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Kathmandu Nepal and Pokhara Nepal
Apr 25 2008, 5:06 AM EDT Kathmandu is a capital city of Nepal, a himalayan Kingdom with Top of The World Mount Everest and birth place of Lord Buddha. Here are many famous and 7 world heritage sites. Peacock windows are famous.......... windows were also craved during the reign of king Vishwa Malla. . A well as the museum-like cities, there are a myriad smaller villages in the valley, each with its own history and legends, temples and stupas. Just a moment's drive from Kathmandu are wonderful countryside walks, wooded parks and gardens for a day's entertainment. Scattered around the rim of the valley are scenic spots that command dramatic views of the Himalayan peaks. Swayambhu Swayambhunath is one of the most ancient Stupas in the Kathmandu vally.It lies on the top of the hill in west of the valley. The unique architecture of Swayambhunath is one of the most easily recognizable symbols of Nepal. From here one can enjoy a spectacular view of Kathmandu City. Legend says that ancient times the valley was a lake and it was known as the serpent's lake. Saint Manjushree cut the southern part of the valley and drained the water out. The Swayambhu was the first exit and became most important pilgrimage site for both Hindus and Buddhists. Pashupatinath Pashupati is the holiest Hindu shrines in the world . The temple is of two storied & has the sacred Lingam or the phallic symbol of Lord Shiva. This temple dates 4th century & renovated to present shape at around 18th century only, is an exquisite examples of repousse art &most noted for its gold plated roofs & silver coated doors Pokhara-- Pokhara is a another Beautiful city of Nepal with full of Natural beauties. The interesting thing is that you can see mount Fishtails shadow on lake fewa. interesting For more detail visit http://www.angelnepal.com or mail at info@angelnepal.com or Ph No: 00977 9851049206 Do you find this valuable? |
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