Nala Bhagwoti Temple:
History:
Temple of Nala Bhagwoti is one of the important temples among the temples of Nepal. It is located at the Lagan tole of Nala bazaar. It was constructed by Jagat Prakash Malla, King of Bhaktapur in 767 N.S. (1704 B.S). According to the sayings of people, initially the temple was only two storied. Later on in 771N.S (1708B.S) Siddhi Narsingh Malla, King of Patan added one storey to this temple making it three storied temple. And the fourth storey was added by one of the rich person named Devanand Shrestha of Nala. In this way temple became four storied from two initial two storied temple. (Source: Nala Bhagwati Mandir ko Vaastukala – Kalpana Shrestha)

Nala

Nala called as Nalagram during Licchavi Period is one of the old  traditional newari settlement. This is located in the Kavre Palanchok District of Central Developement Region. It can be approched both through Bhaktapur and Banepa which is at about 7km and 2.5km distance respectively. It is surrounded by Kalika Ban at North, Waata ban in the east and Dandala Ban on the west.

List of Temples and shrines of Nala in different wards:

Ward no.1:
1. Mahadev Temple 2. Bhairav Temple 3. Ganesh Temple 4. Narayan Temple

Ward no. 2:
1. Saraswoti Temple 2. Mahadev Temple 3. Bhimsensthan 4. Bagwati Temple 5. Ganesh Temple

Ward no. 3:
1. Karunamaya Temple 2. Mahadev Temple 3. Laxmi Temple 4. Surya Binayak Temple 5. Narayan Temple 6. Ganesh Temple
Ward no. 4:
1. Ugrachandi Bhagwati Temple 2. Bhramhayani Temple 3. Mahakali Temple 4. Yudhisthir 5. Ganesh Temple 6. Natyaswor Temple 7. Mahadev 8. Surya Binayak 9. Bhairav Temple 10. Sugandha Kuti Bihar 11. Sai Baba Temple 12. Ceon Rofaka Mandali (Church)