Five million pilgrims visited Shashwat Dham

NAWALPUR, Jan 14:Five million pilgrims have visited Shashwat Dham in Nawalpur. On this occasion, religious and cultural performances were held on the premises of Shashwat Dham. In addition, the devotees who arrived here on Saturday were greeted with Swasti Vachan and Bhajan Kirtan.

On this time, Saturday was treated as a festival. The program was attended by renowned spiritual gurus, famous people, public representatives, district office heads, officers from numerous organizations, local Tol Bikas Samiti, mother groups, and social leaders.

The popular Mahakali and Nagacha dances from the Kathmandu Valley were performed outside of the valley for the first time in the program. The participants were very interested in the dances exhibited at Shashwat Dham.In addition, Tharu, Magar, Lama-Gurung, and Brahmin castes performed their own dances and cultural tableaus.

The number of devotees visiting Shashwat Dham, which opened in 2017 AD, has topped five million by Saturday. Binod Chaudhary, a Nepali entrepreneur and member of parliament, developed Shashwat Dham. 'Shashwat Dham has been built as a spiritual center for Sanatan Dharma practitioners and religious visitors. "It is remarkable that 5 million faithful visitors have come to Shashwat Dham in such a short period of time," stated Chaudhary, the creator of Shashwat Dham. 'We shall proceed by merging the feelings of the 5 million greatness to establish Shashwat Dham as a Sanatan Dharma center in South Asia.'

'Shashwat Dham has been developed as a religious location unlike any other in Nepal,' said Manoj Aryal, one of the 5 million visitors. 'I came here with my family after hearing the statements of those who had previously come. After seeing it firsthand, I believe that there is no other spot in Nepal that is as gorgeous and intriguing. The welcome and respect I received at Shaswat Dham on Saturday will be remembered throughout my life.

According to the Shaswat Dham family, the program, which includes local original culture, costumes, lifestyle, and musical instruments, strives to instill devotion, faith, and belief in Sanatan Dharma while also playing an important role in encouraging religious tourism.

Tourists visiting Shaswat Dham enthusiastically participated in the program, which aimed to preserve and promote religion and culture while also expanding the appeal of religious tourism.

Shaswat Dham, which was jointly inaugurated by then-President Bidya Devi Bhandari and Ravi Shankar, the originator of Art of Living, has recently emerged as a major religious and tourism destination in Nepal. There are artistic temples, Gurukuliya Vidyapeetha, Buddhist Chaitya-Gumba, museums, and vegetarian restaurants.

Shaswat Dham is regarded an excellent venue for both religious and educational excursions. The colorful paintings, water fountains, vegetation, and simple walks all add to the allure for visitors. The Ekambareshwar Temple, with its grandeur and craftsmanship, is the primary attraction at Shashwat Dham.This temple, with its vegetation and water fountains, appears to be floating on water, particularly at night.

In addition, this temple is remarkable in that it houses all of the principal gods and goddesses of Sanatan Dharma. The enormous Shivling and Buddhist center inside the temple provides tourists with religious tranquility and spiritual wisdom.

Shashwatdham is more than simply a temple; it is a wonderful place for Hinduism and Buddhism, with the Hindu religion center, the temple, and a Buddhist chaitya all in one location. Shashwatdham, located in Dumkauli, Devchuli Municipality-2, Nawalpur district, is also significant in terms of religion, culture, tourism, and the environment. The structures created here demonstrate the value and teachings of religious tolerance.