Devghat: Devghat is a holy place for Hindus and is located in ward no.
1 on the banks of the Narayani River and the Kali River Junction.
Various caves and temples of Hindu deities are located here.
Devghat also holds a significant natural attraction because of the two main holy rivers.

Tinkhole Monastery: This Lamasery was made by Buddhists as a symbol of peace, and its interior design reflects their interpretation of the meaning of life.

Ganeshthan Temple (Baseni) is the most famous Hindu temple in Bharatpur.
This temple is believed to be constructed by Muni Makunda Sen, King of Palpa in the 15th century, but the modern temple was constructed in 1952 in the period of King Mahendra.
This temple is located in Baseni, ward no.
11.
Every Tuesday, people from different parts of the city worship Ganesha here.

Bageshwari Temple: Another ancient temple, located in ward no.
2, is believed to have been built before Muni Makunda Sen and was renovated by yogi Narahari Nath.
It is located in the Devghat area development district, but the area of Bageshwari temple is also being used by Bharatpur Medical College.

Harihar Temple (Narayangadh): Harihar is another name of the Hindu deity Vishnu.
This temple is on the banks of Narayani river.

Mahakaleshwar Shiva Mandir (Bharatpur -10): The Mahakaleshwar Shiva Mandir Temple is the only temple of Shiva around this locality.
This temple is made with many antiques.
Along with the building itself, the temple altogether has 108 lingam, Havan Kunda, Hanuman statues, Satsang halls and Ganesha temples.
Gauri Kund can also be seen in the temple periphery.

Kalika Temple: Kalika is one of an important Hindu goddesses.
This temple is in the Bharatpur heights.
It is more recently constructed than the others, being built around 1992.

Jakhadi Mai Temple (Baseni): The Jakhadi Mai Temple is on the eastern corner of the jungle in ward no.
11 and was constructed in 1982 by the locals.

Durga Temple (Baseni): The Durga Temple was built by the police force within the compound of Bharatpur's Police Academy in 1992.

Pashupatinath Temple (Mahendra Buspark): The Pashupatinath Temple is on the banks of the Narayani river with scenic views of Narayani and the northern Jungle of Devghat Region.
It has facilities for wedding ceremonies and other religious purposes.

Rameshwar Temple (Kchetrapur): This Mahadev temple was built in 1994.
It is the busiest temple in the city and also serves people through a health post.

Children Fun Park: Located on the Torikhet village, the Children Fun Park has a swimming pool.
It is 1 km (0.62 mi) away from Madi highway.
Devghat: Devghat is a holy place for Hindus and is located in ward no. 1 on the banks of the Narayani River and the Kali River Junction. Various caves and temples of Hindu deities are located here. Devghat also holds a significant natural attraction because of the two main holy rivers.
Tinkhole Monastery: This Lamasery was made by Buddhists as a symbol of peace, and its interior design reflects their interpretation of the meaning of life.
Ganeshthan Temple (Baseni) is the most famous Hindu temple in Bharatpur. This temple is believed to be constructed by Muni Makunda Sen, King of Palpa in the 15th century, but the modern temple was constructed in 1952 in the period of King Mahendra. This temple is located in Baseni, ward no. 11. Every Tuesday, people from different parts of the city worship Ganesha here.
Bageshwari Temple: Another ancient temple, located in ward no. 2, is believed to have been built before Muni Makunda Sen and was renovated by yogi Narahari Nath. It is located in the Devghat area development district, but the area of Bageshwari temple is also being used by Bharatpur Medical College.
Harihar Temple (Narayangadh): Harihar is another name of the Hindu deity Vishnu. This temple is on the banks of Narayani river.
Mahakaleshwar Shiva Mandir (Bharatpur -10): The Mahakaleshwar Shiva Mandir Temple is the only temple of Shiva around this locality. This temple is made with many antiques. Along with the building itself, the temple altogether has 108 lingam, Havan Kunda, Hanuman statues, Satsang halls and Ganesha temples. Gauri Kund can also be seen in the temple periphery.
Kalika Temple: Kalika is one of an important Hindu goddesses. This temple is in the Bharatpur heights. It is more recently constructed than the others, being built around 1992.
Jakhadi Mai Temple (Baseni): The Jakhadi Mai Temple is on the eastern corner of the jungle in ward no. 11 and was constructed in 1982 by the locals. 
Durga Temple (Baseni): The Durga Temple was built by the police force within the compound of Bharatpur's Police Academy in 1992.
Pashupatinath Temple (Mahendra Buspark): The Pashupatinath Temple is on the banks of the Narayani river with scenic views of Narayani and the northern Jungle of Devghat Region. It has facilities for wedding ceremonies and other religious purposes.
Rameshwar Temple (Kchetrapur): This Mahadev temple was built in 1994. It is the busiest temple in the city and also serves people through a health post.
Children Fun Park: Located on the Torikhet village, the Children Fun Park has a swimming pool. It is 1 km (0.62 mi) away from Madi highway.
Bharatpur, Nepal