1000npr entrance fee. There are few cremation ceremonies happening when I was there. If you are comfortable with it, then you can go and enjoy the huge space. There were a lot of beggars, few attempted scams and naughty monkeys, so please pay attention with your surroundings and be careful. Read Less

Great Place to Explore and Visit. Need to take tickets for Tourists (foreigners). Before going to the Temple, Also Need to take off your shoes and submit at free shoe storage. This temple situated on the banks of the River Bagmati is the most revered Hindu temple in Nepal. The most important festival observed here is Shivaratri. Read Less

When it comes to the Pasupatinath Temple in Nepal, words fall short in capturing its awe-inspiring beauty. From the intricate carvings to the peaceful atmosphere, this sacred site is truly a gem. If you're ever in the area, I highly recommend paying a visit. Trust me, it's an experience you won't forget! Happy exploring! 🗺️😊 Read Less

This is a very famous shiva Hindu temple in Nepal where each day lot of people come to visit the place specially from India. Please check the open hours time before visiting this place. There is a main temple which opens in the morning from 4AM to 10AM and in evening till 6PM but rest of the temple opens till late. There are so many small small temple with statues and temple area is so wide and it would take 1-2 hours to walk around the temple. Best time to visit this temple is in the early morning. Caution- Beware of monkeys in the temple. Read Less

I love this ancient temple complex with its richness in history. The temple is huge, consisting of the Life and Death area for worship. You'll find the cremation area by the Bhagmati River, a hospice care near the main temple, and some Sadhu (Hindu monks) houses by the cliff. There are also 11 identical stupas housing 11 Shiva Lingga, with such precision that you can see the whole 11 Lingga from one angle. You will see some Hindu Monks chilling in the temple, and be aware that they're asking for money if you want to take pictures with them. Tourists in general can only access the outer area of the temple, but don't worry, even the outer area is huge and you'll spend some time to explore all of it. Read Less