picsie14: Durbar sq in Kathmandu, the typical offerings include garlands of yellow flowers
picsie14: Durbar sq, Kathmandu
picsie14: Durbar sq
picsie14: Durbar sq
picsie14: Kathmandu
picsie14: Hindu gods and goddesses stickers for sale on the streets in KTM
picsie14: School time is over!
picsie14: local characters
picsie14: the all seeing eyes are often to be seen on doors
picsie14: Towards Durbar sq
picsie14: A practical way to move things from place to place
picsie14: Selling chewing tobacco
picsie14: Lions are protecting the temples
picsie14: One of the priests performing the Harati ceremony
picsie14: Blessing the crowds with incense
picsie14: The very start of the ceremony
picsie14: Harati priests
picsie14: Greeting the crowds
picsie14: a few spectators in front of the ceremony site
picsie14: Preparing the smoke with an electric fan
picsie14: gathering before the Harati Ceremony
picsie14: The entrance to the Hindu sacred temple
picsie14: Non-hindus are not allowed inside but we could take a photo of the door
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picsie14: the home of the elderly people
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picsie14: the linga, symbol of Shiva
picsie14: The elderly retirement home in Pashupatinath, close to Kathmandu, Nepal
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picsie14: the ashram where the sadhus live