Nepal

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"Verum est, certum et verissimum, quod est, superius naturam habet inferioram et ascendens naturam descendentis."

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	Place: Kathmandu-Valley (Nepal)
	Time: 5th August – 24th August 1998
	Goal: the study of Hindu-Buddhist tantric practice and the Sadhu way of life.)
	Participants: Botond Szatmári & Emese Héjjas & Daniel Tarr
	Itinerary:

· New Delhi	- {New Delhi - Capital of India}
· New Delhi ® Bhairawa	- {® Nepal: Sunauli - border}
· Sunauli ® Kathmandu	- {Crossing the Himalayas}
· Kathmandu	- {Kathmandu : capital of Nepal }
· Bhaktapur	- {ancient capital - Gai Jatra festival
· Swayambhunath	- {2000 years old stupa and temple
· Dakshinkali	- {Kali-temple : animal sacrifices

· Goraknath	- {cave-temple and Buddhist monastery}
· Vajra Jogini	- {temple of tantric goddess}
· Pashupatinath	- {the most important tantric center: burning ghats, sadhus, many temples}
· Patan	- {city of temples}
· Bodhnath	- {Bodhnath-stupa and Buddhist monasteries}
· Kopan	- {Buddhist University}
· Gokarna	- {Mahadev temple - important saiva 'center'}
· Budhanilkantha	- {The "Sleeping Vishnu"}

Hindu Temples in Nepal

I have studied Hindu religious phenomenon in the following 116 holy temples:

Kathmandu temples

Bhaktapur temples

Goraknath temples

Tara

Vajra Yogini

Pashupatinath temples

Patan temples

Vishnu Narayan in Budhanilkantha

Gokarna Mahadev

	I have also studied Hindu religious behavior in more than 50 Hindu temples in North-India. ]Interested? Check it out...
	I have also visited more than a 40 Buddhist monasteries in Western-Tibet. ]Interested? Check it out...