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Bhadgaon-City devotees, founded in 889 by King Ananda Deva, is also known as Bhaktapur. The sanctity of the city, the 9 miles east of Kathmandu, is reinforced by the fact that the benevolent monarch decreed that Bhaktapur be built in the form of a snail shell - an object of religious significance for Hindus and Buddhists. Until now, Bhadgaon retains its traditional character and has pottery and weaving its main industries on a tradition passed down for centuries. Bhadgaon flourished under successive Malla kings until the 18th century. It is one of the three cities of the valley to reach high levels of art. Bhadgaon The Durbar Square is a complex of temples and pagodas shikara styles clustered around the palace. The gold of kings and mythical characters effigies, perched on pillars and ceilings, giving deities richly decorated shrines and carved and painted on all surfaces are more memorable. The Golden Gate opens the door to the courtyard of the palace of 55 windows. The building is crowned by a carved figure of the goddess Kali. Within walking distance to Durbar Square is the Temple built by King Nyatapola Bhupatindra Malla. It is one of the tallest buildings and is known for its massive and exquisite workmanship.
Nagarkot is one of the area Bhadgaon of the most scenic spots, famous for its spectacular sunrises when the sky is clear. Visitors often travel to Nagarkot from Kathmandu for the night, so they can watch the sunrise breathtaking. This is the best place to see Sagarmatha (Everest) and other snow-capped peaks of the Himalayas in eastern Nepal. It also offers a breathtaking view of the Indravati valley which is in the east. The beauty of Nagarkot lasts throughout the year with a harmonious blend of landscape evolution. In spring, the valleys and the surrounding valleys break out in a blaze of kaleidoscopic colors of the flowers that bloom in the thousands. The flowers are austere beauty in the serene setting of snow-capped mountains on the horizon. Nagarkot is considered one of the best bases for walks average.
Swayambhunath, atop a hill overlooking the valley, Swayambhunath is worrying. Stone steps that have been polished by the barefoot devotees carry the stupa, which is the oldest (2500 years) and the highest points in Kathmandu. Tables of stone, similar to those of Babylon, gives a strange feeling in the atmosphere. Time, it seems, has been frozen. The trees have grown tall and spread here long. Stone lions, monkeys, vegetation, large rocks and white clouds, is a lovely place. Chaityas line between measures correlate with measures, rocks and solitude The main shrine shaped chorten is a fusion of the mandala, shikara chaitya and architectural styles. Steps lead up to the dome representing the five elements - earth, water, wind, fire and ether. The tower reaches circles conical gold crown-shaped umbrella. Trails color prayer flags wave the blue sky and the quilt of light and darkness that is the valley below. Circuit Old stupa prayer wheels spinning and young atmosphere is one of peace and serenity.
Pashupatinath, the most sacred shrines of Shiva in Nepal Pashupatinath Temple is built on the west bank of the sacred Bagmati River. Dedicated to Lord Pashupatinath, the guardian deity of Nepal, the temple is a double top in gold gilt bronze pagoda. The aisles of the temple were dipped in silver. Within the temple is the lingam of Lord Pashupatinath. The most sacred of places within the temple complex is dominated by a large gilded figure Nandi (bull), the mount of Shiva, sitting on a stone base. On the side of the image of Nandi is the holy trident of Shiva. Outside the temple on the banks of the Bagmati River are cremation ghats where the dead are burned and the ashes scattered in the waters of the sacred river. During the reign of King Arjun Malla, temple devotional subjects were placed in the hands of priests Karnataki packages to South India. And from the time of King Jagajaya Malla, who were replaced by priests Maharashtra.
Boudhnath Boudhnath-The temple is one of the largest Buddhist chaityas the world and is located two kilometers. North of the temple of Pashupatinath. The dome is the great white Boudhnath garbha, the Lord of Wisdom, built on an octagonal base with 80 small pockets, each with an image of Buddha. The backbone of the stupa consists of a pyramid, cone and three gold rings to support a frame of polished metal. The four sides of the square structure and decorated with serious and mystical eyes of Lord Buddha. The temple is considered the most famous pilgrimage center of Lamaist outside Tibet and is visited by many Tibetan Sherpa pilgrims. Shiva Deva King is credited with the construction of the original chapel, and it is estimated that the existing structures were built around the 17th century. A legend associated with the temple gives a different name - "Temple dewdrops." It is said that the prolonged drought had prevailed at the time the temple was built. Every evening, the faithful had spread the leaves in the fields and in the morning they tear the leaves to collect water that is needed to build the bricks.