Manakamana Temple, situated in Nepal's Gorkha District, is a sacred Hindu site dedicated to Goddess Manakamana, an incarnation of Bhagwati. Positioned on a hill at 1,302 meters, it is famously reached by a picturesque cable car offering stunning panoramic views of the landscape
Manakamana Temple, located in the Gorkha District of Nepal, is a highly revered Hindu shrine dedicated to Goddess Manakamana, a form of the goddess Bhagwati. Perched atop a hill at an elevation of 1,302 meters, the temple is accessible via a scenic cable car ride that offers breathtaking views of the surrounding hills and valleys.
The temple is famed for its spiritual significance, as it is believed that worshiping Goddess Manakamana grants the wishes of devotees. The temple attracts thousands of pilgrims each year who come to seek blessings and fulfill their desires. The annual Manakamana Jatra, a major festival, draws large crowds of devotees and tourists, further highlighting the temple's importance in Nepalese culture.
The scenic journey to the temple, combined with its spiritual reputation, makes Manakamana a must-visit destination. Its picturesque location and historical significance offer visitors a unique blend of natural beauty and cultural richness, making it a significant pilgrimage site and a popular tourist attraction in Nepal.
Deity: Bhagawati, an incarnation of Durga/Mahalakshmi
Festivals: Durga Ashtami, Dashain
Temple Opening Hours : Monday to Sunday 4 am–7 pm
Phone: +977 56 410 012
Address: WH3M+MJM, Manakamana, Nepal
Geographic coordinates: 27°54′16.2″N 84°35′03.3″E
