The Duspcheswor Mahadev temple is located on the banks of the Suryamati (Tadi) river. It is 60 km north of Kathmandu's Gangabu and 35 km east of Nuwakot's district headquarters of Bidur, Dupcheswor. It is also known as the second Pashupati in Bagmati Province. It is believed that on doing some rituals with pure heart and soul, the desire or the wish of having children comes true for childless couples.
According to mythology, around 400 years ago, a local Tamang's milking cow was lost. Later, it was found that the cow used to pour its milk over the Shila - a unique stone projection of a cylindrical shape. The same stone now is considered the representation of Lord Shiva. Earlier, it was called 'Dudheshwor Mahadev' while, later, it became known as 'Dupcheswor Mahadev'.