Panauti

gai jatra

Gai Jatra is also known as Cow Festival. In this festival people dressed up in the attire of a cow parade in the streets of the town, but the way they present differ from town to town. In Kathmandu small children from the dead persons family dressed up as God. In Patan people mimic and enjoy also surround the city enchanting Bhajan, in Bhaktapur Tahasa and Tahamacha is popular. But in Panauti fusion from these three town is popular. read more..

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Panauti Jatra

Panauti Jatra is a combination of the palanquin and chariot festivals. panauti_jatra It is the nine-day festival starting off on the tenth day of the bright fortnight of Jyestha (May-June) and ending on the third day of the dark fortnight in Ashad (June-July).
During the festival Goddess Brahmayani and God Mahadev are taken out on different portable shrines carried on shoulder poles whereas God Bhairava and Goddess Bhadrakali are pulled on chariots. Panauti Jatra is unique in the sense that Lord Mahadev: one of the Hindu Trinity that does not accept blood, is honored and revered along with other Tantric gods and goddesses that accept blood of sacrificial animals. read more...

Panauti is quaint and interesting destination of Nepal. It feels as if has been left exactly the way the founders had built the town. A nostalgic atmosphere covers the narrow town streets and ancient structures. It is known as a Newari town that is located near Roshi khola & Punyamata Khola. Panauti can be easily reach from Kathmandu, which is at a distance of 32 km south-east. panauti

As many villages and town of Newars, Panauti is also steeped in culture and tradition. Visitors will often find colorful stones, petals and other items that are laid out on the pavement to welcome everyone with great hospitality. read more…

Exploring Panauti

Indreshwor Temple

Among the many temples located in Panauti Indreshwor Mahadev temple is most significant temple and is located in the heart of this city. Indreshwor Mahadeva is the oldest preserved Hindu temple, standing on a single base. The doors of the principle facade are decorated with sculptures, while the entrances to the other sides are simply molded). read more..