Maula Kalika | Maula Kalika Mandir | Gaindakot | Maulakalika Cable Car | Nawalpur |Narayanghat Nepal скачать в хорошем качестве

Maula Kalika | Maula Kalika Mandir | Gaindakot | Maulakalika Cable Car | Nawalpur |Narayanghat Nepal

Maula Kalika | Maula Kalika Mandir | Gaindakot | Maulakalika Cable Car | Nawalpur |Narayanghat Nepal #maulakalika #gaindakot #narayanghat #nepal Maula Kalika (Nepali: मौलाकालिका मन्दिर, pronounced [ˈmʌu̯la kalika]) is a famous Hindu temple of Goddess Kalika in Gaindakot town of Nawalpur district in Gandaki province of Nepal. Located on the top of the Mauladada or Maula hill on the north of Narayani River (also called Gandaki River) in Gaindakot, Maula Kalika temple is situated 561 metres (1,841 ft) above sea level. Local people in Gaindakot have been worshipping at the Maula Kalika for many centuries before it got widespread popularity. The current temple was built in the early 1990s. Regular visitors from Gaindakot and nearby Chitwan choose this place as a destination to enhance their leisure time with the feel of the cool breeze, observation of wide panoramic views of wilderness, and the exciting adventure of walking through 500 meters long sloping and curving stairs to attain the height of the final destination. View of Gaindakot and Bharatpur from Hills of Maula Kalika Temple Visitors enjoy panoramic views of Narayani River, Gaindakot town and Chitwan Valley on the south of the hill. Mt. Manaslu can be viewed on the north side. Hikers also prefer to visit the temple for the sunrise view early in the morning. The visitors to the temple can several options to reach the top. If you have small-sized vehicles, you can leave them at the parking facilities. Public transportation is available from several connecting locations nearby the area to the base of the mountain. Maulakalika Temple can be reached via Cable Car. The cable construction was started from 2021 and completed in April 2023 and is now fully ready to serve as one of the fastest routes to reach the temple. It is estimated to reach the temple within 3 to 4 minutes via cable car. (These information taken from Wikipedia )