Siddha Baba Temple, Hindu temple in Rupandehi District, Nepal.
Siddha Baba Temple is a Hindu shrine situated along the Tinau River with traditional Nepali architecture featuring finely carved stone decorations and religious imagery. The structure contains multiple shrines dedicated to different deities including Shiva, Ganesh, Nag, Mansa Devi, and Bishwokarma.
The shrine received official registration from the District Administration of Palpa in 1998, establishing its formal status as a religious institution. This recognition solidified its place within the local community.
This shrine serves as a place where Hindu devotees come to worship multiple deities and perform religious ceremonies throughout the year. Visitors witness the daily spiritual practices and see how local people use the space for their personal prayers and celebrations.
The shrine is located close to Butwal town and provides amenities including a rest house and parking area for visitors. The grounds offer space for religious ceremonies and are accessible by foot or vehicle.
Devotees release pigeons at the shrine after having their wishes fulfilled, a practice that has resulted in a large bird population living on the grounds. This custom creates a distinctive feature visitors often notice during their time there.
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