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Added by Jopie, at 24 January 2017
Opening Hours
- Monday 5:00 AM – 8:00 PM
- Tuesday 5:00 AM – 8:00 PM
- Wednesday 5:00 AM – 8:00 PM
- Thursday 5:00 AM – 8:00 PM
- Friday 5:00 AM – 8:00 PM
- Saturday 5:00 AM – 8:00 PM
- Sunday 5:00 AM – 8:00 PM
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22 Reviews
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29 May 2018
Good place to take a short walk in the lap of nature
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28 May 2018
Great place, nice view of pasupati from here.
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17 May 2018
You will not find God in Pasupathi nath temple, but you will realize there is God.
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13 May 2018
Right next to One of the most important religious places for hindus.. Pashupati nath temple
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12 May 2018
Mrigasthali (home of deer) is important only only environmentally but also religiously.In Hindu's scripture it is clearly mentioned that how this place was regarded by our ancestors and creator of universe MAHADEVA.I suggest to everyone who visit Pashupatinath don't miss another heaven near heaven.
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22 February 2018
"Mrigasthali", name is enough to describe this place. This place is located inside the hindu religious place Pashupatinath temple.
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21 February 2018
One of the best peaceful place nearby pasupati temple
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08 February 2018
It's a great place to go and sit around for hours if you want peace.
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24 January 2018
Way back but it was nice to go there and have a view of wonderful pasupatinath
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19 December 2017
With five deer being born, the Mrigabatika in Pashupati area now looks like a real and natural deer garden. It also seems the deer have fully adapted to their new habitat. Though Mrigasthali etymologically means a place of deer or a deer garden, it had not even a single deer until the Central Zoo under the King Mahendra Trust for Nature Conservation (KMTNC) provided 30 deer to the Pashupati Area Development Trust (PADT) six months ago. According to officials at the Pashupatinath Amalpot Office under the PADT, two out of the 30 deer had died within days of their translocation to the garden. The number of deer has now reached 33 with three chittals, one ratuwa and one krishnasar each giving birth to a new baby deer.
“When we saw deer giving birth to their babies, we fed milk to the babies,� said Home Prasad Nepal, supervisor at the Mrigabatika. According to him, the baby deer needed human feeding as the mothers were having tough time to bring up their babies. Four staffers have been deployed at the Mrigabatika to look after the deer. They feed the deer twice a day — 11 am in the morning and 8 pm in the evening. Nepal said monkeys were a big trouble while feeding the deer in the beginning. “It is a good beginning to conserve the endangered species like krishnasar and a tangible contribution to nature conservation,� Dr Mukesh Chalise, a primatologist, said after visiting the garden. “The deer are turning wild and natural here,� he said. Raju Regmi, official at the Pashupatinath Amalpot Office, said about Rs 700,000 had been allocated for the Mrigabatika this year. He said the PADT officials have been holding talks with the KMTNC to bring more deer to the garden.response / report this review -
10 December 2017
Very lively place in the middle of the city.
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30 November 2017
View of Pashupatinath is amazing in the evening during prayers. Entry for tourists is expensive but the money is worth it to see cultural heritage of kathmandu.
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21 November 2017
Mrigasthali is a preserved forest in the famous Pashupati temple. Probably this is the nearest forest from downtown Kathmandu city. Indeed it is located in the midst of the city. If you want to enjoy tranquillity of a forest for a moment visit Mrigasthali forest.
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29 October 2017
The Ram Mandir was being renovated.
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01 October 2017
There are many deers in this place we can look..
It is well preservedresponse / report this review -
30 July 2017
This place always make me feel good
Religious and peacefulresponse / report this review -
09 July 2017
Best place to visit. Can view deer and Pashupatinath Temple and Bagmati River.
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11 May 2017
Good place and green surrounding. You can easily spend few hours here.
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27 April 2017
An awesome place to feel the righteousness with natural beauty.
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15 April 2017
A home of deers, once protected area for this nice animals unfortunately die to human encroachment ni deeds are found now yet the greenery should be maintained and place needs to be preserved
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10 March 2017
At the banks of holy river bagmati and pashupati temple
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31 January 2017
Previously you could see multiple varieties of deer there but these day those numbers have been decreased. Never the less the place is good to chill out from the city rush life
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