Kathmandu π³π΅ Where life is not a waste but an experience.
π About Kathmandu: Known as a land of gods, it was once a "Mecca" for backpackers.βοΈβοΈ ππIn the past, the streets were filled with hippies in strange clothes, enjoying spiritual freedom. Times have changed, and now it attracts travelers from all over the world who come to experience its magnificent temples, ancient Hindu culture, and the majestic Himalayas.π£ π³π΅ This is where many travelers start their backpacking journey, including me.π ππI once stayed here for over a month. Nepal is a highly enjoyable destination, with hiking routes surrounded by the spectacular natural scenery of the Himalayas, old street markets and various hidden temples in Kathmandu, allowing for an in-depth experience of Hindu customs and culture. πͺ About Durbar Square:ποΈ Kathmandu Durbar Square features ancient buildings from the 16th to the 19th centuries, with temples built of red bricks. Located in the old town, it is a place where many locals gather.π πΆββοΈ How to get there: Walk 20 minutes from Thamel through the old town; take a taxi for 150-200 rupees.β‘ π°οΈ Opening hours: 24 hours; ticket office: 7:00-19:00.π π« Tickets: Durbar Square is connected to surrounding blocks with many entrances. Locals can enter and exit freely. π Foreigners need to buy tickets at the entrance, which allow access to Durbar Square and the old palace.π’ π Temples in the urban area:π Durbar Square - Old Palace - Kasthamandap (Wooden Temple) - Maju Deval - Narayan Temple - Shiva Parvati Temple - Kumari Ghar (Temple of the Living Goddess) - Jagannath Temple - Taleju Temple.π π Temples outside the urban area: Boudhanath Stupa - Swayambhunath (Monkey Temple) - Pashupatinath Temple. π Itinerary: Day 1οΈβ£: Kathmandu Old Town - Kathmandu Durbar Square - Patan Durbar Square - Swayambhunath. Day 2οΈβ£: Boudhanath Stupa - Pashupatinath Temple - Bhaktapur - Bhaktapur Durbar Square.ππ #Temples#Humanities#TravelRecommendationOfficer#MyOffTheBeatenPathTravelGuide#Nepal#Kathmandu