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Major Sightseeing Routes |
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Kathmandu Valley
Durbar Square: It is the
historic seat of
royalty. The durbar
square, with its old
temples and places,
epitomizes the religious
and cultural life of the
people. It is here that
kings of Nepal are
crowned and their
coronations solemnized.
Interesting things to
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Bhaktapur
Durbar
Square : The main square
of the city contains
innumerable temples and
other architectural
showpieces like the Lion
Gate, the Statue of King
Bhupatindra Malla, the
Picture Gallery, the
Golden Gate, the Palace
of 55 windows, the
Batsala temple and the
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Patan
Durbar
Square : Patan Durbar
square, situated in the
heart of the city
consitutes the focus of
visitor's attraction.
The square is full of
ancient palaces, temples
and shrines, noted for
their exquisite
carvings. The Patan
Durbar square consists
of three main chowks |
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Around Kathmandu Valley
Nagarkot : Located 35
kilometers east of
Kathmandu an elevation
of 2220 meters from sea
level, it is one of the
most scenic hills
station well-known for
wonderful sunrise view
of the Himalaya during
the weather clear. There
is range of hotels and
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Outside Kathmandu Valley
Gorkha
: Gorkha is a scenic
hill- town with great
historical significance.
King Prithvi Narayan
Shah, who unified the
Kingdom of Nepal during
eighteenth century, was
born in the township of
Gorkha. Situated on a
small hillock at an
attitude of about 1000
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