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भक्तपुर Bhaktapur

Literally translates to Place of devotees. Also known as Bhadgaon or Khwapa (Newar: ख्वप Khwapa), Bhaktapur: A Living Museum

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Bhaktapur Place of devotees Bhaktapur (Nepali: भक्तपुर Bhaktapur About this sound Listen ), literally translates to Place of devotees. Also known as Bhadgaon or Khwapa (Newar: ख्वप Khwapa), it is an ancient Newar city in the east corner of the Kathmandu Valley, Nepal, about 8 miles (13 km) from the capital city, Kathmandu. #BHAKTAPURCITY

Nagarkot is famous for its Himalayan views

Buses for Nagarkot (Rs 50, one hour) leave regularly from the northeastern corner of the city known as Kamalbinyak. Buses to Changu Narayan (Rs 20, 30 minutes) leave every 30 minutes or so from the northern junction with the Changu Narayan road and direct from Purano Buspark Ratna Park) too. For Dhulikhel you’ll have to walk 10 minutes down to the Arniko Highway (via Potters’ Square) Suryabinayak and catch a (probably packed) through bus from Kathmandu. #BHAKTAPURNAGARKOT

55 Windows Palace

५५ झ्याले दरवार.55 (Fifty-Five) Windows Palace One of the most stunning buildings in Durbar Square(Layaku) is the Palace with 55(Fifty-Five) Windows. This palace was built… ...

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Siddhi-Vatsala and Yantra-Vatsala

The Siddhivatsala temple is depicted as the stone temple 'Lohan Deg.' Behind Siddhi-Vatsala lies Yantra-Vatsala, a one-story red temple. Yantra-Vatsala is an urn etched with… ...

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National Art Gallery (Bhaktapur)

In 1960, the Government of Nepal's Department of Archaeology founded the National Art Gallery, which now occupies a portion of the Bhaktapur Palace. Built inside… ...

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Taleju Bhawani

Taleju Bhawani Temple (Mul Chowk) This temple, which was erected in 1553, is one of Bhaktapur's most revered. It is located within the Royal Palace… ...

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Nyatapola Temple

Nyatapola Temple is a Hindu temple with five stories. The meaning of the phrase "Five Storeys Roofed Temple" is "Five Storeys Roofed Temple." In Bhaktapur,… ...

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Dattatreya Temple

Dattatreya Square is thought to have been built in the early 15th century, though it could be considerably older. It was most likely the first… ...

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Wakupati Narayan Temple

Wakupati Narayan Temple is located near Dattatreya Square. The two-story monument, dedicated to Lord Vishnu, is a rare example of pagoda construction. It is one… ...

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Bhaktapur’s Brass and Bronze Museum

Bhaktapur's Brass and Bronze Museum, The museum which is located next to the woodcarving museum. The Newari way of life is the focus of this… ...

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Yakshwar Mahadev (Pashupatinath of Bhaktapur)

From to, Monarch Yaksha Malla governed this Nepal Mandal. He was the last king of the United Nepal Mandal. His empire passed to his sons… ...

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Vatsala Devi

The Vatsala Devi Temple is located just in front of the palace, beside the king's monument, and next to the Taleju Bell. This Shikhara-style temple… ...

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Silu Mahadev / Fasi Dega:

Fasi Dega (Silu Mahadev) The Bhaktapur Durbar Square also has the Fasi Dega Temple, which is devoted to Shiva. Within the temple, there were various… ...

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Changu

Changu small village surrounded by Champak tree forest Lord Bishnu's Temple situated Changu Narayan Temple. Another historical temple of Narayan is Changunarayan, which is considered… ...

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Taumadhi Square (Ta:Maari)

Area having tallest temple in Nepal & ancient architectural sites. Til Madhav Narayan, a manifestation of Lord Vishnu and one of the Hindu pantheon's Supreme… ...

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भक्तपुर Bhaktapur Literally translates to Place of devotees. Also known as Bhadgaon or Khwapa (Newar: ख्वप Khwapa), Bhaktapur: A Living Museum...

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