Image ID: 1160

Title: Rameshwar Mahadev Mandir

Caption: Rameshwar Mahadev Mandir sits at a simple temple precinct next to Tundikhel and Ranipokhari at Gorkha Bazaar. This onion-domed temple on the way to Gorkha Museum was built by Prithivipati Shah who also built many temples and shrines including famous Kalika Temple at the Upper Gorkha Palace.

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Image ID: 1158

Title: Palpa Bhimsen

Caption: Palpa Bhairabh is a famous temple in Palpa that is located 8 kms before Tansen Bazaar. The Bhairabh image here is supposed to be so scary that not even the priest is allowed to look at it (which is actually a replica of Kathmandu's Kaal Bhairabh), and the gilded Trishul is claimed to be the biggest in Asia. Animal sacrifices are performed on Saturdays and Tuesdays.

Location: Palpa

Photographer Name: Priti Thapa

Date Shot: 30-12-2018

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Keywords: Bhairabh, Bhimsen, Hindu Deity, Hindu God, Hindu temple, Palpa, Palpa Bhimsenthan, Priti Thapa, Temples of Nepal, Palpa Bhimsen

Image ID: 1155

Title: Mul Chowk of Patan Durbar Square.

Caption: The golden doorway of the Taleju temple in the Mulchok is flanked by the gilt copper repousse statues of sacred river-goddesses Ganga and Jamuna. The palace’s roof are supported by finely carved wooden struts while equally intensely carved wooden columns support the first floor. The three main Squares of Kathmandu Valley, Kathmandu, Patan and Bhaktapur was built extensively by Malla Rulers between 12th to 18th Century, and under their patronage Newar Painting, Wood Carving, Stone Carving and Metal Art flourished.

Location: Patan Durbar Square

Photographer Name: Ask Me About Nepal

Date Shot: 27-03-2017

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Keywords: Carved Column, Ganga, Golden gate, Jamuna, Mangal Bazar, Mul Chowk, pagoda, pagoda style temple, Palace Square, Patan, Patan Durbar Square

Image ID: 1152

Title: Kalika Temple at Palace Square in Gorkha.

Caption: Kalika Temple at Palace Square in Gorkha. The Durbar is an important religious site, so leather shoes and belts etc should be removed. Most pilgrims enter through the western gate, emerging on an open terrace in front of the exquisite Kalika Temple, a psychedelic 17th-century fantasy of peacocks, demons and serpents, carved into every available inch of timber. Only Brahmin priests and the king can enter the temple.

Location: Gorkha

Photographer Name: Priti Thapa

Date Shot: 25-11-2018

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Keywords: gorkha, Gorkha Palace, hindu goddess, Hindu temple, Kali temple, Kalika temple, Prithivi Narayan Shah, Shah Palace, temple of Nepal

Image ID: 1151

Title: Kalika Temple at Palace Square in Gorkha.

Caption: Bells offering at the Kalika Temple at Palace Square in Gorkha. The Durbar is an important religious site, so leather shoes and belts etc should be removed. Most pilgrims enter through the western gate, emerging on an open terrace in front of the exquisite Kalika Temple, a psychedelic 17th-century fantasy of peacocks, demons and serpents, carved into every available inch of timber. Only Brahmin priests and the king can enter the temple.

Location: Gorkha

Photographer Name: Priti Thapa

Date Shot: 25-11-2018

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Keywords: gorkha, Gorkha Palace, hindu goddess, Hindu temple, Kali temple, Kalika temple, Prithivi Narayan Shah, Shah Palace, temple of Nepal, bells

Image ID: 1150

Title: Kalika Temple at Palace Square in Gorkha.

Caption: Ancient lattice windows of the Kalika Temple at Palace Square in Gorkha. The Durbar is an important religious site, so leather shoes and belts etc should be removed. Most pilgrims enter through the western gate, emerging on an open terrace in front of the exquisite Kalika Temple, a psychedelic 17th-century fantasy of peacocks, demons and serpents, carved into every available inch of timber. Only Brahmin priests and the king can enter the temple.

Location: Gorkha

Photographer Name: Priti Thapa

Date Shot: 25-11-2018

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Keywords: gorkha, Gorkha Palace, hindu goddess, Hindu temple, Kali temple, Kalika temple, Prithivi Narayan Shah, Shah Palace, temple of Nepal

Image ID: 1149

Title: Kalika Temple at Palace Square in Gorkha.

Caption: Ancient lattice windows of the Kalika Temple at Palace Square in Gorkha. The Durbar is an important religious site, so leather shoes and belts etc should be removed. Most pilgrims enter through the western gate, emerging on an open terrace in front of the exquisite Kalika Temple, a psychedelic 17th-century fantasy of peacocks, demons and serpents, carved into every available inch of timber. Only Brahmin priests and the king can enter the temple.

Location: Gorkha

Photographer Name: Priti Thapa

Date Shot: 25-11-2018

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Keywords: gorkha, Gorkha Palace, hindu goddess, Hindu temple, Kali temple, Kalika temple, Prithivi Narayan Shah, Shah Palace, temple of Nepal

Image ID: 1080

Title: Kailashnath Mahadev

Caption: Incredible view of 143 feet tall statue of Lord Shiva , Kailashnath Mahadev, in the middle of beautiful nature of Kailashpuri, Sanga, Bhaktapur. It is the world's fortieth-tallest statue, four places after the Statue of Liberty.

Location: Sanga

Photographer Name: Binaya Shrestha

Date Shot: 26-06-2018

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Keywords: Hindu Deity, Hindu God, Kailashnath Mahadev, Lord Shiva, Mahadev, Sanga, Tallest Shiva in Nepal, Trident

Image ID: 1079

Title: Kailashnath Mahadev

Caption: Incredible view of 143 feet tall statue of Lord Shiva , Kailashnath Mahadev, in the middle of beautiful nature of Kailashpuri, Sanga, Bhaktapur. It is the world's fortieth-tallest statue, four places after the Statue of Liberty.

Location: Sanga

Photographer Name: Binaya Shrestha

Date Shot: 26-06-2018

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Keywords: Hindu Deity, Hindu God, Kailashnath Mahadev, Lord Shiva, Mahadev, Sanga, Tallest Shiva in Nepal, Trident

Image ID: 1075

Title: Changunarayan Temple

Caption: Sitting above Dolagiri Hill of remote Bhaktapur is Changu Narayan. This temple dedicated to Lord Bishnu is considered one of the oldest temples in the history of Nepal.

Location: Changunarayan

Photographer Name: Arlesh Maharjan

Date Shot: 2019

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Keywords: Bishnu, Changunarayan Temple, Hindu God, Hindu temple, Narayan Temple

Image ID: 1074

Title: Old Train Engine

Caption: Old Train engine locked behind the bars in Janakpur. This train probably ran along a 2.6 feet narrow gauge of 45 KM track forever under The Janakpur–Jaynagar Railway (NJJR), which is apparently the second railway in the country built by the British in 1937 during the Rana Regime but not operated for the past 5 years.

Location: Janakpur

Photographer Name: Krishna Shah

Date Shot: 03-2019

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Keywords: Nepal Railway, Nepal Train, Old Train, Old train engine, Railway in Nepal, Vintage photo

Image ID: 1073

Title: Old Train Engine

Caption: Old Train engine locked behind the bars in Janakpur. This train probably ran along a 2.6 feet narrow gauge of 45 KM track forever under The Janakpur–Jaynagar Railway (NJJR), which is apparently the second railway in the country built by the British in 1937 during the Rana Regime but not operated for the past 5 years.

Location: Janakpur

Photographer Name: Krishna Shah

Date Shot: 03-2019

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Keywords: Nepal Railway, Nepal Train, Old Train, Old train engine, Railway in Nepal, Vintage photo

Image ID: 1063

Title: Bagh-Chal "Tiger game"

Caption: Bagh-Chal "Tiger game" is a strategic and two-player board game as much fun as chess, that originated in Nepal. The game is asymmetric in that one player controls four tigers and the other player controls up to twenty goats. The Tigers 'hunt' the goats while the goats attempt to block the tigers'

Location: Swayambhu

Photographer Name: Ask Me About Nepal

Date Shot: 17-09-2018

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Keywords: Bagh Chal, Chess, Tiger Game

Image ID: 1062

Title: Bagh-Chal "Tiger game"

Caption: Bagh-Chal "Tiger game" is a strategic and two-player board game as much fun as chess, that originated in Nepal. The game is asymmetric in that one player controls four tigers and the other player controls up to twenty goats. The Tigers 'hunt' the goats while the goats attempt to block the tigers'

Location: Swayambhu

Photographer Name: Ask Me About Nepal

Date Shot: 17-09-2018

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Keywords: Bagh Chal, Chess, Tiger Game, Nepali Board Games, Nepali Chess

Image ID: 1011

Title: Seto Bhairab aka Swett Bhairab

Caption: Seto Bhairab aka Swett Bhairab is set against the Basantapur Palace wall but not very well visible behind the wooden screen. A snarling ten-foot-high gilded head of Seto Bhairab is the fierce manifestation terrifying and blood swilling aspect of Lord Shiva, one of the most revered deities of Nepal, sacred to Hindus and Buddhists alike. Bhairab is invoked in prayers to destroy enemies.

Location: Kathmandu Durbar Square

Photographer Name: Photokhichuwa

Date Shot: 13-09-2016

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Keywords: Seto Bhairabh, Swet Bhairabh, White Bhairabh, Photokhichuwa

Image ID: 1006

Title: Kumari, The Living Goddess of Nepal

Caption: Trishna Shakya, the current Kumari, The Living Goddess is paraded on her chariot through the ancient alleys of Kathmandu, on the occasion of Indra Jatra Festiva. The Goddess was only three years old when she succeed the former Kumari Matina Shakya on 27 September 2017. Kumari meaning Virgin are young pre-pubescent girls, considered as living incarnation of Goddess Taleju symbolizing power and protection. Patan, Bhaktapur and Kathmandu has Kumari of their own.

Location: Kathmandu Durbar Square

Photographer Name: Photokhichuwa

Date Shot: 13-09-2019

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Keywords: hindu goddess, Hinduim, Indra Jatra Festival, Kumari, Photokhichuwa, The Living Goddess of Nepal, Trishna Shakya

Image ID: 1004

Title: Bagh Bhairabh Temple

Caption: Bagh Bhairab (the Tongue-less Tiger Form Of Lord Bhairav) holds special significance as the AJU DYA (GODFATHER DEITY) of the history of Kirtipur, as it is considered the sacred temple and source of strengths of the warriors of the legendary city that has always been linked with tactical prowess. The uppermost tier of the temple is adorned with various weapons of the enemies defeated in war (specially the two epic battles against the army of Prithvi Narayan Shah).

Location: Kirtipur

Photographer Name: Photokhichuwa

Date Shot: 19-03-2019

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Keywords: Bagh Bhairabh Temple, Hindu temple, kiritpur, Photokhichuwa

Image ID: 1003

Title: Gaddi Baithak

Caption: A 100-year-old palace and one of the most Nepal’s iconic heritage buildings, which was heavily damaged by a M-7.8 earthquake that destroyed scores of history and killed hundreds at a UNESCO World Heritage site here in 2015, is repaired and structurally strengthened and amidst huge function is being inaugurated today.

Location: Basantapur

Photographer Name: Photokhichuwa

Date Shot: 20-09-2015

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Keywords: Basantapur, Gaddi Baithak, Kathmandu Durbar Square, Malla Palace, Photokhichuwa, Royal Palaces

Image ID: 1002

Title: Majipa Lakhe at Indra Jatra Festival

Caption: During in the annual Indra Jatra, the dance of Majipa Lakhey is performed by the Ranjitkar castes of Kathmandu. The dance is quite unique, unlike other traditional dances which have an essence of Chariya Nritya (Buddhist Dance Form), or a Bol and Bhaka (Lyrics recited with Music). The dance of Majipa Lakhey during Indra Jatra features a traditional drum (Dhime) and a pair of Bhusya. The Ranjitkars of Majipa tole state that, one does not require to train for the dance of Majipa. It is something that they have inherited through genes. During the dance, the Lakhey grips the rainbow cloth between his fingers and creating an image of wings, which in association with the sound of the Ghanta (Bells) worn as a belt brings forth a majestic scene.

Location: Kathmandu

Photographer Name: Photokhichuwa

Date Shot: 25-09-2018

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Keywords: Festival of Nepal, Festival of Newari, Hindu mask dance, Hindu Mask Dancer, Indra Jatra Festival, Majipa Lakhe, Photokhichuwa

Image ID: 1001

Title: Gai Jatra

Caption: Locals participate in Ghentang Gisi Dance during Gai Jatra Festival in Bhaktapur. They hold wooden sticks on either hand and beat them against each other by two partners or by the two hands matching the jumpy traditional music.

Location: Bhaktapur

Photographer Name: Photokhichuwa

Date Shot: 19-08-2016

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Keywords: Festival of Nepal, Gai Jatra, Gaijatra, nepali Festival, Newar Culture, Photokhichuwa, Procession, Religious Carnival, Saparu

Image ID: 999

Title: Gai Jatra

Caption: Gai Jatra or Saparu as locally called by Newars, is a unique carnival to commemorate the family members who passed away the previous year. Procession led by family members disguised as cow and beggar make rounds in a neighborhood asking for alms. In Bhaktapur a tall pole called Sancha is decorated a cow is paraded. It is believed that this procession will guide the departed soul to reach the heaven holding the cow’s tail.

Location: Bhaktapur

Photographer Name: Photkhichuwa

Date Shot: 19-08-2016

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Keywords: Festival of Nepal, Gai Jatra, Gaijatra, nepali Festival, Newar Culture, Photokhichuwa, Procession, Religious Carnival, Saparu

Image ID: 998

Title: Mask Dance

Caption: Mask Dance during Indra Jatra Festival.

Location: Kathmandu Durbar Square

Photographer Name: Photokhichuwa

Date Shot: 25-09-2018

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Keywords: Festival of Nepal, Festival of Newari, Indra Jatra Festival, Mask dance, Mask dancer, Photokhichuwa

Image ID: 997

Title: Majipa Lakhe at Indra Jatra Festival

Caption: During in the annual Indra Jatra, the dance of Majipa Lakhey is performed by the Ranjitkar castes of Kathmandu. The dance is quite unique, unlike other traditional dances which have an essence of Chariya Nritya (Buddhist Dance Form), or a Bol and Bhaka (Lyrics recited with Music). The dance of Majipa Lakhey during Indra Jatra features a traditional drum (Dhime) and a pair of Bhusya. The Ranjitkars of Majipa tole state that, one does not require to train for the dance of Majipa. It is something that they have inherited through genes. During the dance, the Lakhey grips the rainbow cloth between his fingers and creating an image of wings, which in association with the sound of the Ghanta (Bells) worn as a belt brings forth a majestic scene.

Location: Kathmandu

Photographer Name: Photokhichuwa

Date Shot: 25-09-2018

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Keywords: Festival of Nepal, Festival of Newari, Hindu mask dance, Hindu Mask Dancer, Indra Jatra Festival, Majipa Lakhe, Photokhichuwa

Image ID: 996

Title: Eid Mubarak

Caption: Musilims at Jama Masjid in Nepal exchange warm greetings on the occasion of Eid.

Location: Kathmandu

Photographer Name: Photokhichuwa

Date Shot: 16-06-2018

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Keywords: eid mubarak, Jama Masjid, Mosque in Nepal, Muslim, Nepali Moslim, Photokhichuwa

Image ID: 995

Title: Akash Bhairabh

Caption: Akash Bhairabh Idol in front of his temple during Dashain Festival. Akash Bhairabh is supposedly head of Kirant king Yalambar the fiercest warriors of his times. He wanted to participate in famous Mahabharta Battle in Kurukchetra from Kaurava brothers’ side because they were losing the battle. Lord Krishna who was on the winning Pandava brothers’ side tricked him and beheaded him. Upon Yalambara’s last wish Krishna installed his head on the sky to watch the epic war. Hence the name Akash Bhairabh (Sky Bhairabh)

Location: Indrachowk

Photographer Name: Photokhichuwa

Date Shot: 25-04-2012

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Keywords: Akash Bhairabh, Bhairabh, Hindu Deity, Hindu God, Photokhichuwa, Yalambar

Image ID: 994

Title: Indra Jatra Celebration at Hanuman Dhoka

Caption: Indra Jatra Celebration at Hanuman Dhoka. According to Hindu Mythology, Lord Indra’s mother Dagi (Dev Mata) gave him a special cloak to descend on earth to pluck Jasmine flowers for her. Cloak disguised him as a human being but he was caught by a farmer and punished by The king for plucking the sacred night jasmine. Dev Mata then descended to earth to rescue her missing son. As a symbol of gratitude Indra gifted king with the cloak for releasing him, which is now used as a Flag, that is hoisted on top Linga, the tall tree log selected through special tantric rituals from the forests of NALA.

Location: Kathmandu Durbar Square

Photographer Name: Photokhichuwa

Date Shot: 08-09-2019

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Keywords: Festival of Nepal, Festival of Newari, God of Rain, Indra jatra, Linga, Newar Culture, Photokhichuwa, pole

Image ID: 993

Title: Hanuman, The MonKey God

Caption: Hanuman, a Monkey God is an assistant to the Lord Ram during the exciting events of the Ramayana has led to the god’s appearance guarding many important entrances. Here, cloaked in red and sheltered by an umbrella, a Hanuman statue marks the dhoka (entrance) to the Hanuman Dhoka and has even given the palace its name. The statue dates from 1672; the god’s face has long disappeared under a coating of orange vermillion paste applied by generations of devotees.

Location: Kathmandu Durbar Square

Photographer Name: Photokhichuwa

Date Shot: 01-01-2019

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Keywords: Basantapur, Hanuman, Hanuman Dhoka Durbar Square, Hindu Deity, Hindu God, Kathmandu Durbar Square, Photokhichuwa, The Monkey God

Image ID: 992

Title: Handigaun Ko Jatra

Caption: Devotees carrying the palanquin bearing the Tundal devi Goddess through streets of Handigaun. It is called Ghana Khojne Jatra (festivals for searching lost jewels) because the palanquin at the end of day is waded through Gahana Pokhari (Jewel Pond) as an enactment of searching for lost jewels. This festival commences every year on the lunar calendar’s Chaitra Shukla Astami (March/April) with the raising of the ceremonial pole, or lingo, and ends a month later with its lowering.

Location: Handigaon

Photographer Name: Photokhichuwa

Date Shot: 23-04-2016

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Keywords: Festival of Nepal, Festival of Newari, Gahana Khojne Jatra, Gahana Pokhari, Handigaun Ko Jatra, Nepali Musician, Newari culture, Newari Festival, Photokhichuwa

Image ID: 991

Title: Ghanta Ghar, The Clock Tower

Caption: Ghantaghar (literally clock-tower) is one of its first is located at Arts faculty of Tribhuwan Chandra Campus. It was built by Rana Prime Minister Bir Shumsher upon seeing Big Ben when he visited England. The original, that collapsed during B.S. 1990's earthquake was a replica of Big Ben unlike this one which is still standing tall despite 7.9 rector scale earthquake that shook Kathmandu Valley's almost all monuments down in B.S 2072.

Location: Tri-Chandra College

Photographer Name: Photokhichuwa

Date Shot: 15-04-2020

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Keywords: Clock Tower, Clock tower of Kathmandu, Ghanta Ghar, Photokhichuwa, Tri-Chandra College

Image ID: 989

Title: Goddess Tudaldevi Baishnavi

Caption: Goddess Tudaldevi Baishnavi is placed on a chariot during Handigaun ko Jatra. Her parade starts at her temple in Baluwatar and is pulled through the ancient town of Hadigaun. On the way to Gahana Pokhari, the chariot makes multiple stops at the doorsteps of the houses with red mud painting, so that devotees can pay respect and make offerings to the Goddess. One of the interesting offerings is umbrella that is hung on the top of the chariot.

Location: Tundal Devi Temple

Photographer Name: Photokhichuwa

Date Shot: 20-04-2019

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Keywords: Festival of Nepal, Festival of Newari, Gahana Khojne Jatra, Gahana Pokhari, Handigaun Ko Jatra, Nepali Musician, Newari culture, Newari Festival, Photokhichuwa

Image ID: 982

Title: Gai Jatra Festival

Caption: Gai Jatra or Saparu as locally called by Newars, is a unique carnival to commemorate the family members who passed away the previous year. Procession led by family members disguised as cow and beggar make rounds in a neighborhood asking for alms. In Bhaktapur a tall pole called Sancha is decorated a cow is paraded. It is believed that this procession will guide the departed soul to reach the heaven holding the cow’s tail.

Location: Bhaktapur

Photographer Name: Photokhichuwa

Date Shot: 19-08-2016

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Keywords: Festival of Nepal, Gai Jatra, Gaijatra, nepali Festival, Newar Culture, Photokhichuwa, Procession, Religious Carnival, Saparu

Image ID: 979

Title: Pulu Kisi, The White Elephant

Caption: Pulu Kisi - "AIRHAT" the mystical white Elephant, the official Bahan (carrier) of Indra, is one of the most infamous yet loved part of the Indra Jatra Festival. In accordance with the folklore about his lord Indra being captured and tied to be displayed on a wooden platform high up in the center of the city, Pulu Kisi which resides at kilagal, wanders around the city looking for his master, often mischievous and naughty , accompanied by a gang of fans around him and a set of drums and bhusya.

Location: Kathmandu Durbar Square

Photographer Name: Photokhichuwa

Date Shot: 13-09-2016

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Keywords: Indra jatra, Indra's carrier, Indra's stride, Photokhichuwa, Pulu Kisi, White Elephant

Image ID: 978

Title: Mangal Bazar

Caption: Arrays of temples including Krishna Temple second from right, as seen from Patan Durbar Square in Magal Bazar.

Location: Patan

Photographer Name: Photokhichuwa

Date Shot: 15-04-2020

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Keywords: Krishna Temple, Mangal Bazar, Narayan Temple, Patan Durbar Square 2016, Photokhichuwa, Siddhi Narasingh Malla

Image ID: 977

Title: Rato Macchendranath Deity

Caption: He has a red face and eyes benevolently lowered. Red face, hence the Rato Macchendratha. He is paraded on his towering and massive chariot, rath, through the streets of Patan in April or early May. Journey begins at Pulchok where the rath is erected the to Gabahal, Mangal Bazar, Hakha, Sundhara, Chakrabahil and Lagankhel to reach the final destination at Jawalakhel perhaps months later depending upon the auspicious moment carefully calculated by astrologers.

Location: Patan

Photographer Name: Photokhichuwa

Date Shot: 27-07-2020

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Keywords: Chariot, Festival of Nepal, Festival of Newari, God of Harvest, God of Rain, Nepali Culture, Nepali Tradition, Newar Culture, Newar Tradition, Rath, Rato Macchendranath

Image ID: 974

Title: PanchaDaan (Panjrã) or Juga Charey

Caption: PanchaDaan (Panjrã) or Juga Charey is a famous Buddhist festival. Early morning statue of Dipankar Buddha or Buddha or Bodhisattva are exhibit at their respective Bihara or private home. During this festival gifts are offered to the household monks of Kathmandu, Lalitpur and Bhaktapur. Since monastic Buddhism has been long extinct in Nepal, the receivers of the gift today are the Buddhist priests, the Shakyas and the Bajracharya, who go begging alms to the monastery and visit house of their clients. However, the main highlight of the festival is the giving away of five elements (wheat grains, rice grains, salt, money and fruit).

Location: Bhaktapur

Photographer Name: Photokhichuwa

Date Shot: 28-08-2019

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Keywords: Buddhism in Nepal, buddhist festival, Dipankara Buddha, Juga Charey, PanchaDaan, Panjrã, Photokhichuwa

Image ID: 973

Title: PanchaDaan (Panjrã) or Juga Charey

Caption: PanchaDaan (Panjrã) or Juga Charey is a famous Buddhist festival. Early morning statue of Dipankar Buddha or Buddha or Bodhisattva are exhibit at their respective Bihara or private home. During this festival gifts are offered to the household monks of Kathmandu, Lalitpur and Bhaktapur. Since monastic Buddhism has been long extinct in Nepal, the receivers of the gift today are the Buddhist priests, the Shakyas and the Bajracharya, who go begging alms to the monastery and visit house of their clients. However, the main highlight of the festival is the giving away of five elements (wheat grains, rice grains, salt, money and fruit).

Location: Bhaktapur

Photographer Name: Photokhichuwa

Date Shot: 28-08-2019

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Keywords: Buddhism in Nepal, buddhist festival, Dipankara Buddha, Juga Charey, PanchaDaan, Panjrã, Photokhichuwa

Image ID: 972

Title: PanchaDaan (Panjrã) or Juga Charey

Caption: PanchaDaan (Panjrã) or Juga Charey is a famous Buddhist festival. Early morning statue of Dipankar Buddha or Buddha or Bodhisattva are exhibit at their respective Bihara or private home. During this festival gifts are offered to the household monks of Kathmandu, Lalitpur and Bhaktapur. Since monastic Buddhism has been long extinct in Nepal, the receivers of the gift today are the Buddhist priests, the Shakyas and the Bajracharya, who go begging alms to the monastery and visit house of their clients. However, the main highlight of the festival is the giving away of five elements (wheat grains, rice grains, salt, money and fruit).

Location: Bhaktapur

Photographer Name: Photokhichuwa

Date Shot: 28-08-2019

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Keywords: Buddhism in Nepal, buddhist festival, Dipankara Buddha, Juga Charey, PanchaDaan, Panjrã, Photokhichuwa

Image ID: 970

Title: Handigaun ko Jatra

Caption: Devotees carrying the palanquin bearing the Tundal devi Goddess through streets of Handigaun. It is called Ghana Khojne Jatra (festivals for searching lost jewels) because the palanquin at the end of day is waded through Gahana Pokhari (Jewel Pond) as an enactment of searching for lost jewels. This festival commences every year on the lunar calendar’s Chaitra Shukla Astami (March/April) with the raising of the ceremonial pole, or lingo, and ends a month later with its lowering.

Location: Handigaun

Photographer Name: Photokhichuwa

Date Shot: 20-04-2019

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Keywords: Festival of Nepal, Festival of Newari, Gahana Khojne Jatra, Gahana Pokhari, Handigaun Ko Jatra, Nepali Musician, Newari culture, Newari Festival, Photokhichuwa

Image ID: 969

Title: Food Festival In Khokana

Caption: Wide array of Newari food during the food fest in Khokana,a medieval Newari town located eight kms south of Kathmandu.

Location: Khokana

Photographer Name: Photokhichuwa

Date Shot: 23-02-2020

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Keywords: food festival, Jyapu, khokana, newari feast, newari food, Photokhichuwa

Image ID: 968

Title: Pulu Kisi, The White Elephant

Caption: Pulu Kisi - "AIRHAT" the mystical white Elephant, the official Bahan (carrier) of Indra, is one of the most infamous yet loved part of the Indra Jatra Festival. In accordance with the folklore about his lord Indra being captured and tied to be displayed on a wooden platform high up in the center of the city, Pulu Kisi which resides at kilagal, wanders around the city looking for his master, often mischievous and naughty , accompanied by a gang of fans around him and a set of drums and bhusya.

Location: Kathmandu Durbar Square

Photographer Name: Photokhichuwa

Date Shot: 14-09-2019

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Keywords: Indra jatra, Indra's carrier, Indra's stride, Photokhichuwa, Pulu Kisi, White Elephant

Image ID: 967

Title: Bishwakarma Jayanti Celebration

Caption: Devotees immersing Bishwakarma after the ritual into the river at Chobhar. Bishwakarma Jayanti is a day to venerate God Bishwakarma, the divine carpenter and architect of this universe, who is the son of Lord Brahma. The greatness of his works is mentioned in the Rig Veda and Sthapatya Veda, which is the science of architecture and mechanics. Bishwakarma Puja is a day of great importance for the worker community. They pray to Lord Vishwakarma on this day for success in their respective fields, along with smooth and safe working of the machines. After the craftsmen worship their tools they refrain from using it.

Location: Chobhar

Photographer Name: Photokhichuwa

Date Shot: 19-09-2019

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Keywords: Bishwakarma Jayanti, Chobhar, Hindu Deity, Hindu Devotees, Lord Bishnu's son, Lord of Architect, lord of crafts, Photokhichuwa, vishwakarma

Image ID: 966

Title: Bishwakarma Jayanti

Caption: Devotees immersing Bishwakarma after the ritual into the river at Chobhar. Bishwakarma Jayanti is a day to venerate God Bishwakarma, the divine carpenter and architect of this universe, who is the son of Lord Brahma. The greatness of his works is mentioned in the Rig Veda and Sthapatya Veda, which is the science of architecture and mechanics. Bishwakarma Puja is a day of great importance for the worker community. They pray to Lord Vishwakarma on this day for success in their respective fields, along with smooth and safe working of the machines. After the craftsmen worship their tools they refrain from using it.

Location: Chobhar

Photographer Name: Photokhichuwa

Date Shot: 19-09-2019

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Keywords: Bishwakarma Jayanti, Chobhar, Hindu Deity, Hindu Devotees, Lord Bishnu's son, Lord of Architect, lord of crafts, Photokhichuwa, vishwakarma

Image ID: 965

Title: Bishwakarma Jayanti

Caption: Devotees immersing Bishwakarma after the ritual into the river at Chobhar. Bishwakarma Jayanti is a day to venerate God Bishwakarma, the divine carpenter and architect of this universe, who is the son of Lord Brahma. The greatness of his works is mentioned in the Rig Veda and Sthapatya Veda, which is the science of architecture and mechanics. Bishwakarma Puja is a day of great importance for the worker community. They pray to Lord Vishwakarma on this day for success in their respective fields, along with smooth and safe working of the machines. After the craftsmen worship their tools they refrain from using it.

Location: Chobhar

Photographer Name: Photokhichuwa

Date Shot: 19-09-2019

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Keywords: Bishwakarma Jayanti, Chobhar, Hindu Deity, Hindu Devotees, Lord Bishnu's son, Lord of Architect, lord of crafts, Photokhichuwa, vishwakarma

Image ID: 963

Title: Haku Patasi Girls

Caption: Newar Girls wearing Haku Patasi. Haku Patasi is a black cotton saris with a red border also know has hāku parsi. It is the main attire of ladies from farmer castes, Jyapu. It used to be an everyday clothing now limited to ceremonial dressing.

Location: Khokana

Photographer Name: Photokhichuwa

Date Shot: 23-02-2020

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Keywords: haku parsi, Haku Patasi, Jyapu, Jyapur attire, newar girls, newari attire, Photokhichuwa

Image ID: 962

Title: 𝐃𝐄𝐄 𝐏𝐲𝐚𝐤𝐡𝐚𝐧 (D𝐞𝐯𝐢 𝐍𝐚𝐜𝐡 𝐨𝐟 𝐊𝐢𝐥𝐚𝐠𝐚𝐥)

Caption: During the 10-12th century the gods of Kilagal performed the sacred dance in front of the Kaal Bhairav statue at Basantapur every night. Any mortal that witnesse the sacred dance died the next morning. The King consulted Royal Tantriks (Priests) and ordered artists to enact similar dance wearing masks of dancer deities, where evil forces are defeated, in front of the Kaal Bhairabh and other various Dabali (squares). This initiation stopped mysterious deaths. Now the dance is incorporated into the Yeya Punhi: The dance at Jaisidewal dabali is especially important as the actual Kumari – Living Goddess of Nepal chariot is paused there to let Her watch the Kumari fighting the Demon Act of the dance.

Location: Kilagal

Photographer Name: Photokhichuwa

Date Shot: 14-09-2019

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Keywords: 𝐃𝐄𝐄 𝐏𝐲𝐚𝐤𝐡𝐚𝐧, D𝐞𝐯𝐢 𝐍𝐚𝐜𝐡 𝐨𝐟 𝐊𝐢𝐥𝐚𝐠𝐚𝐥, Hindu mask dance, Kilagal, Mask dance, masked dancers, Newari Ritual, Photokhichuwa

Image ID: 960

Title: Maru Ganesh Temple

Caption: Priestess at Maru Ganesh Temple which is located at south-east corner just ourside of Kathmandu Durbar Square. This elephant headed god is the most beloved God of Hindus in Nepal.

Location: Kathmandu

Photographer Name: Photokhichuwa

Date Shot: 12-01-2018

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Keywords: Ganesh, Hindu Deity, Hindu God, Maru Ganesh, Maru Ganeshthan, Photokhichuwa

Image ID: 959

Title: Guruju, The Bajracharya Priests

Caption: Guruju, the Bajracharya priests playing Kasai Baja.

Location: Kathmandu

Photographer Name: Photokhichuwa

Date Shot: 16-09-2019

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Keywords: Photokhichuwa, Guruju, Bajracharya priests, Kasai Baja.

Image ID: 958

Title: Devi Naach of Kilagal

Caption: During the 10-12th century the gods of Kilagal performed the sacred dance in front of the Kaal Bhairav statue at Basantapur every night. Any mortal that witnesse the sacred dance died the next morning. The King consulted Royal Tantriks (Priests) and ordered artists to enact similar dance wearing masks of dancer deities, where evil forces are defeated, in front of the Kaal Bhairabh and other various Dabali (squares). This initiation stopped mysterious deaths. Now the dance is incorporated into the Yeya Punhi: The dance at Jaisidewal dabali is especially important as the actual Kumari – Living Goddess of Nepal chariot is paused there to let Her watch the Kumari fighting the Demon Act of the dance.

Location: Kilagal

Photographer Name: Photo Khichuwa

Date Shot: 13-09-2019

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Keywords: 𝐃𝐄𝐄 𝐏𝐲𝐚𝐤𝐡𝐚𝐧, D𝐞𝐯𝐢 𝐍𝐚𝐜𝐡 𝐨𝐟 𝐊𝐢𝐥𝐚𝐠𝐚𝐥, Hindu mask dance, Kilagal, Mask dance, masked dancers, Newari Ritual, Photokhichuwa

Image ID: 957

Title: 𝐃𝐄𝐄 𝐏𝐲𝐚𝐤𝐡𝐚𝐧 (D𝐞𝐯𝐢 𝐍𝐚𝐜𝐡 𝐨𝐟 𝐊𝐢𝐥𝐚𝐠𝐚𝐥)

Caption: During the 10-12th century the gods of Kilagal performed the sacred dance in front of the Kaal Bhairav statue at Basantapur every night. Any mortal that witnesse the sacred dance died the next morning. The King consulted Royal Tantriks (Priests) and ordered artists to enact similar dance wearing masks of dancer deities, where evil forces are defeated, in front of the Kaal Bhairabh and other various Dabali (squares). This initiation stopped mysterious deaths. Now the dance is incorporated into the Yeya Punhi: The dance at Jaisidewal dabali is especially important as the actual Kumari – Living Goddess of Nepal chariot is paused there to let Her watch the Kumari fighting the Demon Act of the dance.

Location: Kilagal

Photographer Name: Photokhichuwa

Date Shot: 14-09-2019

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Keywords: 𝐃𝐄𝐄 𝐏𝐲𝐚𝐤𝐡𝐚𝐧, D𝐞𝐯𝐢 𝐍𝐚𝐜𝐡 𝐨𝐟 𝐊𝐢𝐥𝐚𝐠𝐚𝐥, Hindu mask dance, Kilagal, Mask dance, masked dancers, Newari Ritual, Photokhichuwa

Image ID: 838

Title: Janaki Temple in Janakpur

Caption: The Janaki Mandir is dedicated to Goddess Sita also known as Janak putri Janaki (Daughter of King Janak) The beautiful Janaki Mandir is a Hindu temple at the heart of Janakpur city. Fully built in bright white, the temple is an example of perfect artistry. Constructed in an area of 4,860 sq. feet in a mixed style of Islamic and Rajput domes, the temple is 50 meters high. It is a three storied structure made entirely of stone and marble. All its 60 rooms are decorated with colored glass, engravings and paintings, with beautiful lattice windows and turrets.

Location: Janakpur

Photographer Name: Nikita Dongol

Date Shot: 13-11-2018

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Keywords: Birthplace of Sita, Hindu temple, Janaki, Janaki Madir, Janaki Temple, Janakpur, Janakpurdham, King Janak, Ram Sita, Sita Ram, Temple of Sita, Temples of Nepal

Image ID: 837

Title: Janaki Temple in Janakpur

Caption: The Janaki Mandir is dedicated to Goddess Sita also known as Janak putri Janaki (Daughter of King Janak) The beautiful Janaki Mandir is a Hindu temple at the heart of Janakpur city. Fully built in bright white, the temple is an example of perfect artistry. Constructed in an area of 4,860 sq. feet in a mixed style of Islamic and Rajput domes, the temple is 50 meters high. It is a three storied structure made entirely of stone and marble. All its 60 rooms are decorated with colored glass, engravings and paintings, with beautiful lattice windows and turrets.

Location: Janakpur

Photographer Name: Krishna Shah

Date Shot: 25-03-2019

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Keywords: Birthplace of Sita, Hindu temple, Janaki, Janaki Madir, Janaki Temple, Janakpur, Janakpurdham, King Janak, Ram Sita, Sita Ram, Temple of Sita, Temples of Nepal

Image ID: 836

Title: Janaki Temple in Janakpur

Caption: The Janaki Mandir is dedicated to Goddess Sita also known as Janak putri Janaki (Daughter of King Janak) The beautiful Janaki Mandir is a Hindu temple at the heart of Janakpur city. Fully built in bright white, the temple is an example of perfect artistry. Constructed in an area of 4,860 sq. feet in a mixed style of Islamic and Rajput domes, the temple is 50 meters high. It is a three storied structure made entirely of stone and marble. All its 60 rooms are decorated with colored glass, engravings and paintings, with beautiful lattice windows and turrets.

Location: Janakpur

Photographer Name: Krishna Shah

Date Shot: 25-03-2019

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Keywords: Birthplace of Sita, Hindu temple, Janaki, Janaki Madir, Janaki Temple, Janakpur, Janakpurdham, King Janak, Ram Sita, Sita Ram, Temple of Sita, Temples of Nepal

Image ID: 835

Title: Janaki Temple in Janakpur

Caption: The Janaki Mandir is dedicated to Goddess Sita also known as Janak putri Janaki (Daughter of King Janak) The beautiful Janaki Mandir is a Hindu temple at the heart of Janakpur city. Fully built in bright white, the temple is an example of perfect artistry. Constructed in an area of 4,860 sq. feet in a mixed style of Islamic and Rajput domes, the temple is 50 meters high. It is a three storied structure made entirely of stone and marble. All its 60 rooms are decorated with colored glass, engravings and paintings, with beautiful lattice windows and turrets.

Location: Janakpur

Photographer Name: Krishna Shah

Date Shot: 24-03-2019

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Keywords: Birthplace of Sita, Hindu temple, Janaki, Janaki Madir, Janaki Temple, Janakpur, Janakpurdham, King Janak, Ram Sita, Sita Ram, Temple of Sita, Temples of Nepal

Image ID: 834

Title: Janaki Temple in Janakpur

Caption: The Janaki Mandir is dedicated to Goddess Sita also known as Janak putri Janaki (Daughter of King Janak) The beautiful Janaki Mandir is a Hindu temple at the heart of Janakpur city. Fully built in bright white, the temple is an example of perfect artistry. Constructed in an area of 4,860 sq. feet in a mixed style of Islamic and Rajput domes, the temple is 50 meters high. It is a three storied structure made entirely of stone and marble. All its 60 rooms are decorated with colored glass, engravings and paintings, with beautiful lattice windows and turrets.

Location: Janakpur

Photographer Name: Krishna Shah

Date Shot: 24-03-2019

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Keywords: Birthplace of Sita, Hindu temple, Janaki, Janaki Madir, Janaki Temple, Janakpur, Janakpurdham, King Janak, Ram Sita, Sita Ram, Temple of Sita, Temples of Nepal

Image ID: 833

Title: Janaki Temple in Janakpur

Caption: The Janaki Mandir is dedicated to Goddess Sita also known as Janak putri Janaki (Daughter of King Janak) The beautiful Janaki Mandir is a Hindu temple at the heart of Janakpur city. Fully built in bright white, the temple is an example of perfect artistry. Constructed in an area of 4,860 sq. feet in a mixed style of Islamic and Rajput domes, the temple is 50 meters high. It is a three storied structure made entirely of stone and marble. All its 60 rooms are decorated with colored glass, engravings and paintings, with beautiful lattice windows and turrets.

Location: Janakpur

Photographer Name: Krishna Shah

Date Shot: 24-03-2019

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Keywords: Birthplace of Sita, Hindu temple, Janaki, Janaki Madir, Janaki Temple, Janakpur, Janakpurdham, King Janak, Ram Sita, Sita Ram, Temple of Sita, Temples of Nepal

Image ID: 831

Title: Janaki Temple in Janakpur.

Caption: The Janaki Mandir is dedicated to Goddess Sita also known as Janak putri Janaki (Daughter of King Janak) The beautiful Janaki Mandir is a Hindu temple at the heart of Janakpur city. Fully built in bright white, the temple is an example of perfect artistry. Constructed in an area of 4,860 sq. feet in a mixed style of Islamic and Rajput domes, the temple is 50 meters high. It is a three storied structure made entirely of stone and marble. All its 60 rooms are decorated with colored glass, engravings and paintings, with beautiful lattice windows and turrets.

Location: Janakpur

Photographer Name: Krishna Shah

Date Shot: 24-03-2019

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Keywords: Birthplace of Sita, Hindu temple, Janaki, Janaki Madir, Janaki Temple, Janakpur, Janakpurdham, King Janak, Ram Sita, Sita Ram, Temple of Sita, Temples of Nepal

Image ID: 828

Title: Nava Durga Mask Dance

Caption: Nava Durga dance or a Mask Dance Ceremony of nine different forms of Goddess Durga is native to Newars of Bhaktapur. Dancers in a various demonic representation of manifestations of Parvati (another name of Durga), the shakti of Lord Shiva in the tantric tradition, parade throughout the Bhaktapur city and nearby localities.

Location: Bhaktapur

Photographer Name: Ojaswi Lakhey

Date Shot: 22-02-2019

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Keywords: Bhaktapur, Festival of Nepal, Hindu Dance Festival, Hindu mask dance, masked dancers, Nava Durga Mask Dance, Newar Culture, nine durga, Ojaswi Lakhey

Image ID: 827

Title: Nava Durga Mask Dance

Caption: Nava Durga dance or a Mask Dance Ceremony of nine different forms of Goddess Durga is native to Newars of Bhaktapur. Dancers in a various demonic representation of manifestations of Parvati (another name of Durga), the shakti of Lord Shiva in the tantric tradition, parade throughout the Bhaktapur city and nearby localities.

Location: Bhaktapur

Photographer Name: Ojaswi Lakhey

Date Shot: 22-02-2019

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Keywords: Bhaktapur, Festival of Nepal, Hindu Dance Festival, Hindu mask dance, masked dancers, Nava Durga Mask Dance, Newar Culture, nine durga, Ojaswi Lakhey

Image ID: 826

Title: Nava Durga Mask Dance

Caption: Nava Durga dance or a Mask Dance Ceremony of nine different forms of Goddess Durga is native to Newars of Bhaktapur. Dancers in a various demonic representation of manifestations of Parvati (another name of Durga), the shakti of Lord Shiva in the tantric tradition, parade throughout the Bhaktapur city and nearby localities.

Location: Bhaktapur

Photographer Name: Ojaswi Lakhey

Date Shot: 22-02-2019

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Keywords: Bhaktapur, Festival of Nepal, Hindu Dance Festival, Hindu mask dance, masked dancers, Nava Durga Mask Dance, Newar Culture, nine durga, Ojaswi Lakhey

Image ID: 825

Title: Nava Durga Mask Dance

Caption: Nava Durga dance or a Mask Dance Ceremony of nine different forms of Goddess Durga is native to Newars of Bhaktapur. Dancers in a various demonic representation of manifestations of Parvati (another name of Durga), the shakti of Lord Shiva in the tantric tradition, parade throughout the Bhaktapur city and nearby localities.

Location: Bhaktapur

Photographer Name: Ojaswi Lakhey

Date Shot: 22-02-2019

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Keywords: Bhaktapur, Festival of Nepal, Hindu Dance Festival, Hindu mask dance, masked dancers, Nava Durga Mask Dance, Newar Culture, nine durga, Ojaswi Lakhey

Image ID: 824

Title: Nava Durga Mask Dance

Caption: Nava Durga dance or a Mask Dance Ceremony of nine different forms of Goddess Durga is native to Newars of Bhaktapur. Dancers in a various demonic representation of manifestations of Parvati (another name of Durga), the shakti of Lord Shiva in the tantric tradition, parade throughout the Bhaktapur city and nearby localities.

Location: Bhaktapur

Photographer Name: Ojaswi Lakhey

Date Shot: 22-02-2019

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Keywords: Bhaktapur, Festival of Nepal, Hindu Dance Festival, Hindu mask dance, masked dancers, Nava Durga Mask Dance, Newar Culture, nine durga, Ojaswi Lakhey

Image ID: 823

Title: Mt. Dhaulagiri

Caption: Dhaulagiri himal 8,167m located in the northwest of myagdi district of Nepal. East of Mt.Dhaulagiri 1 the Kali Gandaki River flows.

Location: Mustang

Photographer Name: Bhim Gurung

Date Shot: 01-01-2019

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Keywords: Guru Rinpoche, Himals of Nepal, Mountains of Nepal, Mt. Dhaulagiri, Muktinath, Mustang, Padmasambhabha

Image ID: 822

Title: Ninja Bird

Caption: Ninja Bird

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Photographer Name: THC Photography

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Keywords: Ninja Bird, Birds of Nepal, Nepali Birds, Fauna

Image ID: 821

Title: Common Stonechat Saxicola Torquatus

Caption: Common Stonechat Saxicola Torquatus sitting on sugarcane stalk, near Sali Nadi, Kathmandu.

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Photographer Name: THC Photography

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Keywords: Common Stonechat Saxicola Torquatus, Birds of Nepal, Nepali Birds, Fauna

Image ID: 817

Title: Trishul at Pandaveshor Mahadev Temple, Dang

Caption: Trishul (Trident) at Pandaveshor Mahadev temple in Dang. A fascinating temple of Pandaveshor Mahadev temple lies on the bottom of rich hill with green thick trees all around after crossing a shallow but popular Babai river. The temple carries the myth that once the Pandavas, the Five righteous brothers from Mahabharata worshipped at the temple before going to heaven. Dang, Nepal

Location: Dang

Photographer Name: Anooj Nyaupane

Date Shot: 23-01-2019

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Keywords: Anooj Nyaupane, Dang, Holy sites of Nepal, Mahabharat, Panch Pandav, Pandav, Pandaveshor Mahadev temple, Pandu, Trident, Trishul

Image ID: 816

Title: Chitwan National Park, Sauraha

Caption: The Breeding center is one of the two elephant-breeding centers that exist in the world. Elephant is fast becoming one of the most endangered animals hence the center was established to increase its numbers. Here, you will have an opportunity to learn about the efforts to increase the pachyderm population and get to see several cow elephants and their calves.

Location: Sauraha

Photographer Name: yyaabbaaddaabbaaddoo

Date Shot: 16-01-2019

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Keywords: Chitwan National Park, Elephant, Elephant Breeding Center, National Parks of Nepal, Sauraha, yyaabbaaddaabbaaddoo

Image ID: 815

Title: Chitwan National Park, Sauraha

Caption: The Breeding center is one of the two elephant-breeding centers that exist in the world. Elephant is fast becoming one of the most endangered animals hence the center was established to increase its numbers. Here, you will have an opportunity to learn about the efforts to increase the pachyderm population and get to see several cow elephants and their calves.

Location: Sauraha

Photographer Name: yyaabbaaddaabbaaddoo

Date Shot: 16-01-2019

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Keywords: Chitwan National Park, Elephant, Elephant Breeding Center, National Parks of Nepal, Sauraha, yyaabbaaddaabbaaddoo

Image ID: 814

Title: Chitwan National Park, Sauraha

Caption: The Breeding center is one of the two elephant-breeding centers that exist in the world. Elephant is fast becoming one of the most endangered animals hence the center was established to increase its numbers. Here, you will have an opportunity to learn about the efforts to increase the pachyderm population and get to see several cow elephants and their calves.

Location: Sauraha

Photographer Name: yyaabbaaddaabbaaddoo

Date Shot: 16-01-2019

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Keywords: Chitwan National Park, Elephant, Elephant Breeding Center, National Parks of Nepal, Sauraha, yyaabbaaddaabbaaddoo

Image ID: 810

Title: The Burmese Stupa

Caption: Lokamani Cula Pagoda Myanmar Stupa: Golden Shrine in Lumbini. One of the oldest temples at this UNESCO Heritage site is this Burmese Golden Stupa. It has three prayer areas and is one of the most easily recognized Stupas in the entire compound.

Location: Lumbini Heritage Site

Photographer Name: Priti Thapa

Date Shot: 30-12-2018

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Keywords: Buddhist monastery, Burmese Stupa*, Historical Site, Lumbini, monastic, nepal, Priti Thapa, UNESCO World Heritage Site, world heritage Site of Nepal, Lokamani Cula Pagoda

Image ID: 806

Title: Korean Buddhist Temple, Lumbini

Caption: Korean Buddhist temple at Lumbini Heritage Site.

Location: Lumbini Heritage Site

Photographer Name: Priti Thapa

Date Shot: 30-12-2018

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Keywords: Buddhist monastery, Historical Site, Korean Buddhist Temple, Lumbini, monastic, nepal, Priti Thapa, UNESCO World Heritage Site, world heritage Site of Nepal

Image ID: 805

Title: The Mayadevi Temple in Lumbini

Caption: The Mayadevi Temple in seen through Brick ruins in the Sacred Garden. The temple is built on the site called "The Sacred Garden" where Buddha reputedly was born as Prince Siddhartha Gautama was to Queen Mayadevi and King Suddhodhana and Purshkarini is a pond where the Queen mother took the ritual dip prior to His birth and later He had His first bath there too. The Garden was lost for 600 years and its rediscovery, in 1895, by a German archaeologist A A Führer. When he and Nepali escort by sheer coincidence camped practically on top of the garden. While they slept, one of the porters, answering the nature's call stumbled upon the ruins (that surround the now temple ) obscured by the jungle. Hence, the site was one of the greatest and luckiest finds of the century. Lumbini was declared the World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1997.

Location: Lumbini Heritage Site

Photographer Name: Priti Thapa

Date Shot: 30-12-2018

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Keywords: Brick ruins, Buddhist monastery, Historical Site, Lumbini, Maya Devi Temple, monastic, nepal, Priti Thapa, UNESCO World Heritage Site, world heritage Site of Nepal

Image ID: 804

Title: Rani Mahal, Palpa

Caption: Rani Mahal is a derelict Palace perched atop an outcrop directly overlooking almost dried up yet turquoise Kali Gandaki River. Built in the 19th century by a former government minister who, according to the custom, was exiled to Palpa after a failed palace coup. The palace is so secluded that there are no villages in or along the surrounding of 1 hour drive from Tansen Bazaar.

Location: Palpa

Photographer Name: Priti Thapa

Date Shot: 31-12-2018

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Keywords: Palaces of Nepal, Palpa, Priti Thapa, Rani Mahal

Image ID: 803

Title: Rani Mahal in Palpa

Caption: Rani Mahal is a derelict Palace perched atop an outcrop directly overlooking almost dried up yet turquoise Kali Gandaki River. Built in the 19th century by a former government minister who, according to the custom, was exiled to Palpa after a failed palace coup. The palace is so secluded that there are no villages in or along the surrounding of 1 hour drive from Tansen Bazaar.

Location: Palpa

Photographer Name: Priti Thapa

Date Shot: 31-12-2018

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Keywords: Palaces of Nepal, Palpa, Priti Thapa, Rani Mahal

Image ID: 802

Title: Nepali Houses, Palpa

Caption: Nepali houses lined up on the outskirts of Tansen in Palpa as seen from the Bhairabh Temple.

Location: Palpa

Photographer Name: Priti Thapa

Date Shot: 31-12-2018

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Keywords: Nepali Houses, Palpa, Priti Thapa

Image ID: 800

Title: Palpa Bhairabh Temple

Caption: Palpa Bhairabh is a famous temple in Palpa that is located 8 kms before Tansen Bazaar. The Bhairabh image here is supposed to be so scary that not even the priest is allowed to look at it (which is actually a replica of Kathmandu's Kaal Bhairabh), and the gilded Trishul is claimed to be the biggest in Asia. Animal sacrifices are performed on Saturdays and Tuesdays.

Location: Palpa

Photographer Name: Priti Thapa

Date Shot: 31-12-2018

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Keywords: Bhairabh, Bimsen, Hindu Deity, Hindu God, Hindu temple, Palpa, Palpa Bhimsenthan, Priti Thapa, Temples of Nepal

Image ID: 799

Title: Palpa Bhairabh Temple

Caption: Palpa Bhairabh is a famous temple in Palpa that is located 8 kms before Tansen Bazaar. The Bhairabh image here is supposed to be so scary that not even the priest is allowed to look at it (which is actually a replica of Kathmandu's Kaal Bhairabh), and the gilded Trishul is claimed to be the biggest in Asia. Animal sacrifices are performed on Saturdays and Tuesdays.

Location: Palpa

Photographer Name: Priti Thapa

Date Shot: 31-12-2018

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Keywords: Bhairabh, Bimsen, Hindu Deity, Hindu God, Hindu temple, Palpa, Palpa Bhimsenthan, Priti Thapa, Temples of Nepal

Image ID: 798

Title: Wetlands in Lumbini

Caption: Wetlands of the Central Terai region in Lumbini are home for various species of migrant birds. Sarus cranes have lived in the fields around Lumbini since the time Lord Buddha was young. The Buddhist Religious sanctuaries rapidly building around the Heritge site are threatening the majestic low-flying birds that have lived here for nearly three millennia. Though crane numbers are dwindling, they still nest in the area today along with many other wildlife species.

Location: Lumbini Heritage Site

Photographer Name: Priti Thapa

Date Shot: 30-12-2018

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Keywords: Buddhist monastery, Historical Site, Lumbini, monastic, nepal, Priti Thapa, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Wetland, world heritage Site of Nepal

Image ID: 797

Title: Korean Buddhist Temple, Lumbini

Caption: Korean Buddhist temple at Lumbini Heritage Site.

Location: Lumbini Heritage Site

Photographer Name: Priti Thapa

Date Shot: 30-12-2018

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Keywords: Buddhist monastery, Historical Site, Korean Buddhist Temple, Lumbini, monastic, nepal, Priti Thapa, UNESCO World Heritage Site, world heritage Site of Nepal

Image ID: 796

Title: Chinese Buddhist Monastery, Lumbini

Caption: A Golden statue of Ben Huan, A religious leader of China, in front of The Chinese Buddhist Monastery at the Lumbini Heritage Site. This Monastery is one of the most elegant structures in Lumbini which is built in pagoda style. It looks like a replica of the Forbidden City and has dogs of Fo on either side that are ready to welcome you. The Chinese Monastery in Lumbini has meditation cells and prayer rooms.

Location: Lumbini Heritage Site

Photographer Name: Priti Thapa

Date Shot: 30-12-2018

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Keywords: Buddhist monastery, Historical Site, Lumbini, monastic, nepal, Priti Thapa, UNESCO World Heritage Site, world heritage Site of Nepal

Image ID: 795

Title: Chinese Buddhist Monastery, Lumbini

Caption: A Golden statue of Ben Huan, A religious leader of China, in front of The Chinese Buddhist Monastery at the Lumbini Heritage Site. This Monastery is one of the most elegant structures in Lumbini which is built in pagoda style. It looks like a replica of the Forbidden City and has dogs of Fo on either side that are ready to welcome you. The Chinese Monastery in Lumbini has meditation cells and prayer rooms.

Location: Lumbini Heritage Site

Photographer Name: Priti Thapa

Date Shot: 30-12-2018

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Keywords: Buddhist monastery, Historical Site, Lumbini, monastic, nepal, Priti Thapa, UNESCO World Heritage Site, world heritage Site of Nepal

Image ID: 794

Title: The Canadian Monastery, Lumbini

Caption: The Canadian Monastery at Lumbini Heritage Site. In the years Buddhism has spread across the World and each country has adapted the Buddhism in their own way instead of making the locals accept the culture of the home of Buddhism.

Location: Lumbini Heritage Site

Photographer Name: Priti Thapa

Date Shot: 30-12-2018

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Keywords: Buddhist monastery, Historical Site, Lumbini, monastic, nepal, Priti Thapa, The Canadian Monastery, UNESCO World Heritage Site, world heritage Site of Nepal

Image ID: 793

Title: Bouddhanath Stupa, Lumbini

Caption: A Bouddhanath Stupa at Lumbini Heritage Site. In the years Buddhism has spread across the World and each country has adapted the Buddhism in their own way instead of making the locals accept the culture of the home of Buddhism.

Location: Lumbini Heritage Site

Photographer Name: Priti Thapa

Date Shot: 30-12-2018

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Keywords: Bouddhanath Stupa, Buddhist monastery, Historical Site, Lumbini, monastic, nepal, Priti Thapa, UNESCO World Heritage Site, world heritage Site of Nepal

Image ID: 792

Title: Bouddhanath Stupa, Lumbini

Caption: A Bouddhanath Stupa at Lumbini Heritage Site. In the years Buddhism has spread across the World and each country has adapted the Buddhism in their own way instead of making the locals accept the culture of the home of Buddhism.

Location: Lumbini Heritage Site

Photographer Name: Priti Thapa

Date Shot: 30-12-2018

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Keywords: Bouddhanath Stupa, Buddhist monastery, Historical Site, Lumbini, monastic, nepal, Priti Thapa, UNESCO World Heritage Site, world heritage Site of Nepal

Image ID: 791

Title: The German Monastery In Lumbini

Caption: A German Monastery at Lumbini Heritage Site. In the years Buddhism has spread across the World and each country has adapted the Buddhism in their own way instead of making the locals accept the culture of the home of Buddhism.

Location: Lumbini Heritage Site

Photographer Name: Priti Thapa

Date Shot: 30-12-2018

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Keywords: Buddhist monastery, German Monastery, Historical Site, Lumbini, monastic, nepal, Priti Thapa, UNESCO World Heritage Site, world heritage Site of Nepal

Image ID: 790

Title: Ashoka Pillar, Lumbini

Caption: Ashoka Pillar is the oldest monument in Nepal and trademark of Ashoka, the Emperor of of Mauryan Empire, serving the dual purpose of spreading the faith and marking the boundaries of his empire. The inscription by King Ashoka during his visit in 249 BC, is the best available evidence that the Buddha was born here. Spilt by lightening some before the 7th century, its two halves are held together by metal bands.

Location: Maya Devi Temple

Photographer Name: Priti Thapa

Date Shot: 30-12-2018

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Keywords: Ashoka Pillar, Buddhist monastery, Historical Site, King Ashoka, Lumbini, Maya Devi Temple, monastic, nepal, Priti Thapa, UNESCO World Heritage Site, world heritage Site of Nepal

Image ID: 789

Title: The Brickwork Ruins at Maya Devi Temple

Caption: The brickwork ruins at Sacred Garden of Lumbini dates back to the 3rd century BC, although subsequent layers were added through the 5th and 6th century AD. Lumbini was declared the World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1997.

Location: Lumbini Heritage Site

Photographer Name: Priti Thapa

Date Shot: 30-12-2018

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Keywords: The brickwork ruins at Sacred Garden of Lumbini dates back to the 3rd century BC, although subsequent layers were added through the 5th and 6th century AD. Lumbini was declared the World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1997.

Image ID: 788

Title: The Brickwork Ruins at Maya Devi Temple

Caption: The brickwork ruins at Sacred Garden of Lumbini dates back to the 3rd century BC, although subsequent layers were added through the 5th and 6th century AD. Lumbini was declared the World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1997.

Location: Lumbini Heritage Site

Photographer Name: Priti Thapa

Date Shot: 30-12-2018

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Keywords: Brickwork Ruins, Buddhist monastery, Historical Site, Lumbini, monastic, nepal, Priti Thapa, UNESCO World Heritage Site, world heritage Site of Nepal

Image ID: 786

Title: A Burmese Monastery

Caption: A Burmese Monastery in Lumbini.

Location: Lumbini Heritage Site

Photographer Name: Priti Thapa

Date Shot: 30-12-2018

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Keywords: A Burmese Monastery, Buddhist monastery, Historical Site, Lumbini, monastic, nepal, Priti Thapa, UNESCO World Heritage Site, world heritage Site of Nepal

Image ID: 785

Title: The Royal Thai Temple

Caption: Royal Thai Monastery located in the Eastern monastic zone in Lumbini.

Location: Lumbini Heritage Site

Photographer Name: Priti Thapa

Date Shot: 30-12-2018

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Keywords: Buddhist monastery, Historical Site, Lumbini, monastic, nepal, Priti Thapa, The Royal thai Temple, UNESCO World Heritage Site, world heritage Site of Nepal

Image ID: 784

Title: The Royal Thai Temple

Caption: Royal Thai Monastery located in the Eastern monastic zone in Lumbini.

Location: Lumbini Heritage Site

Photographer Name: Priti Thapa

Date Shot: 30-12-2018

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Keywords: Buddhist monastery, Historical Site, Lumbini, monastic, nepal, Priti Thapa, The Royal thai Temple, UNESCO World Heritage Site, world heritage Site of Nepal

Image ID: 782

Title: The Lumbini Heritage Site

Caption: A long water canal starts at the entrance of Lumbini Heritage site and ends at The Eternal Peace Flame. The boating on this beautiful canal almost lives to the vibe of Canal Grande in Venice and is perfectly aligned with the Peace Pagoda Stupa on the other side of the property.

Location: Lumbini Heritage Site

Photographer Name: Priti Thapa

Date Shot: 30-12-2018

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Keywords: Historical Site, Holy sites of Nepal, Lumbini, monastic, nepal, Priti Thapa, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Water Canal, world heritage Site of Nepal

Image ID: 781

Title: The Lumbini Heritage Site

Caption: A long water canal starts at the entrance of Lumbini Heritage site and ends at The Eternal Peace Flame. The boating on this beautiful canal almost lives to the vibe of Canal Grande in Venice and is perfectly aligned with the Peace Pagoda Stupa on the other side of the property.

Location: Lumbini Heritage Site

Photographer Name: Priti Thapa

Date Shot: 30-12-2018

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Keywords: Historical Site, Holy sites of Nepal, Lumbini, monastic, nepal, Priti Thapa, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Water Canal, world heritage Site of Nepal

Image ID: 780

Title: The Lumbini Heritage Site

Caption: A long water canal starts at the entrance of Lumbini Heritage site and ends at The Eternal Peace Flame. The boating on this beautiful canal almost lives to the vibe of Canal Grande in Venice and is perfectly aligned with the Peace Pagoda Stupa on the other side of the property.

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Image ID: 778

Title: Museum in Lumbini.

Caption: A Museum in Lumbini. Lumbini, the most Buddhist pilgrimage site in Nepal is in the Rupandehi District of Province No. 5. It is the place where Prince Siddhartha Gautama was born to Queen Mayadevi and King Suddhodhana who later became the Buddha and founded Buddhism. Lumbini was declared the World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1997

Location: Lumbini Heritage Site

Photographer Name: Priti Thapa

Date Shot: 30-12-2018

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Keywords: Buddhist monastery, Historical Site, Lumbini, monastic, Museum in Lumbini, nepal, Priti Thapa, UNESCO World Heritage Site, world heritage Site of Nepal

Image ID: 766

Title: Bishwakarma Puja

Caption: Making offering to Lord Bishwakarma on a Bishwakarma Jayanti. On this day, people decorate their offices with flowers and decorative festoons to organise puja (ritual) at the workplace and worship tools to venerate Lord Bishwakarma.

Location: Kathmandu

Photographer Name: Nikki Thapa

Date Shot: 17-09-2020

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Keywords: bishwarkarma puja, Day for architect, Festival of Nepal, Hindu culture, Hindu Deity, Hindu God, Hindu ritual, Hindusim in Nepal, Lord of Architect, vishwakarma

Image ID: 759

Title: Seto Macchendranath

Caption: Seto Macchedranath housed in his temple at Janabahal, Kathmandu established around 10th century. He is also known as Janabhaha Dyo, a rain-bearing incarnation of Lord Shiva to Hindus and Avalokiteshwara to Buddhist. He mounts a gigantic chariot every year during Nepali New Year time parades through ancient roads of Kathmandu city.

Location: Jana Bahal

Photographer Name: Photokhichuwa

Date Shot: 13-04-2018

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Keywords: Avalokiteshwara, Chariot, Festival of Nepal, Festival of Newari, God of Harvest, God of Rain, Nepali Culture, Nepali Tradition, Newar Culture, Newar Tradition, Rath, Seto Macchendranath

Image ID: 758

Title: Seto Macchendranath

Caption: Seto Macchendranath chariot procession is a three-day-long festival that is celebrated in Chaitra, the last month of Nepali year. The white-faced deity is paraded on a gigantic chariot starting at Jamal through Ason, Ratna Park, Bhotahity, Hanumandhoka, Lagantone, Maruhiti and Jaisidewal. Each day devotees storm in hundreds to pay homage to the lord with military gun salutation on the concluding day

Location: Kathmandu

Photographer Name: Photokhichuwa

Date Shot: 13-04-2018

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Keywords: Avalokiteshwara, Chariot, Festival of Nepal, Festival of Newari, God of Harvest, God of Rain, Nepali Culture, Nepali Tradition, Newar Culture, Newar Tradition, Rath, Seto Macchendranath

Image ID: 757

Title: Seto Macchendranath

Caption: Seto Macchendranath chariot procession is a three-day-long festival that is celebrated in Chaitra, the last month of Nepali year. The white-faced deity is paraded on a gigantic chariot starting at Jamal through Ason, Ratna Park, Bhotahity, Hanumandhoka, Lagantone, Maruhiti and Jaisidewal. Each day devotees storm in hundreds to pay homage to the lord with military gun salutation on the concluding day

Location: Kathmandu

Photographer Name: Photokhichuwa

Date Shot: 13-04-2018

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Keywords: Avalokiteshwara, Chariot, Festival of Nepal, Festival of Newari, God of Harvest, God of Rain, Nepali Culture, Nepali Tradition, Newar Culture, Newar Tradition, Rath, Seto Macchendranath

Image ID: 756

Title: Seto Macchendranath

Caption: Seto Macchendranath chariot procession is a three-day-long festival that is celebrated in Chaitra, the last month of Nepali year. The white-faced deity is paraded on a gigantic chariot starting at Jamal through Ason, Ratna Park, Bhotahity, Hanumandhoka, Lagantone, Maruhiti and Jaisidewal. Each day devotees storm in hundreds to pay homage to the lord with military gun salutation on the concluding day

Location: Kathmandu

Photographer Name: Photokhichuwa

Date Shot: 13-04-2018

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Keywords: Annapurna Temple, Ason, Avalokiteshwara, Chariot, Festival of Nepal, Festival of Newari, God of Harvest, God of Rain, Nepali Culture, Nepali Tradition, Newar Culture, Newar Tradition, Rath, Seto Macchendranath

Image ID: 755

Title: Seto Macchendranath

Caption: Priest of Seto Macchendranath temple astride chariot with the Lord Himself during its three-day-long procession. The white-faced deity is paraded on a gigantic chariot starting at Jamal through Ason, Ratna Park, Bhotahity, Hanumandhoka, Lagantone, Maruhiti and Jaisidewal. Each day devotees storm in hundreds to pay homage to the lord with military gun salutation on a concluding day.

Location: Kathmandu

Photographer Name: Photokhichuwa

Date Shot: 13-04-2018

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Keywords: Avalokiteshwara, Chariot, Festival of Nepal, Festival of Newari, God of Harvest, God of Rain, Nepali Culture, Nepali Tradition, Newar Culture, Newar Tradition, Rath, Seto Macchendranath, Priest, Newar Priest

Image ID: 752

Title: Rato Macchendranath Festival

Caption: Rato Macchendranath Chariot parked in Lagankhel. A gigantic rath, is constructed at Pulchok at the western end of Lalitpur. This vehicle of the god protrudes an upward-curving horizontal beam of 60-foot length, lavishly decorated with evergreen branches, flowers and coloured festoons. Attached to it is the ornately carved head of Karkot Naga, the Serpent King, who helped King Narendra Dev procure Macchendranath from Assam of North-East India. This massive vehicle carrying Macchendranath in the temple-like throne room runs on tremendous primitive wooden wheels in each of which dwells the spirit of the four Bhairab deities, a wrathful form of Shiva, who is said to have frightened off the demons from Assam so long ago.

Location: Patan

Photographer Name: Photokhichuwa

Date Shot: 17-04-2018

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Keywords: Rato Macchendranath, Festival of Nepal, Festival of Newari, Newar Culture, Newar Tradition, Nepali Culture, Nepali Tradition, Chariot, Rath, God of Rain, God of Harvest

Image ID: 738

Title: Rato Macchendranath Festival

Caption: A gigantic rath, is constructed at Pulchok at the western end of Lalitpur. This vehicle of the god protrudes an upward-curving horizontal beam of 60-foot length, lavishly decorated with evergreen branches, flowers and coloured festoons. Attached to it is the ornately carved head of Karkot Naga, the Serpent King, who helped King Narendra Dev procure Macchendranath from Assam of North-East India. This massive vehicle carrying Macchendranath in the temple-like throne room runs on tremendous primitive wooden wheels in each of which dwells the spirit of the four Bhairab deities, a wrathful form of Shiva, who is said to have frightened off the demons from Assam so long ago.

Location: Patan

Photographer Name: Photokhichuwa/AMAN

Date Shot: 20-04-2018

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Keywords: Rato Macchendranath, Festival of Nepal, Festival of Newari, Newar Culture, Newar Tradition, Nepali Culture, Nepali Tradition, Chariot, Rath, God of Rain, God of Harvest

Image ID: 731

Title: Rato Macchendranath Chariot

Caption: Rato Macchendranath Chariot parked in Lagankhel. A gigantic rath, is constructed at Pulchok at the western end of Lalitpur. This vehicle of the god protrudes an upward-curving horizontal beam of 60-foot length, lavishly decorated with evergreen branches, flowers and coloured festoons. Attached to it is the ornately carved head of Karkot Naga, the Serpent King, who helped King Narendra Dev procure Macchendranath from Assam of North-East India. This massive vehicle carrying Macchendranath in the temple-like throne room runs on tremendous primitive wooden wheels in each of which dwells the spirit of the four Bhairab deities, a wrathful form of Shiva, who is said to have frightened off the demons from Assam so long ago.

Location: Patan

Photographer Name: Photokhichuwa/AMAN

Date Shot: 20-04-2018

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Keywords: Rato Macchendranath, Festival of Nepal, Festival of Newari, Newar Culture, Newar Tradition, Nepali Culture, Nepali Tradition, Chariot, Rath, God of Rain, God of Harvest

Image ID: 716

Title: Kumari, The Living Goddess

Caption: Kumari, The Living Goddess attends the Indra Jatra Festival at Kathmandu Durbar Square.

Location: Kathmandu Durbar Square

Photographer Name: Prabin Napit

Date Shot: 09/10/2018

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Keywords: Indra Jatra, kumari jatra, Kumari, the living goddess, Festival of Nepal, Nepali Tradition, Nepali Culture, Newari Culture, Newari Tradition, Shakya clan

Image ID: 715

Title: Indra Jatra Festival

Caption: Indra Jatra begins six days before the official inauguration of the festival, with the search for a pine tree in special forests east of Bhaktapur. The tree, found worthy of the task of being Indra's victorious standard (dhvaja) is stripped of its bark and dragged for several days to Kathmandu by men of the various towns along the way. Finally, the pole is raised in Hanuman Dhoka by men of the Manadhar caste (oil pressers). From that moment on, Indra Jatra officially begins.

Location: Kathmandu Durbar Square

Photographer Name: Prabin Napit

Date Shot: 09/10/2018

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Keywords: Indra Jatra Festival, Festival of Nepal, Newar Festival, Lingo, Pole, Lord Indra, Kathmandu Durbar Square, Basantapur, Newari Festival, Culture of Nepal,

Image ID: 626

Title: Siddha Baba Temple

Caption: Hanging on the cliff right on the outskirts of Butwal is Lord Shiva’s temple called Siddha Baba Temple. It is believed that after worshipping this temple one must release a pair of pigeon in order to get the cherished wish granted. Hence the number around the temple is remarkable. Saturdays and Mondays plus Shivaratri festival and Teej festival are the days when This temple sees its devotees flock in for worship, because Saturday is public holiday and later three are the days of Shiva. Palpa, Nepal.

Location: Palpa

Photographer Name: Priti Thapa

Date Shot: 31-12-2018

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Keywords: Siddha Baba Temple, Mahadev, Shiva, Hindu Temple, Palpa, Butwal

Image ID: 572

Title: Maya Devi Temple in Lumbini

Caption: The Mayadevi Temple in Lumbini and Pushkarini Pond in the Sacred Garden. The temple is built on the site called "The Sacred Garden" where Buddha reputedly was born as Prince Siddhartha Gautama was to Queen Mayadevi and King Suddhodhana and Purshkarini is a pond where the Queen mother took the ritual dip prior to His birth and later He had His first bath there too. The Garden was lost for 600 years and its rediscovery, in 1895, by a German archaeologist A A Führer. When he and Nepali escort by sheer coincidence camped practically on top of the garden. While they slept, one of the porters, answering the nature's call stumbled upon the ruins (that surround the now temple ) obscured by the jungle. Hence, the site was one of the greatest and luckiest finds of the century. Lumbini was declared the World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1997.

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Photographer Name: Priti Thapa

Date Shot: 29-12-2018

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Image ID: 571

Title: Mayadevi Temple in Lumbini

Caption: The Mayadevi Temple in Lumbini and Pushkarini Pond in the Sacred Garden. The temple is built on the site called "The Sacred Garden" where Buddha reputedly was born as Prince Siddhartha Gautama was to Queen Mayadevi and King Suddhodhana and Purshkarini is a pond where the Queen mother took the ritual dip prior to His birth and later He had His first bath there too. The Garden was lost for 600 years and its rediscovery, in 1895, by a German archaeologist A A Führer. When he and Nepali escort by sheer coincidence camped practically on top of the garden. While they slept, one of the porters, answering the nature's call stumbled upon the ruins (that surround the now temple ) obscured by the jungle. Hence, the site was one of the greatest and luckiest finds of the century. Lumbini was declared the World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1997.

Location: Lumibini

Photographer Name: Priti Thapa

Date Shot: 29-12-2018

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Keywords: Lumbini, Maya Devi Temple, Gautam Buddha, Buddha, UNESCO Heritage Site, Pushkarini Pond

Image ID: 570

Title: Mayadevi Temple

Caption: The Mayadevi Temple in Lumbini and Pushkarini Pond in the Sacred Garden. The temple is built on the site called "The Sacred Garden" where Buddha reputedly was born as Prince Siddhartha Gautama was to Queen Mayadevi and King Suddhodhana and Purshkarini is a pond where the Queen mother took the ritual dip prior to His birth and later He had His first bath there too. The Garden was lost for 600 years and its rediscovery, in 1895, by a German archaeologist A A Führer. When he and Nepali escort by sheer coincidence camped practically on top of the garden. While they slept, one of the porters, answering the nature's call stumbled upon the ruins (that surround the now temple ) obscured by the jungle. Hence, the site was one of the greatest and luckiest finds of the century. Lumbini was declared the World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1997.

Location: Lumibini

Photographer Name: Priti Thapa

Date Shot: 29-12-2018

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Keywords: Lumini, Mayadevi Temple, Lumbini, Pushkarini Pond, Sacred Garden, Gautam Buddha, Buddha, Buddhism, Hindusim, UNESCO World Heritage Site

Image ID: 569

Title: Lumbini

Caption: The Mayadevi Temple in Lumbini and Pushkarini Pond in the Sacred Garden. The temple is built on the site called "The Sacred Garden" where Buddha reputedly was born as Prince Siddhartha Gautama was to Queen Mayadevi and King Suddhodhana and Purshkarini is a pond where the Queen mother took the ritual dip prior to His birth and later He had His first bath there too. The Garden was lost for 600 years and its rediscovery, in 1895, by a German archaeologist A A Führer. When he and Nepali escort by sheer coincidence camped practically on top of the garden. While they slept, one of the porters, answering the nature's call stumbled upon the ruins (that surround the now temple ) obscured by the jungle. Hence, the site was one of the greatest and luckiest finds of the century. Lumbini was declared the World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1997.

Location: Lumbini Heritage Site

Photographer Name: Priti Thapa

Date Shot: 2018

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Price: $ 10

Keywords: Lumbini, Maya Devi Temple, Pushkarini Pond