There are various powerful gods and goddesses temples inside the Kathmandu valley. And few of them are included in this video.
1. DakshinKaali Temple
The Dakshinkali Temple derives its name from a compound of the words 'Dakshin', which means 'south', and the name 'Kali', which signifies the deity that is worshipped here. The idol of the Goddess is seen standing on top of a corpse, portraying the triumph of good over evil. Embellished with a sword in one hand, a skull cap in another, and a severed head in the third, the fourarmed idol represents an image of a strong, empowered divine being who has arrived to conquer evil and emerge as victorious. The temple was built in 1855 by Rani Rashmoni, a devotee of Kali.
2. Shesh Narayan Temple
About 600m downhill from the main junction at Pharping, in the direction of Kathmandu, the Shesh (or Sekh) Narayan Temple is a highly revered Vishnu shrine surrounded by ponds and statues, tucked beneath a rocky cliff wall and a Tibetan monastery. The main temple was built in the 17th century, but it’s believed that the cave to the right (now dedicated to Padmasambhava, or Guru Rinpoche) has been a place of pilgrimage for far longer.
3. Shree Nageshwor Mahadev
Along the road leading to DakshinKali with almost 200m uphill climb lies this beautiful shrine with a huge Nepal flag on the side made on the ground.
4. Jal Binayak Temple
Jal Binayak is one of the four original Ganesh of Kathmandu valley. The other three Ganesh shrines are Chandra Binayak, Surya Binayak, and Ashok Binayak. Additionally, there are other Ganesh temples like Kamal Binayak and Karya Binayak which are also popular Ganesh temples situated inside the valley.
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Intro: (0:00)
Dakshinkali Mandir: (1:16)
Maata Mandir: (6:16)
Drone Footage: (8:43)
Shesh Narayan: (10:27)
Shree Nageshwor Mahadev: (14:35)
Jal Binayak Mandir: (15:33)
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