Sattale Darwar In Nuwakot Where Tourists Enjoy
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Sattale Darwar : Tourists entering Nepal are enjoying not only the mountains, biodiversity and lakes but also the historical sites. Many tourists who visit Gosaikunda and Langtang in Rasuwa district now visit Sattale Darwar and Devighat in Nuwakot. Nowadays, tourists enjoy Nuwakot Darwar. After traveling 5 km from the headquarters Bidur in a Nagveli uphill car, you reach Nuwakot Sattale Darwar .
The north-south horizontal Sattale Darwar is 75 feet high, 50 feet long and 39 feet wide. The other materials of this palace with a metal roof are carved in oily bricks and wood in a subtle and elaborate artistic style. Window, door, pillar, nidal, dalin, tundal etc. are made of wood. The pomp of woodwork has not only enhanced the beauty of the palace, but has also become a unique example of archeology.
The palace complex is about 970 meters high. Due to which the palace complex has also become a natural view-tower. Dozens of villages and settlements including Ranipowwa, Thansing Phat, Dhikurephat, Bidur Bazaar, Pipaltar, Battar, Samari Bhanjyang, Khadak Bhanjyang and Jilling can be observed from here. The Trishuli and Tadi rivers flowing between the village and Bhanjyang have given cigars.
After reaching Sattale Darwar in Nuwakot, the camera in the hands of the tourists starts moving. Some people take photos of remote natural resources and settlements by zooming in on the camera. Some people take photos and videos of Darwad. Nuwakot Now Nuwakot Durbar is 256 years old.
In the year 1819 BS, Prithvinarayan Shah built this palace by pulling an architectural master from Lalitpur. Initially, this palace was owned by Naut. An earthquake in 1990 caused two floors to collapse. The Nuwakot Sattale Darwar , which stands as an introduction to Nepal’s unification and history, is also a major attraction for both internal and external tourists.
After becoming a national museum, it was opened to the public. Inside this temple-style palace are Prithvinarayan Shah’s bedroom, the queen’s skull, the locker room, the prisoner’s dungeon, the materials used by Prithvinarayan Shah and his queen, and their surviving idols. Many foreign and domestic tourists visit Nuwakot Sattale Darwar to observe such materials.
Sattale Darwar in Nuwakot is famous for its eye-catching windows. There are windows on all its floors. They are all artistically carved and embroidered. The windows on the third floor are more attractive than other windows. The woodwork patterns used on the second and fourth floor windows also attract tourists.
The eyebrow buttons used around the fourth floor bardali are worth seeing. The small windows used on the fifth and sixth floors are made in an artistic style. There is also a dark dungeon on the sixth floor of the palace.The dungeon is designed to house enemies. From the seventh floor, you can see the surrounding scenery including Lake Besi, Pahad, Ganesh Himal, Langtang Himal, Rahuchuli, the historic Surya Gadhi, Trishuli Bazaar, Tadi and Devighat, the confluence of the Trishuli rivers.
The Nuwakot Sattale Darwar , which is connected to the capital, has a lot to say about Prithvi Narayan’s biography. King Prithvinarayan Shah spent 24 years in Nuwakot from 1801 BS. There are Bhairavi temple, Taleju temple, Narayan temple and Krishna temple in Nuwakot Durbar complex. According to archaeologist Dr. Safalya Amatya, the Malla kings used to build five-storey houses and the general public used to build three-storey houses.
But to break the pride of the Malla kings of the valley, Prithvi Narayan Shah built a palace in the style of a temple. The palace built in this way was used as a summer palace and another winter palace was built in Shera. Nuwakot is also considered culturally rich. The popular Mallakalin culture fairs, festivals and processions in the valley also take place in Nuwakot. On the other hand, many temples were built in Nuwakot during the time of Prithvi Narayan.
Nuwakot’s gods and goddesses, cultural rituals, artistic temples, historical sagas, archeological palaces, antiques were destroyed by the earthquake. However, domestic and foreign tourists also visit these places. Mata Bhairavi, south of the Nuwakot palace, is considered the protector of the country. It is also believed that Ran Bahadur Shah worshiped Bhairavi during the Nepal-China war and won the war due to his divine power. Due to this victory, Ran Bahadur had installed a gold-plated roof and gajur in the temple.
Sindur Yatra
Bhairavi’s Sindur Yatra in Nuwakot is considered culturally attractive. Devi Jatra i.e. Sindure Jatra is watched with interest not only by domestic tourists but also by foreign tourists. Bhairavi’s Sindur Yatra takes place on the full moon day of Chaitrashukla every year. This procession starts from Phagu Purnima and lasts for months.
Since the procession is being prepared from the day of Phagu Purnima, the priests do not eat wherever they find it. While this Jatra is going on, Narayan Jatra is also celebrated with pomp and circumstance.
This procession lasts for two days on the day of the horse procession and the day after. The previous day Narayan Devta goes to Besi and the next day Narayan Devta returns from Besi.
For the Sindure Jatra, arrangements have been made for Dhami i.e. priests of Bhairavi temple and Dhamini as well as Dwara i.e. government representatives Kumar, Ganesh and Guthiyar. Before conquering Nuwakot in 1801 BS, there was a dhami named Hakudyo here. The current Dhami Hariman Singh Dangol is of his twelfth generation.
There is a practice that Dhami should not cross the Trishuli, Samari, Tadi and Likhu rivers of Nuwakot without the permission of the head of state. This practice has been going on since prehistoric times.On the full moon day of Chaitra Shukla, the procession begins with the main method of bathing in the evening.
Dhami is dressed in special attire after bathing at a special site where guns have been fired. Dhami looks very gorgeous and attractive in golden crowns, jewelery, earrings, silver belts, dhamru pots, bhotos and jamas. Then Dhami takes the omen to her residence and runs out to the door. The sight of Dhami running is fun and somewhat scary. Sattale Darwar
According to the Tantric method, Bajracharya chants mantras and accordingly worships Dhami by Guthiyar . Then Bajracharya performs the method of offering Bhairav Bhairavi in Dhamidhamini. Dhamidhamini begins to tremble after taking the form of a goddess. Dhami rushes to drink the wine of Mahabali offered to Bhairav.
After this, Bajracharya chants mantras and applauds Dhami. After the completion of the Mahabali, Budhi Bhairavi (mother of Goddess Bhairavi) and Bhairavi are buried behind the temple. While burying the lingo, one should sit in the position of Bhairavi with the dhami khalto. This period is difficult for the devotees. Sattale Darwar
These lingos are cast on the days of Vaishakh Krishna Navami and Dashami respectively. On the day of Pratipada, Dhami is given a feast at Ganesh’s house. Then through the door, Dhamini is given clothes in the meeting room of Sattale Darwar . Currently, the palace is being provided outside the palace as it has been damaged by the earthquake and is being supported on a support.
Dhami, Kumar, Ganesh and other khalkis are given pagari (feta). At the end of the journey, the salary given to Ganesh is taken back. Dhamidhamini goes to her residence. After a while, Dhamidhamini and Gana are taken to Taleju temple with special bazaar.
Taleju Bhavani has been devastated by the earthquake and has collapsed due to rain water.
Due to this, a cottage has been built outside. After completing the necessary worship by Bajracharya there, the procession departs from Bhairavi temple to Devighat or Jalpa temple on the south-west side. Devighat is the historical site where Prithvi Narayan Shah was cremated. The idols of Bhairavbhairavi and Ashtamatrika are placed on the bed during Jalpadevi i.e. Devighat Yatra. Sattale Darwar
This journey is reached to Devighat via Dharmapani, Battar, Majhitar and a large garden. In Devighat, a special ritual is performed by Bajracharya and at night, a goat is offered to a devotee. At the end the fish village is served.
Prophecy from Dhami
In Devighat, the New Year is predicted from the ascending deity. Only Gubhaju, Dware, Barhabhai Khalak have the opportunity to hear this prophecy.Remarkable speeches used to be delivered to the royal palace through the gate, but now they are delivered to the head of state. After the Devighat fair, Dhamidhamini and other gangs return to Sattale Darwar Nuwakot with Bajagaja.
After reaching Dharmapani of Nuwakot, Dhamidhamini is worshiped and a feast is served. Nishan Jhanda, Bhairavi and Taleju Bhavani are saluted in the presence of the heads of government offices on the next day or the afternoon of the second day.
After the Taleju program, Dhamidhamini enters her residence after placing the chariot in a dabli behind the Bhairavi temple. The next day, a special treat is given to the devotee in the dabli. Dhami, who takes the form of a deity, drinks the blood of a goat or a goat. When you start drinking blood, Dhami looks scary. Not only domestic tourists but also domestic tourists from neighboring districts flock to see the Sidar Jatra. Sattale Darwar
Kakani and Ranipowwa on the way from Kathmandu to Nuwakot attract tourists. From Ranipowwa, one can see not only Lamtang Himal of Rasuwa district but also dozens of village settlements and hill ranges like Ramche, Kalikasthan, Jivjive, Dhaivung, Laharepowwa in the southern part of Rasuwa district.
Not only this, most of the geography of Nuwakot district and dozens of villages including Budhsing and Taruka of Dhading district can be seen from Ranipowwa.
Not only this, most of the geography of Nuwakot district and dozens of villages including Budhsing and Taruka of Dhading district can be seen from Ranipowwa.Sattale Darwar
Tourists who have been visiting Nuwakot for a long time have also visited Kakani Chirkeshwar Dada, Bagmara Sagar Kunda Valche’s sheep farm, Chisapani Mala Bhanjyang, Kala Bhanjyang and Golfu Bhanjyang. For nature lovers, Sagar Kund and Rahuchuli near Bagmara are another attractive natural heritage of Nuwakot.
Most of the Kathmandu Valley and the whole of Nuwakot can be seen from Rahuchuli.
Name of Nuwakot
The district headquarters Bidur can be reached by a 30 km motorway from Bareni to Bidur in Dhading district on the Prithvi Highway. This route is short for tourists from Terai to Nuwakot. Buses from Kathmandu to Nuwakot are available from the fish pond of the new bus park. Nuwakot can be reached in a journey of 70 miles via Kakani and Ranipowwa. Sattale Darwar
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