Amideva Buddha Park
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Kyale Chn
Malaysia72 contributions
Nov 2019
Not many tourists will come to this temple, so you can enjoy the quietness and peacefulness of the environment.
The Buddha statues were beautiful, I feel that this should not be missed especially for those who visit the Swayambhunath as it is just a short walk from there.
The Buddha statues were beautiful, I feel that this should not be missed especially for those who visit the Swayambhunath as it is just a short walk from there.
Written November 27, 2019
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Dubaide
Dubai, United Arab Emirates95 contributions
Apr 2018 • Friends
Have been told that it was free entrance but as soon as we put the feet on the entrance step a man jumped on us asking for entrance fee. He could not speak proper English, he said "500 rupies entrance". He prepared a printed receipt (all in Nepali) from a little table and gave to us after taken the big ammount. I was upset and didn't look properly. The park was nice and quiet, far from the busy dusty Kathmandu. The visit was quick and full of religious atmosphere as per my experience.
When I found someone who could speak English, I explained the situation of the entrance and showed the paper. It was actually an offer for the rebuilding of a monastery somewhere outside the city. Offers should not be imposed! and NOT been asked in that fraudulent way to tourists who don't speak local language. I felt mestreated, when I had such a good experience with Nepali people until that moment. I just hope that the money will really go to that cause, in order to help a monastery and it will be good for Karma of all sentient beings. Namaste!
When I found someone who could speak English, I explained the situation of the entrance and showed the paper. It was actually an offer for the rebuilding of a monastery somewhere outside the city. Offers should not be imposed! and NOT been asked in that fraudulent way to tourists who don't speak local language. I felt mestreated, when I had such a good experience with Nepali people until that moment. I just hope that the money will really go to that cause, in order to help a monastery and it will be good for Karma of all sentient beings. Namaste!
Written May 1, 2018
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John H
Solihull, UK402 contributions
Dec 2018 • Couples
An attraction seamingly missed by most tourists and only 10mins away from Monkey Temple which is heaving! Amazing Bhudda statues and other features plus views across the city and vallry
Must do!
Must do!
Written December 28, 2018
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Bhikaji Deshmukh
Aurangabad District, India221 contributions
Aug 2016 • Friends
You can see Bramha,Vishnu and Mahesh Tridev in Nepali culture of Buddhist form
first statue is sit on lotus that is Bramha ,second one is buddha statue which is know as one of the avatara of lord vishnu and lastly third statue with trishul is of lord shiva. but all the statue present in Nepali buddhist culture . you have to find out Tridev i.e. Bramha vishnu and Mahesh by their signs. Big statues all in golden colour look like made up of Gold.Nice palce to visit in kathmandu
first statue is sit on lotus that is Bramha ,second one is buddha statue which is know as one of the avatara of lord vishnu and lastly third statue with trishul is of lord shiva. but all the statue present in Nepali buddhist culture . you have to find out Tridev i.e. Bramha vishnu and Mahesh by their signs. Big statues all in golden colour look like made up of Gold.Nice palce to visit in kathmandu
Written July 14, 2017
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Jalal Iqbal
Dhaka City, Bangladesh1,471 contributions
Sep 2019
located next to swambhu or monkey temple in the foothill near the road. Buddhist park they say and quite a small one. have few big statues and not very clean place.
Written March 16, 2020
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Fr4nk
Den Dolder, The Netherlands1,340 contributions
Mar 2019
If you visit the Swayambhunath temple, don't forget to bring a visit to this little park. Very nice and impressive to see the 3 large golden buddhas. Unforunately when I visited in March 2019 there were some scaffolding around the buddhas.
Written October 30, 2019
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Toni G
Te Aroha, New Zealand41 contributions
May 2019 • Friends
This park is incredible. The sheer size of the statues are unbelievable. It doesn’t take very long to walk around, but you will love going for a visit! There tend to be monkeys around as it’s close to the monkey temple, so you might see them too!
Written May 25, 2019
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marcoovw
Alphen aan den Rijn, The Netherlands20 contributions
Apr 2019
Close to the Swayambhunath temple. Good to combine visits. Buddha park stroll takes around 10 mins. Nice if you have some time!
Written April 15, 2019
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tronkus
Madrid169 contributions
Nov 2018 • Couples
It is surprising to me that one place like this is normally not visited by tourists. This is by far much more beautiful than the famous Monkey Temple, and just 10 min away walking. Built in the 2000s, it is still clean and tidy. Free entrance and as said above, only local people.
Written December 5, 2018
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Peregrineri
New Delhi, India925 contributions
Oct 2018 • Solo
This park is at the foot of the hill along the parikrama (circumambulation of Swayambunath) route. It's definitely worth a visit. Three huge golden Buddhas are the main feature of the park, though there is also a large, beautiful stupa and lovely gardens. I'm not sure if it's actually part of the park, but around one side you can see an enormous prayer wheel. It's a popular park, yet still peaceful enough to sit and meditate.
There was no entrance fee and I was not asked for any donation when I went in.
There was no entrance fee and I was not asked for any donation when I went in.
Written October 21, 2018
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