Naga Baba reachs Pashupati ahead of Shivaratri

Naga Baba reachs Pashupati ahead of Shivaratri

Naga Baba or saints who barely cover their bodies march towards the Pashupati Temple complex ahead of Maha Shivaratri Festival in capital Kathmandu. Sadhus considered the holy personas in Hindu Mythology throng the infamous Shiva Temple, a Hindu festival dedicated to Lord Shiva- the savior. Hundreds of Sadhus arrive from various parts of Nepal and India for Maha Shivaratri- the night of Lord Shiva observed annually in the Himalayan Nation.

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