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English: Chisapani, Kuchkuche, Chitwan.
Central part of Kuchkuche intermediate community forest of Chitwan district i.e. Chisapani root on the way to Devithan temple. The source of this cold water is 50 meters east of the main original Devithan temple. From the ground where there is a spring, this original water turns into a river and when it reaches the temple, it is in the form of a river, and the water of the same river is fully benefited by wild animals, birds and the local residents of Pidrahani, Sundi, Kharkhutte and Gaidhawa by using it as irrigation. According to Krishna Choudhary, the coordinator of Chitwan National Nikunj Khagendramalli Consumer Committee and Chairman of Devithan Temple Management Committee, the water of this spring is very wet in any season during winter and rainy season, while the water is hot in winter and very cold in summer. Chaudhary says that there is also a popular belief that skin diseases can be cured by bathing in the hot water of this river. The water of this country flows into the Rapti River of Sauraha. |
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| Author | Rajesh Dhungana |
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Chisapani, Kuchkuche, Chitwan. Central part of Kuchkuche intermediate community forest of Chitwan district i.e. Chisapani root on the way to Devithan temple. The source of this cold water is 50 meters east of the main original Devithan temple. From the ground where there is a spring, this original water turns into a river and when it reaches the temple, it is in the form of a river, and the water of the same river is fully benefited by wild animals, birds and the local residents of Pidrahani, Sundi, Kharkhutte and Gaidhawa by using it as irrigation. According to Krishna Choudhary, the coordinator of Chitwan National Nikunj Khagendramalli Consumer Committee and Chairman of Devithan Temple Management Committee, the water of this spring is very wet in any season during winter and rainy season, while the water is hot in winter and very cold in summer. Chaudhary says that there is also a popular belief that skin diseases can be cured by bathing in the hot water of this river. The water of this country flows into the Rapti River of Sauraha.
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