Pujari Math was constructed by Gosain Guribaksha Giri , one of the disciples of Sankaracharya School ofThoughts , from Mahurgarh , India during the reign of Viswa Malla in 1548 – 1560 . During the Malla and Early Shah periods , Gosain merchants were very...More

You could miss this window without someone to point it out. But it is interesting to see this famous piece of history, untouched by the earthquake. There are souvenir shops here too, and somehow I ended up buying a trinket.

You'll just need to wait your turn. Love the characters and it is great to see how they are restoring all the damage from the quakes.

The Peacock window is the highlight of this place. It is still being reconstructed from the earthquake though.

The Pujari Math is not in Durbah Square but is located in Tachapal Tole. It was built around 1846 as a residence and office for a priest, rebuilt in 1763 and is now a wood carving museum and features a famous wooden window with a...More

One of the largest original structure thta was undamaged in the 2015 earthquake a required part of any tour of durbar square Bhaktapur

After 22 years back and so happy to see this temple has not been affected by the 2015 earthquake. Happy happy very happy