Bhaktapur: The ancient art city shines bright at night (photos)
It is renowned for its extraordinary blend of ancient architecture and rich cultural heritage, making it a city of art.
KATHMANDU: Bhaktapur, one of the three districts in the Kathmandu Valley under Bagmati State, is an ancient city located in the eastern part of the valley.
It is renowned for its extraordinary blend of ancient architecture and rich cultural heritage, making it a city of art.
The city looks even more beautiful at night.
Bhaktapur is also the smallest district in Nepal. It is famous for its traditional Bhadgaule topi and the local yogurt dish, ‘Juju Dhau.’
Among its many attractions are the 55-Window Palace, the Golden Gate, and the various temples and monuments within the city’s core, including the Taumadhi Square and the Dattatreya Temple.
For those lucky enough to experience Bhaktapur at night, the atmosphere is one of wonder.
Bhaktapur’s charm lies not only in its physical beauty but also in its living heritage. The city’s art, architecture, and culture continue to thrive, offering a timeless experience for visitors from all walks of life.
Whether it’s strolling through its ancient streets or savoring a cup of Juju Dhau, Bhaktapur at night is an experience that leaves an indelible impression.
Makalu Khabar’s photographer, Tenzing Dolma Tamang, recently captured a series of photographs showcasing the art city under the cover of darkness.
These images offer a glimpse into the mystical side of Bhaktapur, where centuries-old traditions blend seamlessly with the peaceful stillness of the night.
