King Srinivasa Malla’s throne at Patan Durbar Square for public observation (Photos)
Every year, on this day (Wednesday), the throne of Srinivasa is taken out from the museum at Mangal Bazar and placed in front of the Krishna Temple for public observation.
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Kathmandu: On the occasion of Jya: Punhi, the throne of King Srinivasa Malla has been placed in front of the Krishna Temple at Patan Durbar Square for the observation of the public.
Every year, on this day (Wednesday), the throne of Srinivasa is taken out from the museum at Mangal Bazar and placed in front of the Krishna Temple for public observation.
Photo Exhibition in Patan Durbar Square (Photo Feature)
Only once a year. 32 religious hymns composed by King Siddhi Narasingh Malla are performed and exhibited in public. There is also a tradition to sing those religious hymns in a group.
(Glimpses of King Srinivasa Malla’s throne)
(Photo Courtesy: Nepal Photo Library)
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