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English: Figure shows the Pashupati temple which is Located in Nepal. Pashupati Temple is one of the temple in Nepal which is placed in category of world heritage site.Pashupatinath is also one of the few living cultural heritage sites in the world. Unlike other cultural sites or museums, Pashupatinath is the centre of energy with active participation of people at all times of the day, every day. The daily rituals of Pashupatinath Temple are as follows:

   4:00 am: West gate opens for visitors.
   8:30 am: After arrival of Pujaris, the idols of the Lord are bathed and cleaned, clothes and jewelry are changed for the day.
   9:30 am: Baal Bhog or breakfast is offered to the Lord.
   10:00 am: Then people who want to do Puja are welcomed to do so. It is also called Farmayishi Puja, whereby people tell the Pujari to carry out a special Puja for  specific reasons. The Puja continues till 1:45 pm in the afternoon.
   1:50 pm: Lunch is offered to the Lord in the main Pashupati Temple.
   2:00 pm: Morning prayers end.
   5:15 pm: The evening Aarati at the main Pashupati Temple begins.
   6:00 pm onward: In recent times the Bagmati Ganga Aarati that is done by the banks of the Bagmati has been gaining popularity. There are larger crowds attending on Saturdays, Mondays and on special occasions. Ganga Aarati along with Shiva’s Tandava Bhajan, written by Ravana, is carried out during the evening Ganga Aarati.
   7:00 pm: Doors close.

Apart from the daily rituals, special observed are plotted during special dates of the lunar calendar.