Pachali Bhairav Yuwa Pariwar Review

Burning corpses is the most common activity here. Although they are not religious, they are not qualified to go directly to the front to see for themselves, but the effect across the river is also very special. But all kinds of dust will still make people sad. Wearing a mask may be better.

The crematorium is on the bank of the Baghmaty River, where Nepalese cremators are cremated. A bridge divides the cremation sites of civilians and nobles. We were there when we caught up with the crematorium side of the civilians, and each crematorium has a ceremony. Look at the excitement.

Experienced different funeral cultures, very shocking

[View] Superb feeling, it is really good, super good look, good look, super good look, super good

On the banks of the Baghmati River near the temple, is the largest crematorium in Nepal, Arya Ghat, which has six stone platforms, two on the upper reaches are dedicated to royal or noble families, and four on the lower reaches are crematorias for the common people. Therefore, the temple is also known as the "Burning Temple". Nepalese believe that death is not a sad thing, and that sending a friend and family to the last journey is equivalent to sending her (him) to the rich, and should be happy for her. Because Hindus believe that once the body is reduced to ashes, it can be united with the gods, and since then Nirvana. So once someone dies, friends and family will come to cremate him as soon as possible.