The early medieval architectural complex of Panauti
NepalHis Majesty's Government of Nepal - Min.of Youth, Sports and Culture. Department of Archaeology
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Description
The architectural complex at Panauti is situated in a scenic position at the junction of the sacred confluence of the Roshi Khola and Punyamati Khola. The principal Indresvar Mahadev temple, in traditional Nepalese style, was originally built in A.D. 1294. Other structures include the 17th century Brahmayani temple, other temples, patis, sattals, inscriptions, sculptures and traditional houses.