The Open-Air Museum of Nepal—Bhaktapur Durbar Square

Bhaktapur is the old royal palace of Nepal. It was severely damaged in the earthquake of 2015, and despite nearly a decade of restoration, the signs of damage are still visible everywhere. Bhaktapur Durbar Square is the largest square in Bhaktapur, rich in historical and cultural heritage, known as the 'Open-Air Museum'; it is a ticketed attraction. The architectural style is simple and elegant, full of artistic sense, featuring distinctive temples, as well as palaces, shrines, temples, stupas, statues, etc., with historical significance and profound meaning. The iconic Nyatapola Temple is particularly astonishing! It feels like a journey through time and space, offering an excellent experience, and is definitely worth a visit. Location: Bhaktapur Durbar Square, Nepal Transportation: Group tour, convenient and quick parking