Bhutandevi Temple is one of the oldest and most revered religious sites in Hetauda, located in Ward No. 10 of Hetauda Sub-Metropolitan City. Dedicated to Goddess Bhutandevi, who is associated with Hidimbi from the Hindu epic Mahabharata, the temple holds great religious and cultural significance. According to local beliefs, Hetauda derives its name from "Hidimba" or "Hetauda," reflecting the city's deep connection to this sacred deity.
Built in the traditional Nepali pagoda style, Bhutandevi Temple is believed to date back several centuries and has long been a center of spiritual devotion for local communities and pilgrims. Thousands of devotees visit the temple annually, especially during Dashain and other major Hindu festivals, seeking blessings for peace, prosperity, and protection. Surrounded by a serene environment and rich cultural heritage, Bhutandevi Temple remains one of Hetauda's most important religious and tourist destinations.
