Located in Kathmandu; Nepal a very sacred place for the Hindus.Lord Shiva is worshipped here. This place is very good as it doesn't have people to fool you for talking holy things and fruits for worshipping. A place is made where you can keep your shoes free of cost. Temple closes at 2pm . No photography is allowed inside the premises and if caught phone will be taken by nepal police. Some of the photos are attached below It's the best place to visit and have tour. It's a holy place of Hindu and it's a worship place of lord Shiva. When visiting this temple you should must visit the garden are... The view of this temple is so nice and beautiful.This place is so peaceful. Read Less

A religious site for Hindu 🕉 . Lots of temples and monuments in this area. A river named Bagmati flowing between temples 🛕 Capturing photos after entering from gate of main temple is strictly prohibited 🚫. Other than this area you can click pictures 📸 of anywhere. A small area on upper part of temple is separated for deer 🦌that can be visited free of cost. I strongly advise visitors to carry their 🍌🍎🍕foods and belongings safely because of various monkey 🐒 attacks that had been reported several times. I recommend everyone to visit this place once a life time. Read Less

Situated on the banks of Bagmati River, the ancient temple holds immense spiritual significance. I went there on Monday and there was huge crowd over there. I recommend u to visit other days. The temple area has numerous others shrines, statues, sadhus and ashrams. Overall, the temple is a sacred haven in Nepal Read Less

This is one of the most important Hindu temples in the world and the oldest in Kathmandu Valley, located in a Hinduistic Holly area next to Bagmati river, dedicated to Lord Pashupati, a deity and incarnation of Shiva. It is the national deity of Nepal. The temple was classified as a Word Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1979. The site holds an extensive yard of temples, ashrams, images and inscriptions, raised over centuries. Along the banks of the river there are six crematorium pedestals for the people of Kathmandu to burn their dead. At the northern area of the crematorium, the sadhus - holly priests - reside. They live in the temple and they will give you a blessing, a hand reading or take a photo with you for a fee. Read Less

One of the oldest Hindu temple in Nepal Kathmandu. Quick darshna no need to wait. Parking available. Read Less