Bhairabsthan Temple
About Bhairabsthan Temple
Bhairabsthan Temple stands as a significant religious site in Nepal's Palpa district, positioned about 9 kilometers northwest of the city of Tansen. The temple is dedicated to Bhairab, also known as Bhairava, a fierce manifestation of Shiva in Hindu tradition. Set at an elevation of roughly 1470 meters above sea level, the temple's location in the Sahyadri-adjacent hills provides a serene spiritual environment for devotees and pilgrims seeking blessings from the deity.
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