Pilgrims at Kalinchok Bhagwati

Kathmandu. The movement of devotees in Kalinchok Bhagwati temple is very busy. As the weather is clear, the number of visitors has increased significantly. Devotees from far and wide are waiting for their turn in the temple premises for worship and darshan.

In recent times, the presence of domestic and foreign tourists has also increased in this area, which has become a meeting place of religious faith and tourism along with the panoramic view of the snow range.

Express

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