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The restoration of Pratappur and Anantapur temples in Swayambhu, listed in the World Heritage List, has been completed. The Swayambhu Management and Conservation General Committee, which is protecting Swayambhu, has carried out the necessary maintenance and restoration in a period of about one year after both the temples became endangered.
The Secretary of the General Committee, Chandraratna Buddhacharya, informed that after the Department of Archeology gave permission to the General Committee to restore it in its original form, the renovation and painting work was completed using new technology.
The temple was damaged due to the earthquake of 2072. Those properties built by Pratap Malla are heritage sites of historical and archaeological importance.
King Pratap Malla named the temple Pratappur after himself, and there is a history of building Anantapur temple in memory of Queen Anantapriya.
Mahendra Ratna Buddhacharya, General Secretary of Maha Samiti, informed that the Department of Archeology and the Maha Samiti are studying for the restoration of Chaityas and other heritages of ancient importance. gave Those properties were previously damaged due to fire and lightning and were restored.
The general committee has been organizing the local Jatra festival fair and planting plants and decorating the park for forest protection in Swayambhu area.
Engineer Rajesh Suwal of the Mahasamitiya said that the restoration of those properties has been done at a cost of around 20 lakhs and informed that studies are being conducted for the repair of other properties in the vicinity of Mahachaitya.
