Sankata Temple
The Saṃkaṭā Temple is located at Te Bahal, Kathmandu, Nepal. It is a significant site for Buddhists who worship Palah: Dya, especially on Saturdays, to ward off bad luck and sickness. The shrine is also attributed to Chanda Mahoroshan.
मुख्य विवरण · Temple details
- प्रमुख देवता / Deity: Palah: Dya (पलाह: द्य)
- स्थान / Location: Kathmandu, Central Region
महत्व · Significance
The temple is revered for its ability to ward off bad luck and sickness, making it a spiritual refuge for devotees.
पूजा एवं साधना · Worship
Devotees worship Palah: Dya to ward off bad luck and sickness.
- to ward off bad luck
- to alleviate sickness
Nearby temples
- Ganesh Temple Sundhara (0.1 km)
- Shree Sweta Ganesh Temple (0.2 km)
- Ranamukteshwar Temple (page does not exist) (0.2 km)
- Mahankaal Temple (0.3 km)
- Panch Mukti Hanuman Temple (0.4 km)
सामान्य प्रश्न · FAQ
Which deity is worshipped at Sankata Temple?
Sankata Temple is dedicated to Palah: Dya (पलाह: द्य).
Where is Sankata Temple located?
Sankata Temple is located in Kathmandu, Central Region, India, at coordinates 27.702, 85.3119.
Which temples are near Sankata Temple?
Nearby temples include Ganesh Temple Sundhara (0.1 km); Shree Sweta Ganesh Temple (0.2 km); Ranamukteshwar Temple (page does not exist) (0.2 km).