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Swayambhu Stupa

Located near northern India and close to China and Tibet, Nepal is one of the most beautiful countries in South Asia. For its unique geographical location and abundance of natural resources, Nepal offers the beauty of breathtaking scenery and, therefore, is visited by millions of international tourists throughout the year. Specifically, Kathmandu, the capital of Nepal can be regarded as a paradise for tourists. Tourism in Kathmandu is one of the largest contributors to the country's economy. Apart from the beauty of breathtaking scenery, Kathmandu offers many more tourists. Kathmandu is home to some of the biggest specimens of ancient art and architecture. In addition, historical and religious monuments are scattered throughout the city and its environs who speaks of art and crafts practiced by people of the country's long overdue. In addition to religious monuments it also introduces people to rituals in Hinduism. Nepal is one of the oldest nations where Hinduism is the dominant religion. In addition, the Royal Palace of the Ranas, markets, department stores and Opportunity Act of casino are also major tourist attractions in Kathmandu and Nepal. All spots for tourists in
the country remain thickly packed with tourists almost every season, but between all the Swayambhu stupa in Kathmandu is the most visited place in the city.


Sawayambhu Stupa is not only the most popular tourist attraction in Kathmandu, but it is also one of the greatest histories of Nepal and is also clearly visible from the air. Sawayambhu Stupa is located across the river Vishnumati at a distance of two kilometers west of the city of Kathmandu. Sawayambhu Stupa is one of the greatest monuments in Nepal and offers spectacular views of Kathmandu and its environs and if the sky is clear May you also get to see the Himalayan peaks.

History Sawayambhu Stupa dates from the time of the founding of the Kathmandu Valley. According to legend, the Kathmandu Valley was a huge lake and when bodhisattva Manjushri drained the lake water lotus lake has been transformed into a mound and began the dazzling light and came to be known as Stupa of Sawayambu it appeared as himself and not by any kind of force. The legend also says that Sawayambu stupa was a crystal stupa.

For its breathtaking beauty and history, Sawayambhu stupa was enlisted in the UNESCO’s list of World Heritage sites, which is another major reason for its popularity as a tourist destination.

 
 
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