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Temples in Kathmandu brings to the forefront the rich cultural heritage of the city to the tourists. The Temples in Kathmandu convey the devotion of the Nepalese people towards their religion. The Temples in Kathmandu are visited by thousands of tourists every year from many corners of the globe.

The tourists who embark on Kathmandu Tours will cherish the experience of visiting the temples and they will stay fresh in their memory for a long time. The architectural brilliance and the variety of the temples make them stand out as pioneers among Kathmandu Tourist Attractions. Some of the Temples in Kathmandu which have attracted the attention of the tourists over the years are as follows:

The Pashupatinath Temple or the Temple of Lord Shiva: This is one of the ancient temples of Kathmandu and consists of a richly crafted pagoda with ornamented golden roofs and silver doors.

Guheswari Temple: The temple has been dedicated to the goddess Guheswari and is situated in the vicinity of the very popular Pashupatinath temple.

Akash Bhairav Temple: The temple is situated in the main market town area which is known as Indra Chowk. The temple has three storeys and has been dedicated to the rain God Indra. The temple celebrates the occasion of Indra Jatra within its premises and the image of the Lord Akash Bhairav is exhibited.

Hanuman Dhoka Temple: This temple has been termed as a UNESCO world heritage site and the history of this particular temple goes back to the 12th and the 13th centuries. The temple is also referred to as Durbar Square and was built during the monarchy of the Malaya kings. The temple has many smaller temples which have been found within its corridors.

Kumarighar: The Kumarighar temple is one of the best in the city and the meticulously crafted architecture of the temple has pleased many visitors. The image of the goddess has been kept in the balcony of the temple. The imperial setting of the building is reflected in the wooden window screens and balconies. The entire outlook of the temple has a regal touch to it.

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Temples in Kathmandu
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