32,500 Visitors Ticketed Kushmand Sarovar Triveni Dham Last Fiscal Year
Summary
32,500 visitors paid entry fees last fiscal year to tour attractions at Kushmand Sarovar Triveni Dham in Hetauda, including the glass palace and landscaped park. The management committee says paid entry is helping build the site into a sustainable religious tourist destination, while bathing areas and temples remain free to visit.
Key Points
- 32,500 people visited the tourist attractions at Kushmand Sarovar Triveni Dham in Hetauda by buying tickets last fiscal year.
- The site includes a glass palace, parks, Hetauda history displays, an automatic Buddha statue, and documentaries for paid viewing.
- Entry to the dam area for bathing and temple visits remains free, including the Gomukhi 108 streams and Kushmanda Bhagwati temple.
- The monorail at the site has begun operating, with a Rs 60 fee for children.
