For Nepalis, Kurintar is a mood, a memory, and a familiar chaos that somehow always feels like home. Nestled in a valley surrounded by green hills, our capital city blends ancient heritage with the everyday rhythm of modern life in a way few cities can.

Kurintar is a place that many Nepalis know about because it is on the road between Kathmandu, Pokhara, Chitwan, Gorkha and Mugling.. Kurintar is not just a place to stop on the highway. It is a destination that people visit for pilgrimage, river adventure, family outings and peaceful stays by the river.

Kurintar is located on the Prithvi Highway next to the Trishuli River. It is known for being the place to start your journey to the Manakamana Temple. The Manakamana Cable Car base station is in Cheres, Kurintar. This makes it easy for pilgrims, families and travelers to visit the temple without having to walk up the hill. For Nepali families visiting Kurintar means going to the Manakamana Temple having lunch and then going back home.

The cable car ride is one of the things about Kurintar. As you go up the hill you can see the Trishuli River, green hills, forests and the highway below. It makes visiting the temple a special experience. You get to see the scenery spend time with your family and have a spiritual experience.

Kurintar is also a place for adventure because of the Trishuli River. The river is perfect for rafting. Is not too far from Kathmandu or Pokhara. Rafting on the Trishuli River is exciting but not too difficult. It is good for beginners, groups of friends, students, office teams and families.

There are also resorts and places to stay by the river in Kurintar. These are great for weekend breaks. Many Nepali travelers come to Kurintar for stays, swimming, music, barbecue and rafting. It is a place for office retreats, college groups, families and friends to have a short escape from the city.