Nuwakot Palace — Local services in Bidur

Nuwakot Durbar is a captivating ancient palace, steeped in rich historical significance. Nestled amidst a picturesque landscape, the regal structure is a testament to the architectural brilliance of its time. Surrounded by a myriad of temples, each exuding its own unique charm, the site offers a mesmerizing glimpse into Nepal's cultural tapestry.

The intricate detailing of the palace, coupled with the timeless allure of the surrounding temples, creates an immersive experience for history enthusiasts and casual visitors alike. The palpable sense of history within the walls of Nuwakot Durbar adds a layer of fascination to the visit, making it more than just a visual spectacle.

While exploring the grounds, one can't help but feel transported to a bygone era, where the echoes of centuries-old stories resonate through the courtyards and corridors. The temples, with their ornate carvings and spiritual ambiance, contribute to the overall aura of serenity and reverence.

However, it's worth noting that the preservation efforts and accessibility of certain areas could enhance the overall visitor experience. Despite this, Nuwakot Durbar stands as a living testament to Nepal's rich cultural heritage, inviting all who visit to immerse themselves in the tapestry of history woven into its...

“Nuwakot Durbar is a historical place.” Saat Tale Darbar (Seven storey palace) was built by Prithvi Narayan Shah by evicting labourers from Lalitpur in 1762 and still it is regarded as a model of architecture. This used to be tropical place and it is notable that the King Rana Bahadur Shah met the British representative Mr. William Kirkpatric at this place in 1793 just after the war between Nepal and China. Just east-southern side of Saat Tale Darbar, here is a west facing palace made of oily bricks, called Rangamahal. It was built as a recreational spot for the three Malla Kings of Kantipur Valley. There are may dabalis and Resthouses which were built with religious and social purposes. Cultural practices of Malla period continues to be the main attraction for tourists in this area. Some of the cultural festivals observed even today are Bhairabi Jatra or Sindure Jatra, Narayan Jatra, Gai Jatra, Shipai Jatra, Devi Jatra, Lakhe dance, Fulpati and Krishna...

The place of kings and gods, the place of myths and magic, Nuwakot is a place where a new Nepal began long back. Nuwakot Durbar a seven storeyed palace is situated around 80km from Kathmandu Valley. Built by King Prithvi Narayan Shah in the 18th century bringing in the craftsmanship of Kathmandu Valley people, but what remains now is a painful site for us Nepalese. The Durbar has not been renovated after it was destroyed by 2072BS earthquake. The army have not been able to safeguard this place, as there are reports of theft of ancient heritages. The Bhairabhi Temple, Shiva Temple, Taleju Bhawani, Saraswati Temple are other landmark sites inside the palace. The idol of King Prithvi Narayan Shah inside the palace is one of the highlights...