Bhimsen Temple
Bhimsen Temple
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sd JAZZ i SŁONIE
Skierniewice, Poland14,527 contributions
May 2023 • Solo
This 3-story temple was built in 1680. It is dedicated to the patron saint of business and trade, who is very important in the pantheon of Hindu Gods. Like other Hindu temples, it is inaccessible to "infidels". Its front, richly decorated with gold and silver decorations, stands out among the neighboring temples. It is impossible to pass by it indifferently because even from a distance it makes a great impression. It was also damaged many times after subsequent earthquakes, but it is always restored.
Written 17 February 2024
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podrozniczka60
New Jersey16,593 contributions
Jan 2023
Bhimsen is the patron deity of Newari people, god of business and trade. The 17th century temple has a very graceful design. Known for interconnected windows. Tourists cannot enter this temple.
Written 3 June 2023
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JAGDISH RAVAL
Ahmedabad, India4,006 contributions
May 2014 • Couples
Out of three Durbar square of Nepal, this temple is at Patan Durbar Sqare just 5 km from Kathmandu. The temple is dedicated to Bhimsen, one of five pandavas of Mahabharat Period.Tourist are not allowed inside temple.There are so many temples in Durbar Sqare.
Written 2 April 2015
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Gopinath Prabhu
Belthangady, India2,506 contributions
Jan 2015 • Solo
Bhimsen temple is located at one end of the Durbar Square and is dedicated to Bhimsen of Mahabharata. Must admit I havent seen or heard of any temple dedicated to Bhim elsewhere.
Small temple. One can visit the first floor by taking off footwear. Be cautious while u climb, wooden steps are too steep.
Small temple. One can visit the first floor by taking off footwear. Be cautious while u climb, wooden steps are too steep.
Written 2 April 2015
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Shahul Hameed S
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia1,044 contributions
Feb 2015 • Friends
I was intrigued by this temple. I though it wasn't a temple in the first place, so I walked into it with my shoe. and when I went up, there was some people praying and on Aunty was shouting at me. and I realized, I am wearing shoe. so take it off.. may bad..
Written 3 March 2015
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Oldjack
Greater Melbourne, Australia29,084 contributions
Nov 2018 • Couples
This temple sits at the northern end of the square and dedicated to the God of Business & Trade and was sadly under renovation. Access was possible but the exterior was a mess. The temple has undergone several renovations , in 1862 after a fire, and in 1934 and 1967 after earthquakes and now.
Written 17 November 2018
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Jolyon67
Melbourne, Australia5,672 contributions
Dec 2013 • Solo
This temple is one of the many in Durbar Square, Patan. It is at the far end and is a three storey pagoda. The photo of the octagonal buildings with the dome is not Bhimsen Temple but a Krishna Temple at the opposite end of the square. They are both nice but the photo is incorrect.
Written 9 May 2014
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Raju R
Patan (Lalitpur), Nepal96 contributions
July 2018 • Family
it is a temple just beside the krishna temple in patan. you can go ahead and only hindu people is allowed to get inside the temple.
Written 30 July 2018
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Dr. Ziauddin Ahmed
Dhaka City, Bangladesh1,544 contributions
Apr 2017 • Solo
A very beautiful temple, good architecture, mind blowing. It is another well designed temple located in Patan Darbar square.
Written 31 March 2018
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Asiyah Noemi K
Pula, Croatia5,334 contributions
Jan 2017 • Family
Wonderful architecture, like all the temples on the square and this has a rich history.
This temple is very popular (dedicated to the god of trade and business) between the local merchant and trader communities. The temple is located on the north of Durbar Square. Bhimsen Temple is dedicated to Bhimsen, one of the five Pandavas of the Mahabarata.
The three-storey pagoda has an unusual rectangular plan that sets it apart from other temples in Patan. Non-Hindus may once again be able to climb to the upper level to view the wild-eyed statue of Bhimsen. Wonderfully.
This temple is very popular (dedicated to the god of trade and business) between the local merchant and trader communities. The temple is located on the north of Durbar Square. Bhimsen Temple is dedicated to Bhimsen, one of the five Pandavas of the Mahabarata.
The three-storey pagoda has an unusual rectangular plan that sets it apart from other temples in Patan. Non-Hindus may once again be able to climb to the upper level to view the wild-eyed statue of Bhimsen. Wonderfully.
Written 9 December 2017
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