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    Pashupatinath Temple
    Kathmandu, Nepal

    Pashupatinath Temple

    A Spiritual Home for Devotees

    Pashupatinath Temple stands on the banks of the Bagmati river in Kathmandu, Nepal, and is dedicated to Lord Shiva as Pashupati, the Lord of all living beings. It is the most important Shiva temple in Nepal and a UNESCO World Heritage Site as part of the Kathmandu Valley.

    The complex includes many temples, ashrams and ghats on both sides of the river. Pilgrims from India and Nepal visit throughout the year, especially on Maha Shivaratri.

    Spiritual Essence

    Discover the unique spiritual significance and architecture.

    <p>The temple has a long history, and the present main structure is a pagoda-style building with a gilded roof and silver doors. The sanctum holds a lingam with four faces and is surrounded by smaller shrines.</p><p>Only Hindus are allowed inside the main temple. Visitors of other faiths can view the temple from the opposite bank of the Bagmati.</p>

    "Devotees feel not like visitors — but like guests in the divine home."

    Darshan Experience

    A personal and soulful darshan experience.

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    <h3>Pashupati, Lord of Beings</h3><p>Pashupatinath is regarded as the guardian deity of Nepal. Devotees believe that darshan here brings peace and spiritual merit.</p><h3>Sacred Ghats and Cremation Tradition</h3><p>The ghats along the Bagmati are used for Hindu cremation rites, which are part of the religious life of the site.</p>

    Why Visit Pashupatinath Temple?

    • Guhyeshwari Temple : A Shakti Peeth close to Pashupatinath, dedicated to Goddess Guhyeshwari.
    • Boudhanath Stupa : One of the largest stupas in the world, a short distance from the temple.
    • Bagmati Ghats : The riverside ghats and temples on both banks.

    Pashupatinath Temple stands as a bridge between devotion and modern life.

    Visiting Pashupatinath Temple – What to Know

    • Entry rule: Only Hindus may enter the main temple.
    • Prohibited items: Leather items and cameras may be restricted inside.
    • Dress code: Wear modest clothing.

    Rules and timings can change on festival days. Please check the temple's latest guidance before you travel.

    Common Questions