Bhairabsthan Temple — Attraction in Ribdikot

Bhairabsthan Temple , Nepal

Kaal Bhairab Temple, Bhairabsthan , Palpa , Nepal.

Kal Bhairab Temple (Bhairabsthan) is one of the biggest hindu temple of lord Kal Bhairab (Bhairav) . It is located about 8 KM from Tansen, district headquarter in between Tansen Tamghas road on the hill of Bhairabsthan VDC, in the mid western part of Palpa District, Nepal. This temple was build by Pratam Samser Rana. This temple has the biggest trident (trishul) of asia. The main statue of Lord Bhairab is kept hidden because it's sight is unbearable and frightening. There's a copy of the main statue which people can see and worship. The myth says that, whosoever catch a glimpse of the main statue are in danger of loosing their life. The priest (aka Jogi) also worship the statue from behind the curtain. These in also the Mai goddess temple in the same facility.

The main days for worshiping this temple is Tuesdays and Saturdays. Beside that many pilgrims come to visit this temple in the month of Mangsir (Nov-Dec). The busiest day of the temple is on the day of Maha Ashtami of Navaratra.

The main parsad of this temple is "Rot", which is made up of wheat flour. "Rot" is a secret rice bread that can be eaten after it has been worshiped in the temple. Animal sacrifice is also done in this temple. Goat , Rooster, and male Buffalow are the animals sacrificed in this temple. Different kind of animal sacrifice called "Pancha Bali" (five animal sacrifice is also done in this temple.)

Literally Pancha Bali Means Sacrifice of five kinds of animals, buffalo, goat, sheep, hen and duck. Only the males of these animals can be sacrificed in the shrines of gods and goddesses. After the fulfillment of the wish, a day is fixed for Pancha Bali, according to lunar calendar. Generally the eight-day of the new moon or full moon day is preferred.

To offer Pancha Bali people go to the temple from their house in processions. A music band called Pancha Baja of local musicians heads the procession. At the temple the god or goddess is worshipped ceremoniously and the animals and bird are sacrificed one by one. Generally the buffalo is given to the members of the musical band.

Since the temple is on the top of the hill, you can see the beautiful range of Mt. Machhapuchhre, Mt. Annapurna and...

Nestled in the serene hills of Palpa, Bhairabsthan Temple stands as a revered religious site with deep historical and cultural significance located about 10 km north west from the city of Tansen, in Palpa district of Nepal at an elevation of about 1470 m. Hindu people worship at the temple mainly in Mahaastami of Dashain. During the festivals, animal sacrifices (buffalo, goat, sheep and rooster) are performed in the temple. Pancha Bali is also performed, which involves the sacrifice of five kinds of animals namely buffalo, goat, sheep, rooster and duck. The temple is famous for the iconic trident which is considered as the biggest in Nepal. Dedicated to Bhairab, a fearsome incarnation of Lord Shiva, the temple is an important pilgrimage destination for devotees and visitors alike, offering both spiritual solace and a panoramic view of the surrounding landscape. The temple is also surrounded by dense forests, adding to its tranquil atmosphere. As you approach the temple, the view of the surrounding valleys, rivers, and distant snow-capped mountains makes for a perfect backdrop, allowing visitors to immerse themselves in both natural beauty and spirituality. Devotees visit to seek blessings for protection, strength, and the removal of obstacles in their lives. It is believed that Lord Bhairab, known for his wrathful nature, helps to drive away evil forces and ensures the safety and well-being of his devotees. One of the most remarkable features of the Bhairabsthan Temple is the stunning panoramic view from the temple’s premises. From the top of the hill, you can enjoy breathtaking views of Palpa’s valleys, the Kali Gandaki River, and even distant snow-capped peaks. The temple is particularly beautiful at sunrise and sunset when the light casts a golden glow over the landscape, making it a perfect spot for photography and reflection.

Bhairabsthan Temple is more than just a place of worship; it is a serene retreat that offers visitors a glimpse into the spiritual and cultural heart of Nepal. Whether you are visiting for religious reasons, to admire the stunning scenery, or simply to experience the peaceful atmosphere, this temple is a hidden gem that should not be missed...

Bhairabsthan is one of the biggest hindu temple of lord Kal Bhairab (Bhairav) . It is located about 8 KM from Tansen, district headquarter in between Tansen Tamghas road on the hill of Bhairabsthan VDC, in the mid western part of Palpa District, Nepal. This temple was build by Pratam Samser Rana. This temple has the biggest trident (trishul) of asia.

The main statue of Lord Bhairab is kept hidden because it's sight is unbearable and frightening. There's a copy of the main statue which people can see and worship. The myth says that, whosoever catch a glimpse of the main statue are in danger of loosing their life. The priest (aka Jogi) also worship the statue from behind the curtain. These in also the Mai goddess temple in the same facility.

The main days for worshiping this temple is Tuesdays and Saturdays. Beside that many pilgrims come to visit this temple in the month of Mangsir (Nov-Dec). The busiest day of the temple is on the day of Maha Ashtami of Navaratra.

The main parsad of this temple is "Rot", which is made up of wheat flour. "Rot" is a secret rice bread that can be eaten after it has been worshiped in the temple. Animal sacrifice is also done in this temple. Goat , Rooster, and male Buffalow are the animals sacrificed in this temple. Different kind of animal sacrifice called "Pancha Bali" (five animal sacrifice is also done in this temple.)

Literally Pancha Bali Means Sacrifice of five kinds of animals, buffalo, goat, sheep, hen and duck. Only the males of these animals can be sacrificed in the shrines of gods and goddesses. After the fulfillment of the wish, a day is fixed for Pancha Bali, according to lunar calendar. Generally the eight-day of the new moon or full moon day is preferred.

To offer Pancha Bali people go to the temple from their house in processions. A music band called Pancha Baja of local musicians heads the procession. At the temple the god or goddess is worshipped ceremoniously and the animals and bird are sacrificed one by one. Generally the buffalo is given to the members of the musical band.

Since the temple is on the top of the hill, you can see the beautiful range of Mt. Machhapuchhre, Mt. Annapurna and Mt....