Bhimsen Temple

Located at the northernmost point of Duba Square, the god of trade and commerce is worshipped. Bhimsen, described as a hero in Mahabharata, is said to be particularly strong. Bowls, spoons and cups are pinned to the temple's pillars as sacrifices. The temple, which has three floors, was rebuilt in 1682 and was rebuilt twice after the 1934 earthquake and 1967. A lion sculpture stands on a pillar in front of the temple.

There will be a small lion on the building here. I don’t know what it means. Even the steps at the door will be there. There are a lot of fruits and the price is very cheap.

The monastery is antique, especially quiet to stand up, the incense is particularly prosperous, solemn It is worth coming to see, definitely a holy place.

After visiting the tower, you can visit it by the way. The first floor is the store. The upper two floors are temples. I am not impressed.

The building is more distinctive and the appearance is very age-like.