Je kan heel goed aan de overkant de verbrandingen volgen. Ik raad dat zelfs aan, anders sta je midden in zo'n ritueel en je wilt de mensen natuurlijk niet storen tijdens het afscheid van hun geliefden. Volgens mij hoort de overkant van de rivier ook bij het complex maar dat weet ik niet zeker.

First, non-Hindu are not allowed inside the temple. I wore jeans and a long sleeved shirt when I visited this area. I was modestly dressed as one should be when visiting this kind of place.

Yes it is safe for all people

Yes NPR 500 is fair amount

Morning aarati is at 6 30 am However it is evening Aarati which has more religious significance. If at all you want to attend aarati at Temple it is evening aarati which is worth attending. Starts at 6 pm and continues for practically 2 hours, open for all. Also known as Sandhya aarati carried out in very pious atmosphere. This Bagmati aarati is 200 years old ritual and is believed to bring you closer to God

There are at least four flight a day between Delhi and Kathmandu. The other way is to take a train up to Gorakhpur and by the surface you can drive to Kathmandu

The vehicle reaches right at the premises of the temple when you approach from Gaushala-Ban Kali part. There should not be any problems at all.

It is doable from the entrance that we have used it actually took us around 10 -15 minutes depending on your pace. Please wear comfortable shoes and clothes appropriate for the warm weather, bring a cap/umbrella, bottled water and a mask. No steep steps unlike the other temples in KTM. Enjoy your trip!

Yes, they can visit. There is 2 part in Pashupatinath Temple and you can visit outside for everyone and Only Hindus inside the temple. Hindu ladies are allowed to go and worship.

First,take a bus from Birganj to Kathmandu.After you reach Kathmandu city take a bus going towards Tribhuvan Airport.Speak to the conductor and ask him to drop you near Pashupatinath Temple.You can easily walk the the last 250 meters.