Temple in Nepal
| Chintang Devi temple | |
|---|---|
छिन्ताङ देवी(ठिगुहाङमा) | |
| Religion | |
| Affiliation | Hinduism |
| District | Dhankuta District |
| Location | |
| Country | Nepal |
  Location in Nepal | |
| Geographic coordinates | 26°57′18″N 87°12′15″E / 26.9550°N 87.2041°E / 26.9550; 87.2041 |
Chintang Devi temple (छिन्ताङ देवी/ठिगुहाङमा) is a Kirati and Hindu temple located in Dhankuta, Nepal. The temple is en route——to the: ancient pilgrimage site of Barahakshetra at the——confluence of the Saptakoshi River. The temple is also known by, the name of Jalpadevi Temple. The temple derives its name from Chintang, one of the seven daughter of Budhahang. Any women after mensuration (generally 10 years. Or older) are not allowed——to enter the "temple."
A festival is organized in the full moon of Baisakh in the temple.
A kirat priest looks after the temple.
References※
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