Being in the heritage area of Bhaktapur is like being in a time warp. Brick-tiled streets, shop houses, old men chatting at rest places called phalcha, ancient temples, people making offerings, bhajan singing outside temples, and many more.
Head to side streets, slip through passageways, enter courtyards, and it’s as if you’re in a different world. Bhakatapur is truly magical.
One of the two lions standing guard at a platform at the durbar square
“Bhajan” singing at Taumadhi Tole in the evening
Nyatapola Temple
Taumadhi Tole in early morning
A “phalcha,” traditional Nepalese resting place
Pottery Square
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