Bhaktapur Durbar Square is around an hour drive from Kathmandu. The tour will take approximately an hour. I would recommend you to hire a guide to really understand the history. Do visit the tallest temple with 7 floor, its the only temple that did not...More

A chance to visit the area of Nepal that was one of the hardest hit areas of the 2015 earthquake, it was amazing and frightening all at the same time! To see how much repair had been completed but still see how much more work...More

Entry is reasonably priced at Nepali rupees 500/- A knowledgeable guide can be got for Nepali rupees 500 for a one hour tour, which is quite sufficient. He points out the original from the reconstructed, tells you where Bollywood shootings took place and the significance...More

One hour tour,local guides are expensive,use bargaining skills to the fullest. Most damaged sites have been renovated,work is still in progress. Try the sweet curd in any restaurant. Local food available with a view of the Unesco site. Shopping takes a toll unless you bargain.

If you have time go there, it is really nice place. Probably one of the best temples in Kathmandu. Great building architecture.

the antique city Bhaktapur, also known as the city of devotees offers a multicultural and architecture developed around the medieval period of Nepal.

We were so pleased to see the progress that is being made regarding the rebuilding of this beautiful, historical site. There is stilluch to do, scaffolding everywhere and expert craftsmen at work repairing the fallen monuments so superbly. It was great to see that tourists...More