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Bhaktapur is a notable for its pottery and handicraft industries. Due to its well preserved medieval nature UNESCO inscribed Bhaktapur as a World Heritage Site since 1979. Bhaktapur is also referred as ''Rome of Nepal". The architecture and carved balconies manifest that there are stories behind its beauty. The place is undoubtedly the most stunning royal town in the country. Within its vicinity are endless temples adorned by unique sculptures making Bhaktapur
Patan durbar square is situated at the heart of Lalitpur district preserving a huge collection of fine art and architecture carved and inscribed on woods and metals by our ancestors. This city is very famous for temples, shrines, statues, monuments, festivals, culture, etc. that reflects our ancestor’s crafting skills. Even now, if we walk the small alleys of Patan we can hear the tapping of tiny hammers as craftsmen work on various ornaments and idols. Lalitpur is the second largest town of Kathmandu valley and is separated by the Bagmati River from Kathmandu. It is around 5 km away from Kathmandu.
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Start : Kathmandu
Finish : Kathmandu
Difficulty :
Easy
Max Altitude : 1400m
Group Size : N/A 
Season : All the Year
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- Guide
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- 1 bottle purified mineral water
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