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its a place must go...very interesting..one of the power hub inside the valley.....its vbetter go by understanding the culture and story.
On feb 22 i had visited this temple by local transportation . Its easy and cheap tour for everyone, where we can see natural beauty and slaughter of beast infront of Goddess Kali. After 20 years i return to this temple for pray and its...More
Taking a depth knowledge of Hindu religion now is impossible. So you can just visit such preserved sites and imagine the depth and reality of Hindu religion. Good place to visit near Kathmandu.
I have been to Hindu temples all over the world, but never had I seen live animal sacrifice. While you do not actually see the slaughter, you see the animals brought to be sacrificed and then immediately after, you see the bloodied body. Throngs of...More
Dakshinkali temple is an old temple in Kathmandu. It has a long historical importance. It is nice to visit the temple for darshan for those having faith in the religion of Hindu.
This temple can be reached by a local bus as well. But we booked a car, it was fun. We had to stay in a queue to see the goddess. It was all good but while leaving we saw a lot of blood. That was...More
Dakshinkali Temple is very famous Temple amongst in Nepal. Generally people do visit due to the on route way to hetauda and kulekhani also. Special day seems to be saturday where maximum number of religious mass will perform puja, where one should wait almost 3-4...More
Located 1 hr 45 minutes away from Kathmandu, this temple is situated in a peaceful location. With the increase in number of resorts in this area it is good to stay overnight and catch the first puja early in the morning. The area is popular...More
Kali is a great and loving goddess of ancient Hindu religion. The name Kali is derived from Kaal or time. Dakshin means south and so this form of Kali is facing the south. It is believed that goddess Kali resides in the south, where Lord...More
Dakshinkali is a temple of a Hindu Goddess. Mostly temples have devoted items loitering on the floor but this temple is always clean whenever I have been there. Since its in the outskirts we can move out with picnic kit and look for a good...More
