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Cīthū Bahī || चीथू बही
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Taḥnani Caitya || त:ननि चैत्य
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Mātakhyaḥ Śikharakūṭa Caitya || मातख्य: शिखरकूट चैत्य
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Kvay Bāhāḥ (1701 CE) || क्वय् बाहा:
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Cvay Bāhāḥ (probably built in 1642 CE) || च्वय् बाहा:
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Buddha Mandira (1649 CE) || बुद्ध मन्दिर
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Lokeśvara Mandira (1684 CE) || लोकेश्वर मन्दिर
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Cilancva Caitya (1515 CE) || चिलन्‌च्व चैत्य
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Cilancva Bāhāḥ (ca. 1515 CE) || चिलन्‌च्व बाह:
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Majāḥdegaḥ || मजा:देग:
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Kusi Bāhāḥ (ca. 17th-18th Cen.) || कुसि बाहा:
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Yākaḥ Bāhāḥ (1647 CE) || याकः बाहाः
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Lvaṃha Degaḥ (1664 CE) || ल्वहं देग:
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Gutpau Caitya || गुत्पाै चैत्य ll
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Kirtipur Heritage Walk

Curated by Bharat Maharjan

Kirtipur, one of the lagest Newar settlements of the Kathmandu Valley is believed to be founded by King Sadāśivadeva at the turn of the 11th-12th century CE. Local residents of this ancient city have engaged in preserving and recharging the tangible and intangible heritage sites and practices that have partly been included in the World Heritage List Nominations by the UNESCO. With its numerous temples, stūpas, caityas and arcaded platforms (phalcās), the life in Kirtipur’s historic city is made up of several impressive processions, festivals and other cultural activities throughout the year. We have curated a route that shows the rich heritage of Kirtipur, featuring some of its unique monuments located in the eastern part of the city