About Hari Shankar Temple
Another religious shrine located in the Patan Durbar Square, the Hari Shankar temple was built in the 18th century by the daughter of king Yoganarendra Malla. This three-storied temple is dedicated to a very unique deity who has half traits or attributes of Lord Vishnu and half of Lord Shiva. The roof of this temple is carved with glimpses of the tortures one faces in hell after death. This temple is now totally destructed by the 2015 earthquake that took place in Nepal.
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Patan Durbar Square, Bagmati
0 km from Hari Shankar Temple - See map
The most important monument of the city - Patan Durbar Square is a glorious place of its kind. It is considered to be the most majestic spot in...
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Char Narayan Temple, Patan, Bagmati
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Also known by the name Jagan Narayan Temple, Char Narayan Temple in Patan is again another temple built in accordance with Pagoda style, and is...
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Mangal Bazar, Patan, Bagmati
0 km from Hari Shankar Temple - See map
Being one of the oldest markets of Patan, Mangal Bazar is a place of attraction for many where one can surely shop for much stuffs. You can also...
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Bhimsen Temple, Patan, Bagmati
0.4 km from Hari Shankar Temple - See map
Bhimsen Temple is the one of the temples inside the Patan Durbar Square and is situated at the Northern end of the square. This temple is mainly...
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Kwa Bahal, Bagmati
0.4 km from Hari Shankar Temple - See map
Kwa Bahal is monastery was built in the 12th century and is a three-storey golden pagoda devoted to Lord Buddha. Fortunately this temple was not...
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Patan Museum, Bagmati
0.4 km from Hari Shankar Temple - See map
Patan Museum was inaugurated by late King Birendra Bir Bikram Shah. Again a site under the UNESCO’s World Heritage Sites, The Patan Museum is...
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Kumbheshwar Temple, Patan, Bagmati
0.6 km from Hari Shankar Temple - See map
Located just 200m away from the northern part of Patan Durbar, the Kumbeshwar temple is built in accordance with the devotion to Lord Shiva as...
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Okubahal, Rudravarna Mahavihara, Bagmati
0.8 km from Hari Shankar Temple - See map
Okubahal or Uku Bahal is one of the best-known Buddhist places of worship in Patan. This place is filled with several small shrines and sacred...
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Iba Bahi, Bagmati
0.8 km from Hari Shankar Temple - See map
Iba Bahi or Ibahi, is one of the oldest Buddist monasteries in the Kathamndu Valley, is located very much near to the Patan Durbar Square. There...
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Ashoka Stupa, Patan, Bagmati
1 km from Hari Shankar Temple - See map
While visiting Kathmandu in 250 BC, Emperor Ashoka erected four Ashok Stupas which manifests the four corners or directions of Patan. The Stupas...
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Park Gallery, Patan, Bagmati
1.1 km from Hari Shankar Temple - See map
Founded by an artist and art activist named Rama Nanda Joshi in 1970, the Park Gallery is an artist run space (a gallery run by artists). This...
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Bhaktapur Durbar Square, Bagmati
1.3 km from Hari Shankar Temple - See map
Bhaktapur Durbar Square is situated in front of the royal palace of the then Bhaktapur Kingdom. It is one of the three Durbar Squares in Kathmandu...
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