Hey guys, love your content. Wanted to let you know that, the oldest temple in Nepal is actually Changunarayan located in Bhaktapur which is also a UNESCO World Heritage site and not Pashupati.
This is really insightful. Such an amazing part of travelling is having the cultural aspect, not just sightseeing/'tourism'. Also, side note, we are LOVING seeing your editing style evolving! It's so nice :) Keep it up guys🤍🤍🤍
If you consider the whole complex it is the largest temple by area in the world. It’s not just the temple but there is like whole forest area dedicated for the stray bulls that pashupati temple manages.
Pasupatinath temple is the only one place where you can see joy, happiness, kindness, love , enjoyment and sadness all in one place.. God shiva is also known as the God of the all gods( devo ka dev mahadev). It is believed that pasupati Nath temple is the main temple of all over the world for Hinduism. And I don't think you're not allowed to go inside the main temple. You're allowed but you can't film or volg inside main temple.. if you not visited the main temple you missed the main thing of visiting pasupati Nath and it's sad. Hinduism is kind dharma which allowed every religion to come and pray. If you're still in Nepal i suggest you to visit the main temple..
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Life is all about contrast. With life, we bring death. God of life and God of death, they exist in the two sides of the same river- they are never separate. Dance, happiness and misery and sorrow go side by side- sometimes one is dormant and other times other is! Are Day and night separate and contrast? They support and fulfil each other. If we can see this reality as a whole, not in parts like "Life or Death" but as a "Life and Death" together...the contrast, the opposites is the very nature of Everything. This is what Hindu philosophy is about- it teaches to accept life and death together as inevitable truths, so that we have real understanding of the reality of nature and truths and not imaginary ones. A right kind of observation can reveal a lot just by observing the happining in pashupatinath. Have a great days here in Nepal @Bevetravels.
Hey guys, love your content.
Wanted to let you know that, the oldest temple in Nepal is actually Changunarayan located in Bhaktapur which is also a UNESCO World Heritage site and not Pashupati.
Ahhh we didn’t know this! Thanks for sharing and we hope you enjoyed the video 😃
This is really insightful. Such an amazing part of travelling is having the cultural aspect, not just sightseeing/'tourism'. Also, side note, we are LOVING seeing your editing style evolving! It's so nice :) Keep it up guys🤍🤍🤍
Thank you so much guys! An experience that we will never forget! 🫶
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If you consider the whole complex it is the largest temple by area in the world. It’s not just the temple but there is like whole forest area dedicated for the stray bulls that pashupati temple manages.
We had no idea about the forest area! Thank you for sharing that is really interesting 😊 we hope you enjoyed the video ❤️
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Oldest temple of Nepal is Changu Narayan temple
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Pasupatinath temple is the only one place where you can see joy, happiness, kindness, love , enjoyment and sadness all in one place.. God shiva is also known as the God of the all gods( devo ka dev mahadev). It is believed that pasupati Nath temple is the main temple of all over the world for Hinduism. And I don't think you're not allowed to go inside the main temple. You're allowed but you can't film or volg inside main temple.. if you not visited the main temple you missed the main thing of visiting pasupati Nath and it's sad. Hinduism is kind dharma which allowed every religion to come and pray. If you're still in Nepal i suggest you to visit the main temple..
We had the most amazing time here! We can’t wait to return and see even more of Nepal 😊🫶
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Guy's please don't forget to visit Nepal in Winter Season!!!
We really want to do some hiking in the snow! 🫶
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Hi. Are u from which country? ?
Namaskaara
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I’m gonna go there
It was an amazing experience 😊🫶
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Fantastic.. love from Pakistan
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Very nice. R u from which country. I am krishna from india. Currently i am in kuwait
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🙏 Namastey Kathmandu valley history is Hinduism buddhism mixed history tara buudhism is Kathmandu valley 👸 princess she is married tibet king 👑 tibetan coming Nepal 🇳🇵
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We are heading back to India before the end of the year! Lots more content to come 🫶
Life is all about contrast. With life, we bring death. God of life and God of death, they exist in the two sides of the same river- they are never separate. Dance, happiness and misery and sorrow go side by side- sometimes one is dormant and other times other is! Are Day and night separate and contrast? They support and fulfil each other. If we can see this reality as a whole, not in parts like "Life or Death" but as a "Life and Death" together...the contrast, the opposites is the very nature of Everything. This is what Hindu philosophy is about- it teaches to accept life and death together as inevitable truths, so that we have real understanding of the reality of nature and truths and not imaginary ones. A right kind of observation can reveal a lot just by observing the happining in pashupatinath. Have a great days here in Nepal @Bevetravels.
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