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- Nepalese and Indians. Swargadwari is also po****r for trekking. It takes two days to reach there by foot. The footfall in Swargadwari increases dramatically...
- Swargadwari (Nepali: स्वर्गद्वारी) is a muni****lity located in Pyuthan District of Lumbini Province of Nepal. The muni****lity was established on 10...
- Shivalaya, Siddha Devatasthan (Belbas), Siddha Sansarsthan (Dakha Kwadi) Swargadwari—a hilltop temple complex and pilgrimage site celebrating the importance...
- manufacturing and a garment industry. Different types of cultural sites such as Swargadwari lied in this development region. Peoples of this development region celebrated...
- Gandaki River in Palpa district. Swargadwari Mela- celebrated annually in Baisakh Purnima and Kartik Purnima at Swargadwari Temple in Pyuthan District. Papini...
- Surkhet in the north-west, Thawang, Rara Lake, and the Hindu holy lands of Swargadwari and along with the Hindu temples as Pandaveshwor and Ambikeshwori. It...
- Siddhikali Temple Shashwat Dham Shobha Bhagawati Sheshnarayan Temple Swargadwari Tal Barahi Temple Shakti Peethas Ankuri Mahadev Badimalika Temple Bageshwori...
- Siddhikali Temple Shashwat Dham Shobha Bhagawati Sheshnarayan Temple Swargadwari Tal Barahi Temple Shakti Peethas Ankuri Mahadev Badimalika Temple Bageshwori...
- tourists. Other Hindu pilgrimage sites include the temple complex in Swargadwari in the Pyuthan district; Janaki Mandir in Janakpurdham in Mithila region;...
- mountainous regions of Nepal and settled temporarily in Ilam, Kalinchowk, Swargadwari, Mushikot, Chandannath and ultimately in the Khaptad Valley in the 1940s...