King Pratap Malla Review

The sculpture pillars in the middle of King's Square are very different from the dark pavilion style of antique wood carvings. Under the white column, you can see a lot of pigeons gathering in a relatively wide area, but the overall surrounding environment is still difficult to say, especially when it rains.

The top of the original pillar, the king's hands were folded, sitting under the cobra umbrella, but unfortunately the pillar broke during the 2015 earthquake, the statue on the top was damaged, and now only bare stone pillars are seen. But we saw the pillars of King Pratapma in the Duba Square in Baktarpur.

The architectural design style is unique, and the sculpture has an artistic atmosphere.

In front of the temple of Jagnat there is a stone pillar of a more than ten meters high Hua watch above the bronze platinum statue of King Platap Mara King's serene expression and his hands are sitting at the center of the throne, sitting at the front and back of the throne with his three princes and two princes, respectively. The queen has a lid shaped like a king-cobra snake on it.

The statue of the king was built in 1670 during the reign of the king of Platabumara. The pillars featured the king and his two wives and five children, including a baby, and a large cobra over the king’s head, said to be a sacred animal protecting the king, which felt quite strange. I prefer pigeons near the square. They fly over in groups for a long time and take pictures. Feeding pigeons is also very interesting. We are holding bread in our hands and a group of pigeons follows closely.