Boudhanath Stupa

Ancient stupa.... With lots of mind blowing and fascinating story of a mother and her 3 sons who built this stupa.... Inspiring story.... Buddhist myth believes that this stupa is wish fulfilling stupa....

boudhanath stupa panoramic veiw biggest stupa of the world

uts good when you reach their but the roads condition is like hell on the way uou may feelsome regret but once you reqch ita great place and also you ahpild visit in evening when lights are ON

Boudhanath Stupa is the largest round stupa in the world and one of the world cultural heritage. The famous giant divine eyes in the postcard watched everything silently. There are fine religious decorations here, which is worth spending some time feeling. When praying, believers must walk in a clockwise direction, while drawing prayer beads or reciting scriptures, while turning the prayer wheel.

Kathmandu is both the capital of Nepal and the largest city in Nepal. However, in Kathmandu, you may not feel the prosperity here, but it is more of a constant stream of people and cars. Kathmandu is basically the first stop here. Many backpackers and tourists from home and abroad gather here. Of course, there are also many attractions here, such as Durbar Square, Monkey Temple, Big Eyes, etc., among which I am most impressed. The scenic spot is Big Eyes, the Boudha stupa, the place of worship for Nepalese. Boudhanath Stupa is one of Nepal’s iconic buildings. On many postcards, you can see its two eyes that seem to see everything, so it is also called the big eye by tourists. The stupa is located deep at the bottom of the eastern valley in the center of Kathmandu The place has a long history, dating back to the 5th century, and has a history of more than 1,500 years. It is one of the famous monuments in Nepal and is included in the World Cultural Heritage List. The location of Boudhanath Stupa is relatively remote, and it is easier to find in the streets of a main road, because there are a large number of tourists here every day, and you can see through the not too spacious alleys. Go to Boudha Stupa.