More than a thousand people have availed services at the health camp run in Badimalika, a heritage of faith in the famous religious and tourist area of the Far-West. More than a thousand pilgrims have received medical services from the pilgrims who visit the fair held on the occasion of Janai Purnima. <\/p>\n
This number of medical services have been provided to the pilgrims by Triveni Municipality. The municipality has provided medical services to 1,169 pilgrims in Triveni, Badimalika and Nateshwari since August 19. <\/p>\n
Health worker Tilak Neupane said that first aid and services were provided to the devotees who came to visit the Badimalika fair. He said that during the festival, 249 pilgrims, including 71 men and 178 women, were provided first aid services in the Badimalika temple area. <\/p>\n
Similarly, 392 people including 94 women and 298 men were provided health care services in Nateshwari and 548 people including 115 women and 433 men were provided health care services in Panchapuri of Triveni. A total of 1,169 people, including 276 women and 893 men, were provided primary treatment for fever and cough from the health camps organized in Panchebari, Badimalika and Nateshwari of Triveni. <\/p>\n
In Triveni Patan, Budhiganga Municipality Ward No. Chandra Upadhyay, 34, of Budhiganga Municipality-6 was sent to Surkhet by helicopter for further treatment. Similarly, Roshan Bahadur Dani, who was ill at Nateshwari Temple, was sent to Bajura District Hospital after first aid. <\/p>\n
The camp was held from 5th Bhadra 5th to 12th Bhadra 2083. The main puja of Badimalika Mela was held on 11th Bhadra on the day of Shukla Paksha Chaturdashi. The puja was started from 1st of August. Situated at an altitude of more than 4,200 meters above sea level, Badimalika is a beautiful and spacious land paradise that looks like a city of beautiful and vast fields. <\/p>\n
Badimalika is no different from the city of Badimalika. <\/p>\n
There are 22 flat green plateaus here. The enchanting Triveni area, the colorful flowers blooming on these fields, Bishnupani, Khetiveti, Lauri Vinayak, Dharmadwar, Badimalika are the main attractions here. These areas full of natural beauty are the main attractions here. <\/p>\n
Badimalika is considered as Sati Devi. There is a religious belief that it originated after the fall of the left shoulder of Sati Devi. There is a religious belief that the darshan of Badimalika fulfills the wishes and grants the boon asked for. Now 4G service is also operational in Badimalika. <\/p>\n
Lately, the number of tourists visiting Badimalika has been increasing. During the election campaign: The number of tourists has increased after the current Prime Minister of Nepal Balendra Shah (Balen) called Badimalika ‘Father of Switzerland’ in a program organized in Dhangadhi.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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