The Kathmandu Post reported artisans from Patan assembling the traditional wooden chariot in Lalitpur ahead of the 2026 procession, describing it as about 20 metres tall. The Rising Nepal reported that four wheels were crafted in traditional style in March 2026 after damage, and Ratopati reported the deity's April 18 installation into the chariot at Pulchowk.
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