Have you ever been to the Monkey Temple in Kathmandu and the striking Suwayan Bufo Pagoda?

Some people say it is a tower, some people say it is a temple, and some people say it is a temple. There is a magical Suwayan Bufo pagoda in Kathmandu, which can also be called Swayabunat Temple. Because there are many monkeys there, it can also be called monkey temple. This is a magical and serious place. The Monkey Temple is located in the west of Kathmandu. As the oldest relic in Kathmandu Valley, it attracts people's attention. After reaching the peak, you can overlook the whole Kathmandu Valley. Don't forget to stand on the top of the mountain and take a close photo with Kathmandu!

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Bodaha and Suwayanbu in Kathmandu are the largest Buddhist temples in Nepal. But personally, Suwayanbu is more magical. Because of its high position, you can see the whole picture of Kathmandu when you board Suwayanbu. The main tower of Suwayanbu is smaller than the Harvard Tower of Boda, and there are many small towers next to the Big Buddha Tower, which should be the tower after the death of the Taoist priest. Similarly, the Buddha's eyes are boundless. Suwayan Bunat Pagoda is one of the eight world cultural heritages in Nepal. This pagoda, also known as Siyan Temple, is divided into thirteen floors, symbolizing the thirteenth level of spiritual practice, with a history of more than 2,500 years. There are many wild monkeys around the tower, so it is also called "Monkey Temple".

This temple is one of the oldest Buddhist attractions in Asia. We came to Suwayan Bufo Pagoda on a hill in the western suburb of Kathmandu, which is also called "Four Eyes Temple". Apart from being a Buddhist shrine, it is also a happy home for monkeys. Along more than 300 steps all the way up, we can see the huge stupa. Our car took us halfway up the mountain, and we got there by another road. Looking down from above, the steps are bottomless

The Monkey Temple is well-deserved, and monkeys can be seen everywhere. In Nepal, monkeys are regarded as the embodiment of strength and wisdom. The monkeys in Swayambunat Temple are called sacred monkeys. It is also said that Manjusri Bodhisattva once cut off 3,000 troubled hairs here, and the cut hairs became trees, and the head lice became those sacred monkeys. There are more than 3,000 monkeys in the temple, commonly known as the "Monkey Temple".

The base of the giant stupa is a white semi-circular sphere, symbolizing the universe. Colorful prayer flags are hung between the top of the tower and the tower foundation. When the wind blows, the scriptures will reach the Buddha's ears. There are huge Buddha eyes around the tower, which are Sakyamuni's eyes, looking at the world everywhere. This Buddha's eye has now become a symbol of Nepal. Buddha's nose at present is a question mark. The tour guide told us that in Nepal, it is the number "1", which symbolizes harmony. There is a 13 descending gold ring above the Buddha's eye, which represents the realm of 13 leading to nirvana, and the canopy at the top represents the polar world.

At the entrance of the main entrance, a bronze cast king kong was consecrated high. King Kong is a bending scepter or thunder representing the Supreme God in tantric Buddhism, and it is also a symbol of male strength and ability. The stupa is surrounded by a whole row of prayer wheels. Believers who come here to worship must walk around the tower clockwise while turning the wheel. This ritual of turning the wheel of life is said to pray for reincarnation in the afterlife. The buildings here are uneven, but the doors and windows are mostly carved of copper and iron with fine workmanship.

The Monkey Temple is a group of ancient religious buildings located in the mountains of Kathmandu Valley. It was built in the 5th century and is the oldest relic in Kathmandu Valley. The dome at the bottom of the temple symbolizes the whole world. On the four walls of the main stupa, there are a pair of eyes symbolizing wisdom and tolerance on each side, and each pair of eyes has a third eye to attract more interested people to join. Every morning before dawn, Buddhist and Hindu pilgrims will climb 365 steps from the east of the mountain, pass by King Kong and two stone lions guarding the gate, and circle the stupa clockwise.

The temples, pagodas and bronze ornaments on the top of the mountain are dotted, pigeons are flying, goshawks are hovering, and the pagodas of the four gods have Nepal's eyes on earth, overlooking Kadu and gaining insight in all directions. Around the tower is a pair of Nepalese eyes, staring at all directions of the valley. Besides the stupa, there are some other temple buildings on the top of the mountain, and you can also overlook the scenery below from the observation deck. The top of Swayambunat Temple is a good place to enjoy the panoramic view of Kathmandu. The observation deck standing under the tower overlooks Kathmandu, which is basically such a simple building.