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Durga riding a lion
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I am not sure but I think it IS Hindu goddess Durga because the figure is dressed in a sari and riding a lion. The lion represents power...
A red house
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Many houses in Kathmandu feature colonial hangover motifs with arches, paneled windows and all painted fantastically bright colours.
Peacock motif
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Peacock window of the Kumari house, Basantapur I like ancient Hindus' description of peacock, it is precise and witty: "it ha...
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Kirtipur, the defeated kingdom
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Not far away from Kathmandu (just 5 km) there is a small town named Kirtipur which once was the forth kingdom of the valley. Today it i...
Red-skinned god and sinners in hell
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There is a temple in Patan with unpronounceable name Ratomachhendranath. It is dedicated to Machhendra - the god of rain and harvest who...
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Changu Narayan, the oldest temple of the Kathmandu Valley
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Changu Narayan is the oldest temple in the Kathmandu Valley and also one of the most interesting ensembles. The temple itself is dedi...
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Wood carvings of Bhaktapur
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Woodcarving is the main decoration of houses and temples of medieval Bhaktapur . It decorates the rafters, columns, cornices, balcon...
Bhaktapur, the most medieval town of Nepal
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The picturesque town of Bhaktapur situated 16 km from Kathmandu is called the most medieval town of Nepal. It's not just that the ci...
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Temple wood carving in Patan
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As well as two other ancient capitals of the Kathmandu Valley, Patan can offer excellent examples of wood carving. Most of them date ...
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A house for Shiva and Parvati
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This is the 18th-century house built by King Rana Bahadur Shah and dedicated to Hindu Gods Shiva and Parvati. In the heavily ornamente...
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