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Barahachhetra

latitude:

26.83

longitude:

87.18

The Baraha Chhetra Temple - Sunsari

Sun, 12/20/2009 - 12:05

The Baraha Chhetra (Kshetra) Temple (also called Varahakshetra) lies in the east of Nepal around 20 km from Dharan at the confluence of the Sapta Koshi and Koka rivers. The Baraha Chhetra temple is one of the most holy tirtha's (holy place near a confluence of a river) of Nepal.

Region:

Barahachhetra

Gods:

Baraha

Hiranyaksha