“Even natural disasters can’t
keep Nepal down for long. The 2015 earthquake caused devastation”- Lonely
Planet.
Claiming thousands of lives; huge
number of heritage were destroyed and even collapsed during earthquake 2015. The
restoration and renovation of heritage is must, disasters comes and goes. Now,
it’s a time to bounce back. The good example of this is the standing of
Boudhanath Stupa.
Boudhanath
Stupa is a listed UNESCO World Heritage Site of Kathmandu valley lies in the
northeast direction. It is one of the largest stupa of the world and a holiest
site for the Buddhist. Huge number of devotees circumambulate the stupa during
the morning and evening time.
The
earthquake of April 2015 has badly damaged the Boudhanath Stupa. Within a year
after devastation, under supervision of Department of Archaeology, the
Boudhanath Area Development Committee started to renovate the Stupa. With the
good support of public, monks and volunteers, it has been completed now.
Decoration of Sutpa with five
color effect (red, blue, green, yellow and white) symbolizing five element god-
“Panchadhyani Buddha”.
The enthusiastic celebration of rebuilding
Boudha Stupa going to held on 22nd November with an inauguration ceremony.
The different sect of Buddhism are offering a purification worship at the World
Heritage- Boudha Sutpa.
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