trek&throttle#DupcheshworMahadev#NuwakotMahadev#MahadevTemple#PasupatinathTemple#BikeRide#TravelNepal#VisitNepal#RupendraAcharya Dupcheshwor Mahadev 1. Location o It’s located in Nuwakot District, in Dupcheswor Rural Municipality-6 (Ramti / Shikharbeshi area). saarang.com.np+2nepalireporter.com+2 o The temple sits on a rocky cliff, reportedly more than 700 meters above the Tadi River. nepalitraveller.com+1 2. Sacred Stone / Lingam o The central object of worship is a naturally formed Shiva lingam (a stone), which is said to be self-manifested (swayambhu). o This lingam is about 2.5 feet tall, and its shape is likened to the hood of Sheshnag (the divine serpent). o According to legend, a cow used to pour its milk over this stone every day, which is how it was “discovered.” o The name “Dupcheshwor” may have evolved from “Dudheshwor” (meaning “Lord of Milk”) because of that cow-milk story. saarang.com.np 3. Religious Significance o The temple is revered by both Hindus and Buddhists, making it a site of interfaith spirituality. o There is a belief that the temple can fulfill wishes. In particular, many childless couples come here hoping to conceive, and parents of children with speech difficulties come asking for healing. o According to local lore, after Samudra Manthan (the churning of the ocean), Lord Shiva rested here briefly when he carried the poison (kaalakaṭu) before going to Gosainkunda, another sacred site. Nepal News o Another myth links the site to the Mahabharata: some say Bhima of the Pandavas meditated at this rock to worship Shiva. nepalitraveller.com 4. Festivals & Rituals o A major annual fair (mela) is held on Dhanyapurnima, the full moon day in the Nepali month of Mangshir (or Poush). o Other important festivals: Maha Shivaratri, Teej, Balachaturdashi, Janai Purnima. saarang.com.np o On Mondays and Saturdays, there’s strong pilgrimage activity; devotees often purify themselves in the nearby Surya Mati / Tadi River before worship. saarang.com.np o Devotees often offer cow’s milk, bel leaves, flowers, red threads, and other offerings. Nepal News+1 5. Spiritual & Cultural Importance o It’s sometimes called the "Second Pashupatinath" in the region, emphasizing its importance as a Shiva pilgrimage site. Please Hit Like Bottom and Subscribe This Channel for more Nepali Travel Vlogs And Mountain Rides! Thank you so much for watching my channel. Your comments and suggestions are always welcome.