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...by quite some way I’d say. Not as busy as other squares, no touts bothering us and beautiful buildings.
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Date of experience: January 2020
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Include this on your walking tour of Bhaktapur. The walk from Durbar Square is interesting with many historic features to look at. There is a large water tank by the square, some beautiful wood carvings and of course the main and secondary temple. We did not have time to visit the wood carving museum also on the square. We enjoyed watching it all from the first floor of the square’s main cafe with it’s open balcony which served us good tea and coffee. …
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Date of experience: January 2020
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Took a public bus to get there, from Bhaktapur Bus Park, for 1.5 hrs ride. Lot of school students and the bus driver can help you where to get off. Only 25 to 40 rupees, if I am correct. BTW, the square entrance ticket is a multiple days pass. Do check out the alleys around this small town and that why I suggested to stay one night there to explore more, all the squares, sunrise and sun setting....... peaceful and spiritual! Enjoy Enjoy!…
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Date of experience: November 2019
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Went on a solo trip with my own guide and it was well worth it . Lots of repair going on since the 2015 earthquake and I can see from the pictures early posted that it’s moved on quite quickly . Well worth spending some time in a beautiful old city
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Date of experience: November 2019
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this temple was damaged during the earthquake but now the govt is quickly repairing the structures..
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Date of experience: September 2019
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