Photo taken on July 19, 2014 shows a valley view along with Swayambhu and Dharahara from the Ichangu Hill in Kathmandu, Nepal.IANS 
Dharahara, also called as Bhimsen Tower, before the massive 2015 Earthquake in NepalWikimedia/russavia 
The destruction caused by the massive earthquake that rocked Nepal, in Kathmandu on April 25, 2015.IANS 
UNESCO World Heritage site Kathmandu Durbar Square before 2015 Nepal EarthquakeWikimedia/Bernard Gagnon 
UNESCO World Heritage site Kathmandu Durbar Square after 2015 Nepal EarthquakeTwitter/AmitabhBachchan
The massive earthquake in Nepal shattered several temples and buildings, including world heritage sites.
The UNESCO World Heritage Site Kathmandu Durbar Square, which is among the main tourists places in Nepal, collapsed after the powerful earthquake shook Nepal on 25 April.
Another iconic tower Dharahara, which is also called as Bhimsen Tower, collapsed after the quake. The nine storey tower was built by Prime Minister of Nepal Bhimsen Thapa in the year 1832.
A 7.2 magnitude massive quake rocked Nepal on Saturday morning killing more than 686 people in the country. Tremors were felt in some parts of India, especially Delhi and the entire North region bordering Nepal.
Pictures of Patan Durbar Hall, a UNESCO world heritage site, in #Kathmandu one hour apart before & after #earthquake pic.twitter.com/nFB7PGv2q9
— Mohan Almal (@Mohanalmal) April 25, 2015Kathmandu's Durbar Square, before and after the #earthquake via @snobers pic.twitter.com/Z6imiGZdiW
— HeardinLondon (@HeardinLondon) April 25, 2015
