Bhedetar is a transit point to Dhankuta from the Sunsari district. It is 16 km northeast of Dharan.
It is at the top of a hill almost 1,450 meters high from the sea level. People from different places visit Bhedetar for a picnic in the winter and to enjoy cool fresh air in the hot summer.
Charles' Point, a peak the British Prince Charles climbed in 1994, and now known as Bhedetar Viewpoint, is a point one should reach. Visitors are allowed to take photographs there.
A road goes for Kamphek, Danda Bazaar, and Ravi from Bhedetar. Visitors can stay in cozy lodges or hotels there. A twenty-minute walk to the west from Bedetar leads the visitors to the famous Second Pathibhara Devi's temple Hindus are allowed to worship the goddess.
They say belief in supernatural power is the scenery of the plains of Kosi and the charming Himalayan ranges like Kumbhakarna and Makalu. Anyone can easily catch regular buses or hire taxis at Bhanuchowk, Dharan for Bhetetar.
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