Shri Samrajeshwar Pashupatinath Mahadev is a two-tiered pagoda in the Kathmandu manner: red brick walls, sloping roofs on angled wooden struts, and carved door frames and toranas worked in wood brought from Nepal.
Red walls, carved wooden windows and angled roof struts on the front of the Nepali Mandir
Carved wooden torana with rows of deities above a doorway of the Nepali Mandir
Weathered wood carving of a peacock among leafy branches on the Nepali Mandir
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Some struts carry erotic figures, which earned it the name "Mini Khajuraho"; locally it is the Kathwala Mandir, the wooden temple. Shiva is worshipped here as Pashupatinath, and Nepal's Department of Archaeology looks after the building.
Sources: Wikipedia — Nepali Mandir · Pashupatinath Temple: A Piece of Nepal in Varanasi — LiveHistory India · Nepal's archaeological properties in India — Onlinekhabar · OpenStreetMap — Nepali Mandir, way 1257500889 (coordinates) · Varanasi Pashupatinath (Nepali) Temple timings — Yatradham blog
