Konjyosom Rural Municipality lies in Lalitpur’s southern hills. Its five wards are Chaughare, Sankhu, Dalchoki, Nallu and Bhardeu, each with its own settlements and religious sites. The municipality’s gallery introduces the area through village views, Sankhu’s chorten, Nallu’s Pathibhara Temple and the Konjyosom statues.
Choose an area to explore
- Chaughare, Ward 1: the village area and smaller settlement references such as Okharbot and Ghoda Tol.
- Sankhu, Ward 2: the village chorten, a Lhosar gathering place and temples including Mahankal in Gurung Gaun.
- Dalchoki, Ward 3: valley views, Manakamana Temple and Krishna Temple at Barbot.
- Nallu, Ward 4: Pathibhara Temple, Mahankal Temple and local places such as Kholem Danda.
- Bhardeu, Ward 5: Baleshwari and Kunnekali temples, Chorten Gumba and the Tamang walking-route reference.
Temples, village life and hill routes
The municipal tourism policy identifies the Konjyosom statues, Pathibhara Temple, Dalchoki Manakamana Temple and Sankhu’s chorten as places to connect through a proposed circuit. It also includes Dalchoki’s viewpoint tower, Tham Bhanjyang and Tinpane in broader tourism planning.
Farming and village culture are part of that policy’s approach to Nallu and Bhardeu. The plans provide context for exploring the area, while current transport, accommodation and visiting arrangements need checking with the particular destination.
Use the map above to choose a ward, then use its named village or temple to narrow down your visit. The five ward guides cover the existing administrative areas within Lalitpur District.