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Hindu Temples In Nepal

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A Hindu temple (Sanskrit: mandira), is a house of worship for followers of Hinduism. They are usually specifically reserved for religious and spiritual activities.

A Hindu temple can be a separate structure or a part of a building. A feature of most temples is the presence of murtis of the Hindu deity to whom the temple is dedicated. They are usually dedicated to one primary deity, called the presiding deity, and other subordinate deities associated with the main deity. However, some temples are dedicated to several deities, and some have symbols instead of a murti.

Hindu temples are not just worshiping places. They are denoting the cultural, art (including music, dance drama), Martial art, depiction of history. It also for meditation, center for passing knowledge from generation to generation. Some places it is used as storage center of food grains (Bhandar) for the entire village or town. In some places it is used as a fort of the kingdom.

Pictures of Hindu Temples

Hindu temples are known by different names in different parts of the world, depending upon the language. The word mandir or mandira is used in many languages, including Hindi, and is derived from a Sanskrit word, mandira, for 'house' (of God by implication). Temples are known as kO-yil - கோயில் (and occasionally, especially in modern formal speech, aalayam - ஆலயம்) in Tamil. The etymology is from kO - கோ, or lord, and il - இல் - home (note that besides meaning God's home, this term could also mean a King's home, since the term kO - கோ is used interchangeably for royalty and divinity). Temples are known as Devasthana or Gudi in Kannada, as Gudi, Devalayam or Kovela in Telugu and Mondir in Bengali, as Kshetram or Ambalam in Malayalam.

Nepal has numerous temples on different districts. Kathmandu District itself is well known as the city of temples which has attracted not only for the Hindu people but also others who have interest on others’ religion. Pictures of Hindu Temples Following is the lists of temples of Nepal district basis:

Kathmandu District

Pashupatinath temple ( the patron deity of Nepal)
Swayambhunath temple (worshipped by Buddhists and Hindus)
Kashthamandap (the temple after which Kathmandu was named)
Ashok Binayak
Mahadev Parwati Temple
Degutaleju
Kumari Chhen (the temple of living Goddess)
Majipa Lakhey Chhen (the residence of Shanta Bhairab Majipa Lakhey)
Jaishidewal
Naradevi Temple ( Swetakaali temple)
Raktakali Temple
Pachali Bhairabh
Taleju Bhawani Temple (Kathmandu)
Shobha Bhagwati Mandir
Bhadrakali Temple
Maitidevi Temple
Kal Bhairab
Batuk Bhairab Temple
Guheswori Temple
Bhagwatibahal Temple
Sankata
Mahankal (the deity is common in Hinduism and Buddhism)
Chabahil Ganesh Temple
Akash Bhairab Temple
Buddhanilkantha Temple
Sohrakhutte Ganesh
Sohrahate Ganesh (
Nil Barahi Temple
Bhimsensthan
Swet Bhairab Temple
Ganesh Temple (New Road)
Ranamukteshwar Temple
Ram Temple (Battisputali)
Pulukishi Chhen (the house of Airawat elephant, the Bahan of Indra]]
Palanchowk Bhagwati (Hyumat)
Bagbhairaw Temple
Asthanarayan Temple
Dakshinkali Temple

Lalitpur District

Krishna Mandir (Patan)
Bangalamukhee Mandir
Kumbeshwar Mandir
Taleju Mandir (Patan)
Jal Binayak

Bhaktapur District

Changunarayan Temple
Suryabinayak Temple
Karyabinayak Temple
Jalbinayak Temple
Thalbinayak Temple
Siddhibinayak Temple
Nyatapol Temple
Taleju Temple

Kabhrepalanchwok District

Chandeshwari Temple
Bhagwati Temple
Narayan Temple
Mahadev Mandir

Gorkha District

Manakamana

Gorkha Kalika (Gorkaha Bazar)

Makawanpur District

Bhutandevi Temple
Pashupatinath Temple (Hetaunda)

Kaski District

Bhimkali Mandir

Bindhabasini Mandir

Talbarahi Mandir

Dhodbarahi Mandir (Tanhu)

Chitwan District

Devghat Mandir

Bageshwari Mandir

Gansehthan Mandir

Zakhadi Mai Mandir

Kalika Mandir

Pasupatinath Mandir

Rameshor Mandir

Birendranagar

Deutibajy Mandir
Kakrebihar Mandir

Other Districts

Muktinath Temple
Narayanthan
Kirateshwor Mahadev Mandir
Taleju Temple
Janaki Mandir
Gadimai
Lalita Devi Mandir
Kalikasthan Temple
Jayabageshwori Temple
Chandannath Mandir (Jumla)

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