Image title: Swayambhunath Stupa photo

Nepalese text (not proofread):

श्री गणेशाय नमः ॥ श्री वसुन्धरा देबीको मन्दिर तथा आगम घरको पुनःनिर्माण कार्य श्री ५ महाराजाधिराज वीरेन्द्र वीर विक्रम शाह देव को राजसिंहासनारोहणको अठारौं वर्षमा सम्पन्न भै आज आषाढ पूर्णिमा को पावन दिनमा श्री ५ बडामहारानी ऐश्वर्य राज्य लक्ष्मी देवी शाह बाट कृपापूर्वक अयुताहुति महायज्ञमा पूर्णाहुति गरिबक्सी श्री व- सुन्धरा देवीको प्रतिस्थापन सुसम्पन्न भयो। इति सम्वत् २०४६ साल श्रावण ३ गते रोज ३ शुभम् । ।

English translation (automated):

Lord Ganesha Namah—The reconstruction work of Shri Vasundhara Devi's temple and Agam House was completed in the eighteenth year of the accession of Shri 5th Maharaj Adhiraja Birendra Vir Vikram Shah Dev to the throne today, on the auspicious day of Ashad Purnima. done Iti Samvat year 2046 on 3rd day of Shravan every day 3 Shubham. .

Transcriptions

śrī gaṇeśāya namaḥ ॥ śrī vasundharā debīko mandira tathā āgama gharako punaḥnirmāṇa kārya śrī 5 mahārājādhirāja vīrendra vīra vikrama śāha deva ko rājasiṃhāsanārohaṇako aṭhārauṃ varṣamā sampanna bhai āja āṣāḍha pūrṇimā ko pāvana dinamā śrī 5 baḍāmahārānī aiśvarya rājya lakṣmī devī śāha bāṭa kṛpāpūrvaka ayutāhuti mahāyajñamā pūrṇāhuti garibaksī śrī va- sundharā devīko pratisthāpana susampanna bhayo. Iti samvat 2046 sāla śrāvaṇa 3 gate roja 3 śubham . .

shri ganeshaya namah ॥ shri vasundhara debiko mandira tatha agama gharako punahnirmana karya shri 5 maharajadhiraja virendra vira vikrama shaha deva ko rajasimhasanarohanako atharaum varshama sampanna bhai aja ashadha purnima ko pavana dinama shri 5 badamaharani aishvarya rajya lakshmi devi shaha bata kripapurvaka ayutahuti mahayajnama purnahuti garibaksi shri va- sundhara deviko pratisthapana susampanna bhayo. iti samvat 2046 sala shravana 3 gate roja 3 shubham . .

Gallery information:

These photos are taken around the Swayambhunath Stupa Buddhist complex situated in Kathmandu Nepal. The site stands as perhaps the holiest of all Buddhist pilgrimage destinations, especially for the Buddhist Newars. Svayambhunath or Swayambhu-Nath has a rich legendary history associated with it which is recorded in the Swayambhu Purana. It is revered by both Buddhists and Hindus.