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Sunar Mai Temple
Religious and Spiritual
Apr-13-2023
Client : Office of Municipal Executive, Balara Municipality, Sarlahi
Architect / Engineer : Ar. Aditya Parajuli, Sujan Shrestha,
Project Location : Madhesh Pradesh Balara Municipality, Sarlahi
Project Status : Completed
Materials : cement,Traditional Dachi bricks, decorative bricks,copper roof sheet
Area : 483 Sq.Ft
Project Start Date : 2023-02-15
Project End Date : 2023-04-10
Description:
Sunar Mai Temple – Balara Municipality, Sarlahi, Nepal
The Sunar Mai Temple is a culturally significant religious structure located in the Sarlahi district of Nepal, designed and constructed for the Office of the Municipal Executive, Balara Municipality. Spanning a total site area of 483.19 sq. ft., the temple is dedicated to the revered goddess Sunar Mai and serves as a vital place of worship for the local community.
The architectural design of the temple is a harmonious blend of traditional Nepali craftsmanship and contemporary construction techniques. It features locally sourced Dachi bricks and decorative bricks, embodying the rich heritage of Nepali masonry. The structure is further supported by Reinforced Cement Concrete (RCC) for durability and stability, while traditional Nepali Agrakh wood adds cultural authenticity and aesthetic warmth to the design.
This temple stands as both a spiritual center and an architectural landmark, symbolizing the intersection of faith, tradition, and modern development within the municipality. It not only enhances the religious life of the community but also reinforces the importance of preserving Nepal’s unique architectural identity in contemporary civic projects.
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