Machhendranath Temple was largely destroyed by the Earthquake that hit Nepal just over a year ago. We came here to visit and see just what was left, and also to make a side trip to the nearby Karyabna...
The building of the chariot to carry the small red god in is an attraction on it own - taking about 1 month to complete. Rato Machindranath's temple is usually in Bungamati but it was destroyed in the...
located in south of kathmandu this temple is worth to visit. went there with friends last year and found that the art and architecture as amazingly made.
Rato Machhendranath's temple in Bungamati was destroyed by the earthquake. The little red god sits in his new chariot in Patan but where he will stay is not sure. A truly amazing sight.
This temple is an ancient temple with a history of hundreds of years. It is a bit similar to Kyoto. There are too many temples.
Locals worship the rain god’s temple, so there are many believers, and people have always come to worship, but the general tourists are watching the lively
There are too many temples in Patan, and the gods enshrined in them are different. The god Vishnu is enshrined here. I’ve seen too many temples and I’m tired of aesthetics
It's worth a visit, the incense is still relatively prosperous. The relatively large temple in the area has distinctive architecture and solemnity.
This temple is an ancient temple with a history of hundreds of years. The red temple looks very festive. The most special thing is that it stands tall and has a great charm.