Kathmandu Patan Durbar Square 10 Krishna Mandir, King Yoganarendra Malla Column, Garuda Column, Vishwanath Temple, And Bhimsen Temple

Kathmandu Patan Durbar Square 08 Vishnu Temple, Jagannarayan Temple, King Yoganarendra Malla Column

Kathmandu Patan Durbar Square 09 The Two-storey Brick Jagannarayan Temple Is Dedicated To Narayan Guarded By Two Large Stone Lions

Kathmandu Patan Durbar Square 10 Krishna Mandir, King Yoganarendra Malla Column, Garuda Column, Vishwanath Temple, And Bhimsen Temple

Kathmandu Patan Durbar Square 11 King Yoganarendra Malla Column Close Up

Kathmandu Patan Durbar Square 12 Krishna Mandir And Garuda Column

Kathmandu Patan Durbar Square 10 Krishna Mandir, King Yoganarendra Malla Column, Garuda Column, Vishwanath Temple, And Bhimsen Temple [10 of 27]

The Krishna Mandir temple, King Yoganarendra Malla column, Garuda column, Vishwanath Temple, and Bhimsen Temple occupy the west side of Patan’s Durbar Square. Vishwanath (Shiva) Temple (1627) is an elaborately decorated two-roofed temple with two stone elephants guarding the entrance. The Bhimsen Temple (1682) at the northern end of Durbar Square is a three-story temple dedicated to the god of trade and business.

Kathmandu Patan Durbar Square 10 Krishna Mandir, King Yoganarendra Malla Column, Garuda Column, Vishwanath Temple, And Bhimsen Temple The Krishna Mandir temple, King Yoganarendra Malla column, Garuda column, Vishwanath Temple, and Bhimsen Temple occupy the west side of Patan’s Durbar Square. Vishwanath (Shiva) Temple (1627) is an elaborately decorated two-roofed temple with two stone elephants guarding the entrance. The Bhimsen Temple (1682) at the northern end of Durbar Square is a three-story temple dedicated to the god of trade and business.

DATE: 2008-05-13 12:21