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The devastating earthquake that took place on April 25, 2015, did not do any harm to the main temple of Changu Narayan but did a serious damage to Krishna Mandir located near the main temple. It also destroyed the living traditional museum. Though there has been some preservation works the temple does not shine like the original one.

In Nepal, Mandalas are generally found in the streets of Thamel in Kathmandu. There are a lot of Thanka Shops in Thamel area. We can also find them in the Art Schools, temples, museums and monasteries. Thangkas are painted in Art school like Changu Thangka Painting School. Changu Thangka painting school is situated in Bhaktapur. According to an artist at Changu Tangka School Saroj Moktan, Mandala is not only made by Buddhist monks, but it can be painted by anyone who has an interest in art and paintings. Mandalas are also found in Janaki Temple of Janakpur district. The mandalas made around the Janaki temple portrays the life of God Ram and Goddess Sita, and the story of Ayodhya. In the temples, the Mandals are made on the ground of Hinduism while in Monasteries, Goombas and Art School mandalas are made on the ground of Buddhism.

Sri Yantra Mandala is found on the walls of Temples and often inside the houses of Hindu. Sri Yantra has a direct association with divinity – goddesses Laxmi, the Hindu deity for wealth and fortune. Therefore it has immense cosmic energy in fulfilling one’s desire.

Here is the process of returning an item: Contact our team within seven days of receiving the product giving a call at +977 9810298783 or filling up the form at our website with clear information about details on return. Mandala paintings will be returned to the monks of the temple from where they are brought. Depending upon the arrival type the return policies are different. If the mandala arrived at you via UPS (United Parcel Service), you will be provided with a UPS Return Service label from our team. If it is via a freight carrier or blanket-wrap service, we will contact the carrier and let you know how much time will they take to retrieve the mandala. Note: You are responsible for the cost of return shipping. The painting to be returned should be repacked in the original form. The product cannot be damaged due to the packaging error in return, in that case, you will be responsible.