Kathesimbu Stupa

Behind the Gadsinburgh Pagoda lies a double-decked pagoda dedicated to Harti, the goddess of smallpox. In addition, there is a temple beside the Buddhist pagoda. Lamas often recite sutras and shuttle believers. Gadsinburgh Pagoda is hidden in the middle of a small lane between Tamil District and Ascension Street. If you don't meet people, you'll miss it. Crossing the entrance between the lane and the lane, a white, golden-roofed Buddhist pagoda modeled on Swayambner Temple is approaching. In short, it is a replica of the Buddhist Pagoda in the Monkey Temple, built in 1650.

It has been raining and raining since coming to Nepal. Every afternoon or evening there are occasional very short sunshine and blue sky and white clouds. Today's greatest harvest is just passing a temple in the old city again. The golden sunset shines on the "Wisdom Buddha's Eye" on the white pagoda. With the blue sky and white clouds, it's too beautiful and sacred.

It is a white, golden-roofed Buddhist pagoda built in imitation of Swayambuna Monastery. Built in 1650, it is a place where Tibetans and Nepalese worship. I went around here and took some pictures.

The most famous Monkey Temple is the Kathesimbhu Stupa, which is built at the top. The four pairs of Buddhist eyes that look around on the pagoda are impressive. They seem to be telling people that I am omnipresent and that I can see everything through. But now the Monkey Temple has become a temple mixed with Hinduism and Buddhism, where two different religions live in harmony without dispute. People here worship both Buddhism and Hinduism.

It is a replica of the Buddhist Pagoda in the Monkey Temple, built in 1650, where Tibetans and Nepalese worshippers worship.

The Buddhist pagoda is not very big, it has a very strong Buddhist style. There are many local people who come to visit it in ethnic costumes. It is very spectacular. It's very pleasant. Everything is available.

Although there are some tourists here, they are very, very quiet. The sculpture of the murmuring Buddhist music flowing around the ear gate is exquisite and beautiful. It is worth walking around.

It's very pleasant to climb up and have a panoramic view of Kadu. I can watch the ancient city from sunshine to sudden changes in wind and clouds to thunderstorms.

As for whether to recommend to come here, it's hard to say, for peace and happiness, to go here can purify the mind is mainly a matter of personal belief.

The colorful flags are flying. It's a very good place. It feels very good. I like this place very much. It's very beautiful.