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Walled-city, full of Nuwari culture, amazing, the best city in Nepal
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too expensive the enty fees
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National Art Gallery- Bhaktapur.
goutammitra Says: This place is worth visiting. The art and architecture of Nepal is deeply influenced by the religion. Unique craftsmanship can be found in temples, architecture, shrines, fountains and the design of religious objects. Art and religion is so deeply interlocked that it is...
Bhaktapur Brass & Bronze Museum
goutammitra Says: The Bronze and Brass Museum is located at the famous Pujari Math area of downtown Bhaktapur. This museum is just opposite to the National Woodwork Museum in the outskirts of Kathmandu. The museum is the newest to pop up in Nepal. This museum is primarily dedicated to the...
The Peacock window & Wood Carving Museum.
goutammitra Says: The Peacock Window, which is also called the "Mona Lisa of Nepal", is a rare masterpiece in wood. Dating back to the early 15th century, the unique latticed window has an intricately carved peacock in its center. The window adorns the Pujari Math which, with rows of...
goutammitra Says: Dattatreya Temple from Historic Town Bhaktapur Nepal.The Dattatreya Square is Bhaktapur’s third dazzling gem. The seat of royalty till the 15th century, the area still houses a great number of historic monuments including many wondrous Maths (residential mansions) and...
goutammitra Says: Dattatreya Temple from Historic Town Bhaktapur Nepal.The Dattatreya Square is Bhaktapur’s third dazzling gem. The seat of royalty till the 15th century, the area still houses a great number of historic monuments including many wondrous Maths (residential mansions) and...
goutammitra Says: It lies just a minute walk to the South East Durbar Square. A standee in this square is pygmised by the towering five storeyed pagoda style temple of Goddess Siddhi Laxmi and that of God Bhairavnath.This is the place where age old Dances & Festivals are observed by the...
traceyspacey Says: National Art Gallery is worth seeing, inside and out. It has Hindu and Buddhist paintings, stone and wood carvings. There are also portraits of the Kings of Nepal with information on each of them, you may want to compare this with your guide book. All this for 20 rupees. The...
josephescu Says: It is not a bad idea to stay in Bhaktapur after night fall, when the one day tourists leave and the quiet squares from day-light come back to "real" life, with dozens of vendors trying their chances and with the locals gathering in smaller or larger groups,, just to sit and...
josephescu Says: Foreigners’ entrance in the old town of Bhatkapur is charged a hefty fee of 10 USD. Well…it may be much as per Nepali standards, but it is well worth it by all means. See?.........Payment in rupees saves 1 usd because of the odd exchange rate.
Marco Polo: If you are willing to waste your time
ozalp Says: This was our biggest mistake. Not because of the foods or location. The service was so slow so we missed all the free time waiting for some lunch. This is why I couldn’t have good photos; this is why I couldn’t buy souvenirs. This is why I haven't any decent image of...
New Newari Khaja: Nepal's Favourite Newari Food
goutammitra Says: If you are in Nepal and have not tasted the original Newari ( Nepali) food, you really have missed something. We tried everithing Nepali, Thakkali food, Newari food the original combination of Daal, Bhat & Tarkari combination, everything. In almost everywhere in Kathmandu...
josephescu Says: I was sick that day (diarrhoea from earlier meals in Chitwan) and spent almost all morning in the hotel in Kathmandu. Feeling a little better in the afternoon, I insisted on seeing Bhaktapur, although it was getting really late. So we rented a cab to take us from Kathmandu...
schlumpf Says: If you simply want to visit Bhakthapur, then the best way is to take a pubblic bus form Kathmandu, where you will have no difficulties to caught it.Anyway, I won’t reccomend you to spend a compelte day here, as it is enough to stay here an half a day, you could then set a...
Vija_v Says: It was really hard to pass all the beauty you can see in the little shops. If i would have someone who would carry my bag, i would spend all my money for all this nice things. :)oh, sorry for being so typical woman! :)
Vija_v Says: It is amazing how calm people can be in Nepal, as well as in India. They never have any hurry, but for whole day long they can just sit near some temples or main squares, watch people and do nothing.Try to do the same and if you can - you are very special! :))) Actually for...
illa Says: This is just a warning. From the time you arrive at Bhaktapur, there will be a lot of kids coming to recommend themselves as your tourist guide in Bhaktapur. Preferring to have the freedom of where to go and what to see myself, I had to say constantly "no" to them. However,...
The Commercially Traditional Pottery Square
illa Says: Lying at a few minutes walk to the south of Durbar and Taumadhi Square, the Pottery Square, Talako is actually an interesting place to visit. You see the flow process of pottery producing on the square. Of course they also sell the potteries on site.What you should be...
illa Says: The city is full of alleys and narrow winding lanes as a network. Built by red bricks as ground and buildings and being full of venders, they are colorful to watch. Each small lane can lead you to some surprises, a temple, a school, a small square, a market... you never...
josephescu Says: There are three main squares in old Bhaktapur – Durbar, Taumadhi and Tachupal Tole (to the east), linked togather by a number of narrow streets and courtyards. Durbar square is larger than the one in Kathmandu and much less “crowded” with temples than Patan. The empty...
josephescu Says: A math is a Hindu monastery.Out of the several maths monasteries in Bhaktapur, this is the most famous. Dating back from the 15th century, it was renovated in 1979 with German funds, as a wedding gift for the king Birendra.The 15th century peacock window, 30m down a small...
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Potters Square (called Kumale Tol in Nepali - or is it Khumale Tol, I can't remember, very close anyway) is one of many squares in Bhaktapur, but this one is...
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The best part about Bhaktapur is its traditionalism, its culture, and the fact that there are barely any cars there. Note that in Nepali Bhakatpur is also called Bhadgaun or Bhadgau).
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Bhaktapur is "the city of Devotees".
Bhaktapur is lying at 12 KM east of capital city Kathmandu. Bhaktapur is "the city of Devotees". It is locally known as "Khwopa and Bhadgaon" which is world renowned for its elegant art, fabulous...
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Bhakthapur is the thirt city of Kathmandu Valley. As well as the capital and Patan, also Bhaktaphur has his own Durbar Sqaure fulfilled of temples and monuments. The difference between Bhakthapur and...
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These are the three names (also nepali and newari) used for this town, the most beautiful I saw all over the Nepal. Baktapur, like Bagdaon, means "the city of devotees". It was built in IX century by...
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Where the movie "Little Buddha" was made
"Where there nothing else in Nepal, save the Durbar Square of Bhatgaon (Bhaktapur), it would still be amply worth making a journey halfway round the globe to see." E.A. Powell, The Last Home of...
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