Kusheshwar Asthan
town in Bihar, India
Kusheshwar Asthan is a town and a notified area of the Darbhanga in the Indian state of Bihar. It is a holy sacred place of Hinduism. It is one of the most Famous Hindu temple Baba Kusheshwar Nath.
Religious significance
Kusheshwar Asthan, also known as Baba Kusheshwar Nath, is an important Hindu pilgrimage site. and is famous for the mela of Shrawan, 4th month according to the Hindu calendar system. Baba Kusheshwar Nath Temple is located in the eastern district of Darbhanga, Bihar, which is about 70 km southeast of the district headquarters. This temple is also known as Baba Dham of Mithila. It is situated at the confluence of three rivers and is dedicated to Lord Shiva. Many devotees come to the temple every day to worship and offer prayers. The temple doors open every day at 4 am.
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