Bhaktapur Durbar Square

5 Yin Tam - 5 months ago

Beautiful ancient palace. When you are here, make sure to try the local favourite yogurt ice-cream at a small grocery store ( You will see a big line) behind the temple. I personally didn't like the ice-cream due to the strong spices flavour ????

4 Prakash Thapa - 2 months ago

It's a nice place to hang out with friends. The place is beautiful with a lot of historical monuments. There are a lot of restaurants and places to eat and shop around. You can also find Jujudhou around. It's a great place for tourists to visit especially those who are interested in cultural and historical things.

5 Michael Rowarth - 2 months ago

A fantastic place! There was so much hustle and bustle, different temples, places to eat, markets and more. It was such a fantastic part of our trip and gave us a real insight into the Nepalese culture.

5 kaceyvu - 3 months ago

Love the architecture and culture here. The main areas are amazing and surrounding shops and food places are one of my favorites. I paid the foreigner price (1500 rupees) and provided a passport and visa copy to get a multi-visit pass.

5 dev MUKHERJEE - 3 months ago

Bhaktapur Durbar Square. The beautiful gateway nearby Kathmandu. The ancient wooden structures, the red coloured buildings and the beautiful by lanes which makes the town really beautiful and gorgeous. There are lot of eateries around to get your evening more intense. Almost all the cafes are having liquor’s to sell. The crowd is mostly the native people which makes the ambiance more powerful and pure. A must visit place if you are going to Nepal. I have gone there during the Nepalese new year and it was wonderfully decorated. Watching their culture along with the festival had its own charm. This durbar square is different from that of Kathmandu as the culture , the rituals and the purity is more prominent here. The really old traditions of Nepal is only visible during this time of the year and it is recommended to visit during the new year. Rating : 10/10. A must visit place.

2 Andrei Gonzales Iturri - 5 days ago

The temples are looking good, BUT for paying 1500 NPR they must restore them and keep them at their best! For this money I should get even a short time guide for telling me the history behind, I don't understand the government of Nepal taking so much money on these places and not taking care properly of the area...

5 Alok Das - 6 months ago

Wonderful living museum I should call. Palaces were built in 17th century and Durbar square loaded with traditional Nepalese art on stone and wood. One of the most happening place in Kathmandu valley. Great place for the art lovers