Bhimdatta

Ville · Sudurpashchim, 🇳🇵 Népal

Fuseau horaire Asia/Kathmandu

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Bhimdatta Essentials

Bhimdatta serves as a strategic hub in Nepal’s Far-Western region, anchored by Suklaphanta National Park, which protects the world’s largest herd of swamp deer across its expansive grasslands. The city is defined by the Mahakali River and the Dodhara Chandani Bridge, a nearly 1.5-kilometer pedestrian suspension bridge. Visitors can observe the seasonal color shifts of Jhilmila Lake, visit the historic Brahmdev area, and see landmarks like Dashrath Chand Chok, which honors one of Nepal’s national martyrs.

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Editor's Choice in Bhimdatta

This selection highlights Bhimdatta’s engineering and natural landmarks, centered on the Mahakali River. The Dodhara Chandani Bridge spans nearly 1,500 meters, serving as a critical pedestrian link across the river. The area includes the Sharda River, which originates in the Himalayas, and religious sites like the Hunainath Temple. Local greenery is represented by Nehru Park and Mahendranagar Park, providing open spaces within the urban environment of Far-Western Nepal.

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Temples & Religious Sites

Bhimdatta, located in Nepal's Sudurpashchim Province, serves as a gateway to several significant Hindu pilgrimage sites. This collection features Bhamkeni Dham, a prominent spiritual center established by Jagadguru Balsant, and the Jagdaguru Ashram Mahakali Shardapeeth, which focuses on Vedic traditions. Other sites include the Tripura Sundari Temple and shrines dedicated to Lord Shiva and local deities like Hunainath and Siddhanath, reflecting the region's deep-rooted religious heritage.

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