- of 5,627
living in 1,109 households.
Chobhar is
known for the
nearby Chobhar Gorge where there are the
Chobhar caves.
There is also a temple, Jal Binayak...
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Chobhar caves are an
extensive network of
natural phreatic caves near the
village of
Chobhar,
which is
located 9 km
southwest of Kathmandu, Nepal. Chobhar...
- The
Chobhar Dry Port (Nepali: चोभार सुख्खा बन्दरगाह) is a dry port in Kirtipur,
Bagmati Province, Nepal. In
January 2019, then
prime minister KP Sharma...
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through Jitpur, Nijgadh, Sikharpur,
Sisneri and
Sathikhel before connecting Chobhar and Kathmandu. The
railway is
proposed to be 113
kilometres (70 mi) long...
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Himal Cement Industry was
located in
Chobhar,
Kirtipur in the
suburbs of
Kathmandu (it is now
occupied by the
Chobhar Dry Port). The
project was originally...
- the edge of the
Kathmandu valley and
enters Chobhar gorge near the
Dakshinkali temple complex. The
Chobhar gorge cuts
through the
Mahabharat range, also...
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killed Banasura, and
again drained out the
water by
cutting the edge of
Chobhar hill with this
Sudarshana Chakra. He
brought some
cowherds along with him...
- holy
pitcher along with
another pitcher for
Yogini at the
Katuwal Daha at
Chobhar. Both of
these goddesses are
enshrined in the temple.
According to cultural...
- the God
Manjusri cut a
gorge at a
valley called Kashapaal (later
called Chobhar) with a
sword called Chandrahrasha and
drained away the
waters in order...
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Binayak (Nepali: जलविनायक) is a
Hindu Temple of Lord
Ganesh located in the
Chobhar,
central part of
Kathmandu District, Nepal. The Jal
Binayak temple is the...
