Latarambeshwor mahadev/makwanpur/one day trip from Kathmandu

According to Hindu mythology, one of the 64th Shaktipithas is believed to be the religious site of Lord Shiva's important Shiva Linga. According to the mythological story, after Mahadev's wife Satyadevi sacrificed her body at this place, Mahadev's jatta (head hair) fell while walking with her body, hence the name of this place is known as Lambhatareshwar Mahadev. Also, in the 104th chapter of Himavatkhand, there is a description of Latarambheshwar Lord Shiva. It is at this place that Lord Shiva taught Tandu Rishi Tandava dance and propagated Tandava dance to the people, so it is famous by both names as Latarambheshwar Mahadev.

Latarambeshwor Mahadev is a Hindu shrine (in nepali temple or holy place ) dedicated to Lord Shiva which is located in the Ipa Panchakanya area of Makwanpur district in Nepal. It will take around 3 hours drive or ride from Kathmandu.It is a popular tourist destination, known for its scenic location and the challenging hike to reach the temple. The shrine (temple or holy place ) is located at about 2,700 meters and the hike to the top takes about 1 and half hours from middle of the hill where we park our bikes and vehicles. The trail is well-maintained, but it can be steep and strenuous in some places. The views from the top are stunning.
Latarambeshwor Mahadev draws devotees from far and wide, inspired by their deep faith in the deity's divine presence. As an embodiment of Lord Shiva's power and magnificence, Latarambeshwor is admired as the supreme lord of creation and destruction. In the shrine, devotees offer heartfelt prayers for personal well-being, family harmony, and spiritual fulfillment.