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08 December 2017
It is a temple of Deity Balkumari. Some of the infrastructures are damaged by the Earthquake of 2015, however most of the parts of pagoda shaped temple are entact. The surrounding of the temple is open and untouched by the modern architectures. Little effort has to be made to the maintain the cleanliness around the temple.
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31 October 2017
holy temple for hindus
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26 June 2017
Nice place. It is a survivor of 2015 earthquake. It one of the old temples in Katmandu .
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12 June 2017
Nice goddess temple located in Balkumari, Lalitpur.
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20 May 2017
It was effected by earthquake.
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09 April 2017
All time stop whenever I was free. Nice and peaceful Temple
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23 March 2017
The oldest temple of Goddess Balkumari and the place known for this temple...
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19 July 2016
Nice temple at nice location
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19 May 2016
Hindu temple at a safe distance from vehicle s
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