Patan Darbar Square Review

This is the one of the best historical places I ever visited. The place is so nice & information of the every places is so detailed.

If you find a good angle, there are still many places to take good photos, basically red brick buildings. The earthquake loss in Nepal that year was really heavy, and many buildings were damaged, but tickets were increased. .

The Duba Square in Patan is the most exquisite square I have seen in Nepal. On one side of the square, the Patan Museum stands alongside the courtyard of the palace. The eight buildings lined up in turn, a palace of the gods.

such a great place where you can completely immerge in local customs and culture! you have to visit also the square where they make handmade ceramics !!

Patan Durbar Square is very beautiful here. It's a little outside the city. Take a car out 30-40 minutes, beautiful ancient architecture and surrounded by temples and palaces. Which is the residence of many gods Inside is a very beautiful Museum too.

Pigeon Square is surrounded by temples with big eyes. There are tens of thousands of pigeons. Here, pigeons are the absolute masters. Colored flags are flying, almost like Tibet, and we can't see any difference. I don't know when it started. The flag became the standard symbol of religion. Dogs on the roof here, we see a scene, the domesticated dogs are barking on the roof, wearing randomly, no dog is on the road being led around, which is a major feature. What a wonderful world!

The Patan Darbar square is an interesting place to explore ancient pagodas. there are a ton of rooftop terraces that will give you a great view of the square.