The Manakamana Temple is built in Pagoda Style dedicated to Goddess Bhagwati. It is situated in the Gorkha district, Nepal, 140 kilometers from Kathmandu. It is built in 19th century by Lakhan Thapa. It is built as set in a square, which is overlooked sacred magnolia tree. The name Manakamana is derived from two words, Mana, meaning heart and Kamana, meaning wish. It is believed that the Goddess Bhagwati rewards those who make the pilgrimage to her shrine by granting their wishes, and she is especially popular with Newari newlyweds who pray for sons. For reaching in temple, there is cable car service is available from kurintar. Cable Car is inaugurated by Crown Prince Dipendra Bir Bikram Shah Dev on 24th Nov, 1998. The cable car rides over the distance of 2.8 kilometers in 10 minutes more or less, it was imported from Austria and hundred percent safety. The cable car can handle up to 600 persons per hour and the number of passengers per carrier is 6.