Pashupatinath Temple Review

After visiting my trekking in the Himalayas I headed to Bouddhanath Stupa in Kathmandu, the biggest Buddhist temple in Nepal. After that it was time for another must-visit spot: the impressive Pashupatinath temple, also in Kathmandu. Pashupatinath is the biggest and holiest Hindu temple in Nepal, situated on the banks of the Bagmati river. Similar to the Ganges in India, here at Pashupatinath, dead bodies are being burned. It's always very impressive to see and makes you think about life over and over again. It feels good to be there, though.

Ancient historical place, amazing cultural exposure. Worth spending your time!

Nice place to visit when you are in Kathmandu. Its shines Nepal culture and harmony among people. One of the busiest place with Mass Gathering. Totally a fresh environment where you can express yourself.

Nepal's largest and one of the four major Hindu monasteries in the world, Paspatina, listened to Richard tell me about the history of Hinduism, the birth, the marriage, the death, the rebirth, watching these families burn the bodies of the dead, and re-enlightened me. But the law of life, I hope that after 13 days their souls will be reborn, and I hope that everyone will have the opportunity to visit Hindu temples and respect faith and culture, and the mysterious Hinduism, and it will be fascinating.

Pashupatinath Temple is one of the four most important religious sites in Asia. For Hindus who worship Shiva, the place to burn before thrown into the river 😱