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02 / OBJECTSTwo Hindu mandirs from different eras
Janaki Mandir↔Swaminarayan Akshardham Mandir, Delhi
Reported completion
1910 · 2005
Janaki Mandir
A storied shrine at the heart of Janakpur
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Janaki Mandir
Janaki Mandir is a landmark shrine in Janakpurdham, Nepal, dedicated to Sita and also known as Nau Lakha Mandir. The Nepal Tourism Board describes it as completed in 1910 under Queen Vrisha Bhanu; another published account gives the broader construction period 1894–1911. Its design brings together Koiri-Hindu, Mughal and Rajput traditions. This interactive model is an illustrative render: its dome accents, flags and presentation are artistic additions, not a measured restoration.
“A storied shrine at the heart of Janakpur”✳
01 / LocationJanakpurdham, Nepal
02 / Dedicated toSita / Janaki
03 / Reported completion1910 Nepal Tourism Board
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