Quick Facts
Altitude: Approximately 2000 meters above sea level
Address: Shivapuri National Park
Best time to visit: March to May and October to December
Available Transport: Private vehicle or taxi to the entrance of the park, and then trekking on foot or motorbike ride from Sundarijal Trek
Difficulty: Moderate
Entry fee: NPR 100 per person and NPR 150 for two-wheelers.
Manichud Daha lies in Shivapuri National Park, near the Shankarapur entrance. The place was named “Manichud” because a king in the past sacrificed his head and devoted his “Mani” to Lord Shiva to get rid of the disease. So, it is believed that whoever takes a bath in the pond will get rid of diseases. This travel destination is ideal for those who enjoy historic sites, hiking, and exploring scenic areas. Whether you’re an experienced trekker or simply looking for a leisurely walk in nature, this destination will surely offer something for everyone. So if you’re looking for an adventure-filled getaway that combines culture, nature, and breathtaking views, this is the perfect destination for you!
The attraction of Manichud Daha
This historic site is a fascinating destination that showcases the rich cultural heritage of the region. It features a stunning statue of King Manichud, as well as three impressive stupas that are sure to capture your attention. Visitors can also marvel at the statue of Lord Buddha and the impressive Pancha Buddha. The site has several other beautiful attractions, including the attractive Manichud pond, the Mahadev temple, and the Ganesh temple. Besides, it has a rich cultural heritage and offers opportunities for hiking, mountain biking, and exploration into the woods. It also offers breathtaking views of the mountains, flora, and fauna.
How to get there?
There are many routes you can take to get there. For hiking, Gagalphedi- Manichud (takes 2-3 hrs) and for those who don’t like hiking the vehicles can go most of the way and only needs to walk around 20 min to reach the place. But if you are planning to go there by bike, then a route from Sundarijal is recommended as the road is too steep and off-road from the Gagalphedi Route.
Information you need to know before you visit Manichud
Entry Fee :
Per Person: NPR 100
Two Wheeler: NPR 150
