This is such a lovely biulding which is presently propped up with timber poles due to the damage done by the earthquake.

It's good to see how the local people come to practice hindoeïsme. Also the square around it's good to see

Dating from the 14th C., this temple and surrounds enables you to fully appreciate the architecure that was untouched by the earthquake that ravaged Kathmandu.

We visited the Dattatrey temple at 1030 on 7th November , 2018 . The Dattatrey Temple in the Dattatrey square is a large three-tier temple said to have been built from the timber of a single tree by King Yaksha Malla in 1427 . The...More

Bhaktapur is one lovely temple and square after another. And this is another interesting place that you will pass on any tour of the town. On the day I was there, goats were lounging on the temple steps.

of the 4 squares of bhaktapur, you start from durbar, then taumadhi, then potter's and finally, via sukuldhoka, this one, with a temple lodging the trinity of hindu religion with 3 different icons and a central square lodging the best curd centers as well as...More

In the old part of Bhaktapur is lovely to look at and gives insight into how live was lived in the old days. But, it's impossible (for me at least) to pick out any particular building of temple. You have to just visit and walk...More