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Chilancho Mahabihar Chilancho Stupa: Preserving Tranquility in the Heart of Kirtipur Chilancho Mahabihar is a famous Buddhist monastery in Kirtipur . The Chilancho Stupa is thought to be the oldest monument in Kirtipur , but its exact age is not known because proper archaeological studies have not been done. Many people believe it was one of the stupas built by Emperor Ashoka in the 3rd century BCE, although there is no clear proof that he or his army ever came to the Kathmandu Valley.   The monastery has a peaceful environment where monks and devotees perform daily prayers and rituals. Inside the vihara , there are statues of Lord Buddha and other Buddhist deities. The walls and courtyards are decorated with traditional art that reflects Buddhist culture and teachings. The Newars - Facebook The original stupa was built on a natural rock mound and covered with bricks. It has a square base with terraces that get smaller as they go up, topped by a large white dome. On top of the...

Bagh Bhairav Temple Bagh Bhairav Temple - KTM Guide Bagh Bhairav (Bhairabh) Temple is one of the oldest and most important temples in Kirtipur , Kathmandu. It is the only temple in the Kathmandu Valley dedicated to the “Tiger” form of Bhairav , shown as a small clay tiger that is rebuilt every 15–25 years when the old one becomes weak. The temple is best known for its large three-story rectangular tower, but its grounds also have many smaller shrines with statues, some as old as the 3rd or 4th century. The temple is built in a traditional pagoda style and is a fine example of Newar architecture. Bagh Bhairav temple - Temple in Kritipur- Wonders of Nepal The Bagh Bhairav Temple in Kirtipur is believed to have been originally built during the reign of King Shivadeva III of the Gopal dynasty, between 1099 and 1126 AD. Over the centuries, it has undergone several renovations, with much of the present three- storey structure dating back to the early 16th century. An inscription fr...

Kirtipur Booklet Modern Kirtipur Tribhuvan University Kirtipur , once an ancient town predominantly inhabited by the Newar community, has undergone significant transformation over time. In its early days, the Newars lived a content and simple life, relying on farming, animal grazing, and artisanal crafts. The community was self-sufficient, and its cultural and social fabric revolved around traditional practices. As technology and infrastructure advanced, Kirtipur began to attract people from various communities, contributing to its diversity and development. Modern amenities like banks, hospitals, schools, public sanitation systems, and improved architecture gradually became part of everyday life. These developments brought convenience and significantly improved the quality of life for residents. A major milestone in Kirtipur’s modernisation was the expansion of Tribhuvan University (TU) , Nepal’s largest and oldest university. TU’s presence turned Kirtipur into an educational hub....