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Visit the religious and tourist areas of Nawalparasi
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On the occasion of New Year, the religious and tourist areas of East and West Nawalparasi are crowded with pilgrims and tourists.
Thousands of devotees have reached Gajendramokshadham to bathe in the Narayani river of East Navalrasi. Devotees from different parts of India and Nepal came to Triveni for bathing, said Jhapendreshwar Bhusal, Executive Director of Gajendramoksha Divyadham Area Development Committee. It is believed that bathing in Triveni, the confluence of Narayani, Tamsa and Sonbhaddha rivers, will destroy sins and sins.
According to religious belief, since the new year's solstice is due to dosh according to the zodiac sign, it is believed that going to the Narayani river and bathing in religious places will remove the dosh.
Similarly, there is a rush of devotees in Amaltari, Pitholi, Pitouj of the district. Devotees flock to Daunnedevi Temple, Maulakalika, Maharajathan, Shashwat Dham, Akladevi Temple to pray for new work and good day in the new year. Santosh Rana, president of Nawalpur Hoteliers' Association, said that apart from religious places, the movement of local and foreign tourists has also increased in the tourist area.
Devotees have come from far and wide to Baba Bardagoria, Palhibhagavati temple in West Nawalparasi.
