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Devotees carry the spire to place on top of the reconstructed Balgopaleshwor Temple of the historic Rani Pokhari, queen’s pond, which was devastated by the earthquake in 2015 in Kathmandu, on Thursday, October 1, 2020. Photos : @skandagautam for The Himalayan Times #Nepal #Kathmandu #RaniPokhari #balgopaleshwor #spire #earthquake #heritage #culture #tradition https://www.instagram.com/p/CFy3sbKheIM/?igshid=1aurxyhquarua

Rani Pokhari reflected in water that was filled after the Kathmandu-based shrine, which was badly damaged in the 2015 earthquakes, was reconstructed, on Sunday. Photo: @pixnaresh for The Himalayan TImes #Nepal #Kathmandu #RaniPokhari #reconstruction #water #lake #Shrine #tradition #history #culture https://www.instagram.com/p/CFYiWllB4-u/?igshid=pc8gyhbnpyua

#ranipokhari #underconstruction #workinprogess #visitnepal2020 #visitnepal #Kathmandu www.dntt.com.np (at Destination Nepal Tours & Travels) https://www.instagram.com/p/B6N1O95HauF/?igshid=8cjhkbsh72ru

Ranipokhari reconstruction has been started recently. 

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In the earthquake of April 25, 2015 a beautiful structure that is iconic historically and culturally was damaged — Rani Pokhari, which literally translated means ‘Queen’s Pond’, that nestles in the heart of the Capital, Ratnapark. Balgopaleshwor Temple (also known as Yamaleshwor or Jamaleshwor Mahadev), that stands in the middle of the pond, was also damaged.