Ticha Mahadev

Ratnchudeshwar Mahadev, Ticha Mahadev

Ticha Mahadev (Ratnchudeshwar Mahadev), a well-known pilgrimage destination, is located in Nagarkot-4 . Ratnachud Danda, also known as Ratnagiri Pahad, was Nagarkot’s previous name. Ratnchudeshwar Mahadev is the name of the Mahadev who is seated atop the same mountain. Mahadev Pokhari is the name of the pond located on this Mahadev’s property.

When Lord Mahadev swallowed the Kaalkut Poison(कालकुट विष)hat was discharged during the churning of the ocean(समुन्द्र मन्थन) but was unable to withstand the poison. When Lord Mahadev got to the Ratnachud mountain, he made a number of water sources and filled the river to make the pond.As continues, “After the Mahadev Pond(महादेव पोखरी) was little and the poison was not summoned, Lord Mahadev proceeded towards the present-day Gosainkund and rested in the Gosainkund, which was created by the Trishuli river flowing with the Trishul (Trident) that was with him. This is why it is called Mahadev Pond. has existed for.

It’s also a common notion that visiting this pond in Nagarkot and taking a bath counts as reaching Gosainkund if you are unable to make it to the holy site in Rasuwa district. On the day of Janai Purnima,In Newa Community Know as Gunhi Punhi  a fair is conducted in this Mahadev pond as well, and it lasts until midnight. The Nepalbhasa name for this Mahadev is Ticha Mahadev, while the name of the Mahadev pond is Mahadya: Pukhu(महाद्य: पुखु).