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The Koteshwar Mahadev Temple is located in a cave. The Alaknanda River flows just a few meters away. Legend says that the god Shiva meditated in the cave on his way to Kedarnath. Pilgrims from faraway places visit the Koteshwar Temple to receive the blessings of the god Shiva.

The meditation cave ‘Singye Phug‘ (Lion Cave) is located near the ‘Taktsang Waterfall‘, just above the path to ‘Paro Taktsang‘. In front of the cave, a small building was built in the crevice of the rock, which can be reached via a steep staircase. https://bayuel.com/attractions/paro-taktsang-history

Chhoser is one of the most beautiful places in Upper Mustang. Here you can visit two monasteries and the Jhong Caves, a place where dwellings are carved into stone.

The Chungsi Cave temple is highly revered by those who profess the Buddhist religion. In fact, Buddhism says that Master Guru Rinpoche spent part of his life here in the eighth century.

It's difficult to take revealing photos, but this cave is absolutely worth the detour! she is superb !

This is not a spectacular attraction. The cave is tight, there are many tourists, and the air is very stuffy. The interesting thing is that something like this is located inside the city, under the streets and buildings.

It's not a first class attraction but still worth to see. It is interesting to note that it is hidden between the streets. Costs 100 Rp only.

Phuktal Monastery or Phuktal Gompa (often transliterated as Phugtal) is a Buddhist monastery located in the remote Lungnak Valley in south-eastern Zanskar. The Phuktal Monastery is built around a natural cave, which is believed to have been visited by numerous sages, scholars, translators, and monks around 2,550 years ago.