Beehive (Prose): Kathmandu · Class 9 · CBSE English
How does the author describe the atmosphere at the Boudhanath stupa in contrast to Pashupatinath?
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How does the author describe the atmosphere at the Boudhanath stupa in contrast to Pashupatinath?
- A.It is chaotic and noisy with aggressive vendors.
- B.It is a haven of stillness and calm amidst the bustling busy streets.Correct answer
- C.It is deserted and locked for visitors.
- D.It is filled with loud religious chants and beating drums.
Solution
The Boudhanath stupa has a sense of immense calm and serenity. Unlike the hectic chaos and crowds of Pashupatinath, there is a general stillness at the stupa's immenses white dome.
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