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Darshan Guide

Everything devotees need to plan darshan at Pashupatinath — timings, entry rules, dress code, queues, and what to expect at each gate, for every kind of visit.

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Travel Guide

Getting to Pashupatinath and Kathmandu — flights, taxis, hotels, food, itineraries, and practical travel tips for…

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Rituals & Poojas

The rites performed at Pashupatinath every day and on special occasions — from daily puja and…

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FAQ

Quick, direct answers to the questions we're asked most — entry rules for non-Hindu visitors, fees,…

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Festivals

The temple's living calendar — Maha Shivaratri, Teej, Bala Chaturdashi, Shravan Mondays, and every major festival…

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