Indreshwar Mahadev Temple is an emblem of ancient heritage located in the heart of Panauti, Nepal. As a significant Hindu temple, it is dedicated to Lord Shiva and holds an influential spiritual position. The temple, believed to have been constructed in the 13th century, stands at the confluence of two sacred rivers, Rosi and Punyamati. It features an intricate display of Newari architecture with wood carvings, multi-tiered roofs, and beautifully crafted struts. The temple is part of the Panauti Museum Complex and draws numerous visitors, especially during the Makar Mela festival, which occurs once every 12 years. This event turns the city into a vibrant spiritual hub. Locals believe the temple stands on a single stone, thus safe from earthquakes. Over time, Indreshwar Mahadev has become not just a place of worship but also a monument of immense historical and cultural significance. It remains a testament to the craftsmanship and religious devotion of the Newari people who have preserved the temple and its traditions for centuries.
The temple has very important Religious significance for Hindu people.The temple was very clean and nice.
nepaltrekhub
Wrote on 27th Sep, 2019
Old shiva temple
This is one of the best temple i have ever visited in panauti, Has a excellent wood carving as well as best architectural modal of Nepal. The temple has a very important religious significance for hin..
This area of Panauti is quite old and the workmanship of the buildings amazing. The museum has lots of interesting items but not much literature. Enjoyable anyway.
lovethisplanet2014
Wrote on 19th Nov, 2018
Panauti is undamaged
Panauti is a lovely old Newari town with this exquisite, undamaged temple inside. There is an entry fee of RS 300, which includes the (rather simple) museum within the temple complex. Don't miss the g..