The Nepali Temple, also known as the Kathwala Temple, is a distinctive wooden
temple located near Lalita Ghat in Varanasi. Built in traditional Nepalese
pagoda style, the temple features intricate wood carvings, peaceful
surroundings, and a design similar to Nepal’s Pashupatinath Temple.
Visitors can explore the carved wooden pillars, admire the temple’s
craftsmanship, and enjoy the calm environment away from the busier ghats.
- 🏯 Explore the stunning traditional Nepalese wooden architecture in detail. 🪵
- 🪵 Observe the many finely carved wooden pillars and walls. 🛠️
- 🚶 Walk through the incredibly peaceful temple surroundings for reflection. 🍃
- 🌊 View the nearby ghats and the river from elevated areas. 🔭
- 📜 Learn about the unique cultural and architectural influences found here. 🗺️
- 👣 Access the temple on foot through the narrow lanes. 📍
- 🛺 Take an auto or taxi to the closest lane entrances. 🛣️
- 🚤 Enjoy a truly scenic approach from the river by boat. 🌊
- 🚫 Note that there is limited vehicle access in old city routes. 🛑
- ⚠️ Remember that pathways can be narrow so walk very carefully. 👟
- 📸 This spot is ideal for calm photography and architecture lovers. 🏛️
- ☀️ Visit during the bright daylight to appreciate every small detail. 🔍
- 🙏 Ensure you always respect the local temple etiquette at all times. ✨
- 🚶 08:00 AM – Walk to Lalita Ghat and reach the temple entrance. ⛩️
- 🪵 09:00 AM – Explore the intricate architecture and ancient wooden carvings. 🏛️
- 🛍️ 10:00 AM – Visit the various nearby ghats and local markets. 🏺
