File:Shyambhunath Temple.jpg
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Panoramic beautiful merger view of sky and twilight on the background with the famous 'syambhunath temple' at the foreground
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English: SYAMBHUNATH ‘Monkey temple’
Swayambhu literally means "self-existent one". Believed to date back to 460 A.D., it was built by King Manadeva and by the 13th century, it had become an important center of Buddhism. Legend has it that Swayambhu was born out of a lotus flower that bloomed in the middle of a lake that once spread across the Kathmandu Valley once was. |
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