Nearby temples include the Bhairab Temple, the Masta Temple and the Shiva Temple.
Other structures include the Flame House and the Gaadi House.


The Flame House includes 2 stone inscriptions written in Nepali; the writings are no longer easily seen.
One describes then King King Rajendra Bikram Shah who established the temple in 1748 BC.
The other describes Colonel Kulman Singh Basnet who built the temple roof in 1778 BC.
Most of the structures have been destroyed and many idols were lost during the Nepalese Civil War.
On 26 Chaitra 2067, someone looted the statues of Narpateshwor Mahadev and other statues from the Flame House.
        
Bathing at Banganga and Brahamkund at the bottom of the Dhuleshwor is traditional.
At Baleshwor Temple funerals are performed.
Other worship sites are Dulange Hill, Badalamji  and Naag Snake.
Nearby temples include the Bhairab Temple, the Masta Temple and the Shiva Temple. Other structures include the Flame House and the Gaadi House.

The Flame House includes 2 stone inscriptions written in Nepali; the writings are no longer easily seen. One describes then King King Rajendra Bikram Shah who established the temple in 1748 BC. The other describes Colonel Kulman Singh Basnet who built the temple roof in 1778 BC. Most of the structures have been destroyed and many idols were lost during the Nepalese Civil War. On 26 Chaitra 2067, someone looted the statues of Narpateshwor Mahadev and other statues from the Flame House.         
Bathing at Banganga and Brahamkund at the bottom of the Dhuleshwor is traditional. At Baleshwor Temple funerals are performed. Other worship sites are Dulange Hill, Badalamji  and Naag Snake.
Dhuleshwor