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Swargadwari Darshan is a tour popular with Hindu followers. It is a pilgrimage site located in Pyuthan district, Nepal.  The name Swargadwari is made up of two words ‘Swarga’ which means heaven and ‘Dwari’ which means door. Hence it means the gateway to Heaven and all Hindu followers believe in it.  According to the Hindu mythology book Mahabharata,  the Pandavas ascended to heaven from this place. This belief adds to the spiritual significance and fame of Swargadwari. so every year religious tourists from both Nepal and India visit the place. Not only this the temple is situated in a naturally overwhelmed place thus non-religious tourists also visit the place while trekking and touring.

Swargadwari is situated in Nepal’s Pyuthan district. It is in the Lumbini Zone, in the western portion of Nepal. To add up Swargadwari is located at the top of the hill in the Pyuthan municipality. It is surrounded by the stunning hills and valleys of the area. Thus this provides expansive views of the topography of both hills and mountains with breathtaking views.

Moreover, Swargadwari’s fame and appeal have been boosted by the unique combination. This combination is of its religious relevance, historical and mythological significance, and its stunning natural beauty. For those seeking spiritual calm, cultural encounters, and a connection to fables from the past, it is a place anyone can recommend.