The short answer
Maula Kali is a temple hill in Morang in eastern Nepal, linked by a cable car that brings pilgrims and day visitors up from the plains. It is a local pilgrimage and a pleasant detour on an eastern trip.
Key facts
- Where
- Morang, east Nepal
- Draw
- Temple and views
- Base
- Biratnagar or Itahari
- Time
- Half day
How it works
- Base in BiratnagarFlights and buses connect.
- Drive to the base stationRoads are paved in places.
- Ride to the templeThe ride is short.
- Walk the hillViews of the plains.
- Return by duskRoads are quiet at night.
Insider tip
Combine with Koshi Tappu or Barahachhetra.
Avoid this
Do not expect big crowds outside festival days.
Related questions
Is Maula Kali popular?
Mostly among eastern Nepali families and pilgrims.
Is there an entry fee?
Ticketing varies; ask locally.
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