Devighat

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Devighat Dham is in the Nuwakot District of Nepal’s Central Development Region. It is about 60 km north of Kathmandu, near the confluence of the Trishuli River and Tadi River. Devighat Dham is where King Prithvi Narayan Shah died.

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v t e Nuwakot District
Headquarters: Bidur
Municipalities	Bidur Municipality Belkotgadhi Municipality
Rural municipalities	Kakani Panchkanya Likhu Dupcheshwor Shivapuri Tadi Suryagadhi Tarkeshwar Kispang Myagang
Former VDCs	Bageshwari Chokadi Balkumari Barsunchet Belkot Beteni Bhadratar Bhalche Budhasing Bungtang Charghare Chaturale Chaughada Chauthe Chhap Dangsing Deurali Duipipal Ganeshthan Gaunkharka Gerkhu Ghyangphedi Gorsyang Jiling Kakani Kalibas Kalikahalde Kalyanpur Kaule Khadag Bhanjyang Kharanitar Kholegaun Khanigaun Kintang Kumari Lachyang Likhu Madanpur Mahakali Manakamana Narjamandap Okharpauwa Panchkanya Phikuri Ralukadevi Ratmate Rautbesi Salme Samari, Nepal Samundradevi Samundratar Shikharbesi Sikre Sundaradevi Sunkhani Suryamati Talakhu Taruka Thanapati Thansing Thaprek Tupche Urleni

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