Our Visit to Pashupatinath Temple and Boudhanath Stupa | Nepal Travel Vlog 🇳🇵

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[@Pramodkr824]

Definitely ❤

[@ramprakash-zk2ee]

Nice tour.

[@trishaandnikhil]

Glad you enjoyed it 😀

[@aim8656]

love your vlogs everything is too good just wanna suggest you to remove the clips from inside pasupatinath temple premises at 3:40, but everything else is damn great. Have a great stay at Nepal

[@trishaandnikhil]

Heyy!! Glad you enjoyed the video. On your suggestion we have trimmed that scene out of the video, however it may take a few hours to get processed. Thank you for pointing it out

[@aim8656]

@@trishaandnikhil ❤️❤️ Thats so nice of you guys, If you got chance come to Chitwan for the local culture and Wildlife scenery

[@trishaandnikhil]

@@aim8656We’ll love to put it on our list and hopefully cover it soon!! Meanwhile, we really hope you enjoy all our Nepal adventures ❤🤗

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Best couple welcome to Nepal

[@trishaandnikhil]

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Really sad to hear about the accident. Thank god everything is fine. Hope you will have really great time ahead ❤🇳🇵🇮🇳

[@trishaandnikhil]

Yes, it was very fortunate that everybody was alright. Thank you so much 🩷🫶🏻

[@TravelTales2050]

Picture and videos are not allowed inside the main temple. place to preserve the sanctity and spiritual atmosphere of our sacred space. please do not repeat this types of mistake,

[@aa6eheia156]

I think it's not allowed because the corrupt Pashupati bikas kosh and concerned authorities want to hide the fact that lots of statues and sculptures there were modified and stolen/sold in planned way. Tourists have went inside and painted/sketched the temple premises 300 years ago. There wasn't and shouldn't be such restrictions. But if they allow filming now then people and media can easily track what changed and figure out what statues they sold to foreign art collectors

[@aa6eheia156]

Pashupati area was vibrant Newari ancient city just like Bhaktapur but now they've limited it to just a temple. Before whole community, festival, jatras, etc unique to that area used to happen but it's all disappeared or disappearing now. Just like in other Newari towns, Buddhist temple and Hindu temples are always built side by side. There were lots of small Buddhist stupas, shrines, temples and statues in Pashupati area but they are now all destroyed, stolen or converted to Hindu forms and now it's only known as big Hindu temple but nothing about Buddhism is publicized. Banning pictures and videos inside has helped them to restrict public, historians and archaeologists to research more deeply about it's importance in Buddhism and even in Kirat religion as it was major religious site for Kirat dynasty kings and people

[@khemtech9934]

Already trimmed

[@SaimonKarki-zf5ep]

​@@aa6eheia156restrictions for photos and videos inside the temple is to preserve the authenticity and sacredness of the place which is actually good dk about Buddhist importance but with was evidence you're telling kirat kings had religious importance of Pashupatinath?? There's not even a single inscription or evidence that their even existed a kirat dynasty at last what's the point of this comment actually??

[@JRMTravel]

Chandan on your forehead could be put from within Pashupatinath temple premises. So mentioned Chandan is first offered to the god. You didn't enter shaktipeet Guheshwori Temple on the way to Bouddha before crossing bagmati River.

[@trishaandnikhil]

We didn’t know that, no worries! Maybe next time 😊 It was anyway a very positive and a wonderful experience!! 🌸🙏🏻

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glory be to you. nice blog and so polite at the same time.

[@trishaandnikhil]

Thank you so much ☺️♥️

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Vist More place in Kathmandu, Skywalk Tower 🗼. Godawari Botanical garden 🏡. Monkey Temple Symbhu 🐒 Bhaktpur Durbar Square Historic Site Patan Durbar Square Historic Site Narayanhiti Royal Palace { Durbar Marg} Converted into Museum Sundrijal- Currently enjoy huge natural waterfall. Nagarkot - Sunrise 🌄 mountain Ranges View . Enjoy

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welcome both of you and hope you recovered well..

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Thank you so much!! That is very sweet of you 🤗 Many many more vlogs to come!! This is just the beginning of our Nepal Series 🤗💕

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I love this video

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Indian was ,are and will remain always welcomed in nepal Ÿ

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[@AbdulAkhtar78]

You can also visit our parent our king's last durbar the Narayanhiti Royal palace where our king Gyanendra and other king used to live before this gantantra (gaadtantra).you can also visit that, we don't love these deshdhrohi netas,we will bring back our Shree 5 Maharajadhiraaj Gyanendra bir bikram Shah dev sarkar soon

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Thank you!! Hope you enjoyed the video 😊

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As Nepali I'm ashamed about how polluted our bagmati river is.

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[@trishaandnikhil]

I will tell you why, because momo which is a variant of dumpling is seen as a singular piece… so like we say dumplings, rotis, chapatis, beans, curries, pulses etc., similarly we call it momos when it’s more than one. Us ( specifically Delhiites ) are so used to calling it momos as this is what we have been calling it since forever, even wikipedia says momos is plural of momo… now this was the answer to your why? However I know and understand that People from Nepal don’t appreciate it when we call it momos and even though I don’t know or understand the reason of the same, I know it hurts some people’s sentiments and hence we tried our level best to call it momo. We respect the sentiments of the locals. Hope that answers your question!! No matter what you call it, we just absolutely lovee itt ( be it momo or momos) Cheers!