Rashmi Kansakar powders washed-out writings on various artifacts in and around Janabahaa to make them more visible so that experts can decipher the text more easily. Photo by Alok Tuladhar.
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Janabahaa Heritage Information Centre aims to bring about positive changes around the Seto Macchendranath complex in central Kathmandu to solve issues faced by this sacred neighborhood -- by increasing awareness so that community members will come up with solutions.
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