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Samaymai temple in Anandbagh, Taulihawa Bazaar, Kapilvastu District, Nepal. The temple is located under a large Pipal (Hindu Holy Tree) tree at Anandabagh, which looks like a stupa.

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English: Samaymai temple in Anandbagh, Taulihawa Bazaar, Kapilvastu District, Nepal. The temple is located under a large Pipal (Hindu Holy Tree) tree at Anandabagh, which looks like a stupa. These goddesses are believed to be about 300 years old. It is clear that this temple is ancient when you see the vanity of the idols here. There is a statue that looks like Saraswati, a statue that looks like a man standing without a head, as well as other small statues. In fact, there are obscure stone statues inside this temple. This temple is located in a very quiet place and in a high part. On the great festival of Nepalis, Vijayadashami, devotees flock to this temple throughout Navratri to worship.
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Camera location27° 33′ 06.48″ N, 83° 02′ 48.84″ E  Heading=77° Kartographer map based on OpenStreetMap.View this and other nearby images on: OpenStreetMapinfo

Samaymai temple in Anandbagh, Taulihawa Bazaar, Kapilvastu District, Nepal. The temple is located under a large Pipal (Hindu Holy Tree) tree at Anandabagh, which looks like a stupa. These goddesses are believed to be about 300 years old. It is clear that this temple is ancient when you see the vanity of the idols here. There is a statue that looks like Saraswati, a statue that looks like a man standing without a head, as well as other small statues. In fact, there are obscure stone statues inside this temple. This temple is located in a very quiet place and in a high part. On the great festival of Nepalis, Vijayadashami, devotees flock to this temple throughout Navratri to worship.

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