... Bungamati is home, as it is the Rato Machhindranath temple in Bungamati that houses it. Such is the importance of the chariot festival that the historian Sudarshan Tiwari has made a romantic gesture to it vis-à-vis Newar urbanism ...
... Bungamati , a peri - urban Newari settlement in the Kathmandu Valley , is currently known for its traditional handicrafts ( metal carving , wood carvings ) , which are highly dependent on the tourism sector for their survival . Bungamati ...
... Bungamati is still under reconstruction, so red-faced Rato Machhendranath resides temporarily in a shrine next door. The moving of the image between Patan and Bungamati is at the heart of the valley's most spectacular festival here. On ...
Legends and historical facts associated with the origin and cult of Matsyendranath of Patan, Hindu-Buddhist deity; includes a detailed account of the annual chariot festival.
... Bungamati. But on the other hand, a typical Newari house would cost somewhere between 3,000,000 NPR or more to reconstruct a totally collapsed building. Hence, such B&B can only happen after the buildings are either repaired or ...
... Bungamati lost part of its soul. These shrines played a hugely important role in the religious life of the valley and their loss is keenly felt by local people. However, their spiritual significance lies in the temple deities; both have ...
... Bungamati is famous as the winter home of the Rato Machhendranath, god of Patan, who resides every winter in a shikharastyle temple. Walking in the Bungamati area is now less pleasant because of new brick kilns and heavy trucks. Khokana ...
... Bungamati Bungamati is a very old village . It is mentioned as far back as the Licchavi period by the name Bungayami , domicile of the important deity Bunga - dyo . Since the main ... BUNGAMATI Sata Tole ( the southern part of. 106 Bungamati.
... Bungamati, the household survey shows that 67.8% of respondents want to reconstruct their buildings in the same place as before and 18.64% of respondents informed that they want to construct their houses elsewhere. The top two reasons ...