Bhaktapur (Nepal - part 3)


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May 14th 2009
Published: May 14th 2009
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Bhaktapur, also known as the City of Devotees, was the capital of Kathmandu valley during the 14th to 16th centuries. It's located about 35km east of Kathmandu. The city is filled with palaces, temples, statues and squares connected by a maze of largely pedestrian-only streets. This is one of the must sees in Nepal. At present, this city is a UNESCO world heritage site. Tuesday 28 April 2009 - Ca... Read Full Entry



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A house at Changu Narayan templeA house at Changu Narayan temple
A house at Changu Narayan temple

I see this red paint everywhere, at houses, temples and on foreheads of the Nepalese people.
Changu Narayan templeChangu Narayan temple
Changu Narayan temple

This one is used at the festivals.
Changu Narayan templeChangu Narayan temple
Changu Narayan temple

This temple is considered the most ancient pilgrimage site of Kathmandu valley. It was built 315 years ago.



24th December 2010

Great Pics.
Hello Hanoi_Girl: Wow, that a very nice collection of pics. I am from Bhaktapur myself and now live in North America. Enjoying your pics... Well done..

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