This project is located near the Lord Gautam Buddha’s birthplace. This area is the hermitage of Lord Buddha’s Kulguru and the place where Lord Buddha received his early education.The project is running at the place where Lord Buddha spent his childhood time and Lord Buddha’s childhood name was Siddhartha Gautam so the name of this project has given the Siddhartha Cable Car Project dedicated to the Lord Buddha. This project has been taken as a means of attaining merit by wishing for the blessings and peace of Lord Buddha. It is said that Lord Buddha walked seven steps as soon as he was born. As the symbol of the seven steps of Lord Buddha a lotus park will be built here in the shape of a lotus flower. At the bottom station of the Cable Car project, a footprint has been made on a lotus flower in the form of 6 steps. Lord Buddha will be enshrined on the seventh step and will be seen at his birthplace at the upper station of the project. At the top station, a 50-foot tall statue of Lord Buddha will be erected on the seventh step with a lotus flower motif. This makes every religious tourist feel blessed to receive the blessings of Lord Buddha. This holy place is located in Nuwakot of Palpa district where the Hindus and Buddhist Nepalese, Indians, and many other visitors come to study the history and archaeology of Lord Gautam Buddha and King Mukunda Sen. Annually 1 million to 1.5 million domestic, Indian, and foreign tourists arrive in this area. This Cable Car will be visited by Buddhists from countries with a majority of Buddhists such as SriLanka, Bhutan, Myanmar, Cambodia, South Korea, Thailand, Mongolia, Laos, Hong Kong, Singapore, and China.

➢ The Religious and Historical Significance of the SCC Project

The Cable Car running from Butwal to the oldest Shree Kal Bhairava Kamana temple of Nuwakot in Palpa will be put into operation by the end of Chaitra, 2080. At present, various structures are being built to construct a park on Deurali Danda near King Manimukund Sen Phulabari Park in Butwal, where the bottom station of the Cable Car is located. The project has religious significance as the top station (Nuwakot, Palpa) where the oldest Shree Kal Bhairava Kamana temple of the world is located and renovated during the reign of Manimukunda Sen in the 15th century. Shree Kal Bhairava Kamana temple is also believed to be the godly abbot, bestowing true devotees with tremendous power and energy to fight evil forces. Chyangra, Bheda, Boka, and birds like hens, ducks, and pigeons are sacrificed to the Bhairava here each day to achieve His blessings. Not only religious but also historical significance is covered by this project. It has historical significance as it passes through the Jitgadhi fort, which defeated the British forces under the command of Colonel Ujir Singh of the Nepalese Army, the winter palace of King Manimukund Sen, and reaches Nuwakot in Palpa, where the summer palace of Manimukund Sen is located. Similarly, there are the ruins of Manimukunda Sen’s summer palace, the Shiva Linga established by King Rudra Sen, Topahan area, Kharkhajana Ghar, the hermitage of King Suddhodhana’s Guru Rishi, Khadga Temple, the tall Trishul, the historic Rani Baga and Rani Kuwa.

This is the first such Cable Car in Nepal where enough entertainment structures are there and will be built for the visitors. As soon as you enter the bottom-station entrance, you can reach a garden with a water fountain with a revolving Earth, a Children’s Park, and Deurali Mata Temple. The coffee shops and restaurants will be arranged at the bottom station so that not only the Cable Car ride but also the greenery of the forest can be enjoyed. This journey will be over the green forest overlooking the Batauli (Old Butwal) market. In the beginning, the tower for the Cable Car had been placed at a lower height so that the wild animals (Syal, Jarayo, Mirga, Chital, Bandel, Chituwa, Lokharke, Kharayo, Dhedu, etc.), birds (Maina, Mayur, Suga, Sarau, Kalij, Munal, Dhukur, etc), different flora (Thakal, Kansh, Sal, Sisau, Khayar, etc.) can be found in the Chure area could be seen. After reaching two kilometers, one can reach Nuwakot by observing the views of the Tinau River, Butwal, Bhairahwa, Nautanhawa, and India

This Project is based on Ichchhakamana Devi Temple. It is located at Ichchhakamana Rural Municipality Ward No. 4, in the Mahabharata mountain range of Chitwan district. The temple of Ichchhakamana Devi is located on the South Mahabharata Mountain, beyond the Fisling Bazar on the Prithvi Highway. Ichchhakamana and Manakamana temples are on opposite hills. It is called wishful thinking because it fulfills the wishes of tourists who reach the pilgrimage.

The Ichchhakamana Temple is a significant religious site located in the middle part of Nepal. It holds great cultural and religious importance for both Hindus and Buddhists in the region. Ichchhakamana Devi is sister of Manakamana Mai among her seven sisters. During the time of the Bhure Takure kings, Mankamana was the fort on the southern border of Gorkha, while Ichchhakamana was the northern fort of Makwanpur. Ichchhakamana was also established by Sen Raja of Makwanpur as a northern fort at the top of the hill. Later, in year 1965 B.S., Maniraj Darlami, a local shepherd, got a vision of Ichchhakamana Mai . After that, the villagers built a stone temple and started worshiping.

It is believed that the temple is dedicated to Goddess Ichchhakamana, who is believed to fulfill the wishes of her devotees. “Ichchha” means wish and “Kamana” means desire in Nepali. Devotees from various parts of Nepal and even from neighboring countries visit the temple to pray for their desires to be fulfilled. The temple is particularly crowded during festivals and special occasions, such as Dashain, Mansir Krishna Panchami and Teej.

The lower station of the Cablecar is nearby Ramailo Danda on the Prithvi Highway and the Top station is at Ichchhakamana Devi Temple. The journey of Cable car to Ichchhakamana Temple often involves a panoramic view, offering devotees not just a religious experience but also a chance to enjoy the natural beauty of the surrounding landscape. Many pilgrims undertake this journey on Cable car as a form of penance or devotion. The Ichchhakamana Temple, serves as a spiritual sanctuary for devotees seeking the fulfillment of their desires. The location of this Cablecar project amidst the serene natural beauty of the Nepalese countryside adds to its allure, making it not just a place of worship but also a destination for those seeking tranquility and spiritual rejuvenation.

This Cablecar project holds enough mountains and greenery which can entertain visitors.  When you reach the top station at Ichchhakamana temple, in clear weather, one can observe the panoramic view of the longest mountain range from Ganesh Himal to Machhapuchhre. Thankot in Kathmandu including Bharatpur, Narayangadh, Hetaunda and Tandi can also be observed. Khaiwung, Namjung hill, Makaising, Bhumlichok, Bagling village, Tanglichok, Tinmane Bhajyang and Mankamana temple can be seen in the north of the project site. The visitor can study and observe the historical Kot and Chepang settlement and culture. From this cable car journey to temple, green dense forest, mountains, plains of the Terai, Laligurans blooming in the month of Falgun Chaitra, can be clearly seen. The yellow oranges that ripen all over the place in winter make the heart happy. During the winter season we can see oranges in the fields on the journey of Cable car to Ichchhakamana.

The Khandadevi Cable Car is a strategically significant project of Prabhu Cable Car and Tourism Limited. It joins two districts Ramechhap and Sindhuli. Its bottom station is at Mulkot and the top station is reached to Khandadevi Temple. The journey of Cable Car is about 4 km starting from Mulkot bazar to Khandadevi. Khandadevi Temple, one of the most famous Temples, is located at 1985m altitude in Ward No. 7 of Khandadevi Rural Municipality of Ramechhap District, Nepal. Khandadevi is the historical site of Ramechhap district that is built with ancient stone walls. The temple Khandadevi is the fascinating Hindu temple of the goddess Khanda Devi. King Prithvi Narayan Shah, who conquered small kingdoms divided into 22 and 24 states and unified them all into the sovereign land of Nepal, had made a Killa or Gadhi, meaning ‘fort’ to safeguard Nepal from British rule, which had then been ruling India under the name British East India Company. He built the fort in the vicinity of the temple, this Khandadevi temple is one of them which was worshiped by King Shah. Khandadevi temple is also believed to be the godly abbot, bestowing true devotees with tremendous power and energy to fight evil forces. Bheda, Boka, Chyangra, Buffaloes and other animals and birds like pigeons, ducks and hens are sacrificed to the Goddess here each day to achieve her blessings.

The Khandadevi temple derives its name from the age-long ritual known as ‘Khando Jagaune’, which means the festivity and prayers for weapons so that they will remain sharp and intact for victory over any enemies.This will be the first Cable Car in Nepal where enough mountains and greenery can be entertained by visitors. Talking about the bottom-station entrance, visitors can observe the riverside beach of the Sunkoshi River at Mulkot, Sindhuli. A restaurant and swimming pool will be arranged at the bottom station so that not only the Cable Car ride but also visitor can be enjoyed with nature’s beauty along with the greenery of the forest.

The Siddhababa Cable Car is in the process of acquisition as one of the major projects of Prabhu Cable Car and Tourism Limited. This Cable Car will facilitate the visitor with a tremendous experience of difference in temperature about 5 degree. It joins two major temperatures of Hot Terai and the top of the hill at Siddhababa Temple. This famous temple of Siddha Baba is situated in Chiunkot Danda, Sindhulimadhi, Kamalamai Municipality Ward No. 4, Sindhuli District. Its bottom station is at Sindhuli Bazar and the top station is at Siddhababa Temple. The journey is about 1800m starting from Dhungrebas, Shindhulimadi to Siddhababa Temple. This is an old temple of the famous Siddhababa, which is stretched on the wall of a big tree. From this temple of Siddhababa, which is full of natural resources, the Dharampani hill where Siddheshwor Baba went and lived is visible to the east. At the same time, to the west, the greenery around the shape of Siddhababa’s bathing pond, the picturesque fountains of the village, etc. can be seen. By the side of the temple, there is a view tower from where we can enjoy the view of many districts of Nepal.

         This place is very important from a tourist point of view as it is a historical and religious place, full of natural resources, and full of biological diversity for Nepal. About five lakhs of devotees and tourists from Nepal and India come here to see the Siddhababa. This project, which is located near the BP highway, is sure to attract a lot of domestic and foreign tourists. This pilgrimage site, which is especially in the form of a Shaktipeeth, is considered a Shaktipeeth that Hindus must visit at least once in their lifetime. It is the nearest Cable Car project from Madhesh as there is no project of Cable Car from Kakadbhitta to Birgunj. The Siddhababa temple derives its name from the age-long ritual known as ‘Siddhi Prapti’, which means the power to complete the expectations and wish to celebrate. This will be the first Cable Car in Nepal where  enough mountains and greenery can entertain visitors. When you reach the top station, you can observe the beauty of the Terai region. A Jeep-Line, sky-cycling, and swimming pool will be arranged at the top station so that not only the Cable Car ride but also visitors can enjoy nature’s beauty along with the beauty of the Himalayas.