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Rato Machhendranath Temple is a hindu temple, located at Karyabinayak 44700, Nepal

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Karyabinayak 44700

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13 Reviews

  • Umesh Shrestha
    25 May 2018

    This historic temple is no longer exist due to earthquake. reconstruction is going on.

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  • Arun Sigdel
    12 May 2018

    Jay machhindra natha

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  • Mahbubul Islam
    03 February 2018

    Historical and religious place for Hindus. The "Roth" starts from here.

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  • WrackAce Marz
    24 November 2017

    This Shikhara temple is built on a low stone base. the carved tympanum depicts Manjusri. The sanctum has a columned porch around it. the tall Shikhara tower is surrounded by smaller towers in the same style at each corner, and by four shrines on each face above the cornice. the priest is a Panju. - Kathmandu Valley Inventory

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  • Hasina Mhrz
    20 November 2017

    Huge Mandir destructed by devastating Earthqauke so the temple is rebuilding.

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  • Akash Maharjan
    26 July 2017

    Awesome place for nice village hike. One of the most popular newar settlements in the Valley.

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  • Ashutosh Jha
    25 June 2017

    God of rains temple. Good bold city around it. The temple needs help for reconstruction after the earthquake

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  • Yogendra Rajkarnikar
    04 June 2017

    Popular n widely worship gods .

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  • Bimal C. Sharma
    22 March 2017

    This temple was totally collapsed due to massive earthquake in 2015

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  • Aj T
    26 January 2017

    Historic temple

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  • RD G
    12 December 2016

    Rato Machchhindra is the god of rain , peace and prosperity forever in kathmandu valley. Buṅga Dyaḥ is also known as Raktalokitesvara Karunamaya and Rāto Machhindranāth and is revered as the giver of rain.[1][2] The name Rato Machhendranath means Red Machhendranath in a reference to the color of the deity's image.[3] The chariot festival is held according to the lunar calendar, so the date is changeable. It begins on the 4th day of the bright fortnight of Bachhalā, the seventh month in the lunar Nepal Sambat calendar.

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  • Sunam Shrestha
    02 December 2016

    Holy Place

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  • Manoj Khatri
    07 September 2016

    Recent earthquake has damaged the temple. One can visit this place to help the community to rebuild the temple.

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