I collect Nativity Scenes and it is always difficult to find them in non-christian countries, but found some in Bhaktapur. If you go, visit the paper factory across the alley from the peacock window. They even have hand made paper Christmas cards!!

Bhaktapur is located about a 20 minute taxi ride from the airport and Boudhanath stupa in the northeast of Kathmandu. Bhaktapur is a great and beautiful old city where we wandered around for almost the complete day. Many photos where shot. Just wander around, not only the three main squares, but also their surroundings. Almost the whole city centre is... More

In Nepal on a business trip so had not done much research so went here on colleagues recommendation and I write this review for the whole of the city not just there Durbar Square. Fantastic a vibrant living bit of history with amazing temples and palaces in amongst a living city. Yes there are tourist shops yes it can be... More

A must see in this unique place. You cannot miss the temple as it towers over all other structures

It was like a living museum. A very peaceful atmosphere in Bhaktapur.

I went there for a day, but was astonished to see the area. It is a must visit place.

Bhaktapur is the third largest city in Kathmandu valley and is well known for its rich culture, temples, and wood, metal and stone artwork. Every corner you turned there was something else to amaze you. The carvings on the temples, the stone deities, the people, and the atmosphere so so inviting that you just didn't want to leave in case... More

More or less it is the centre of attraction for the whole Bhaktapur tourists...

Very walkable. There was a festival starting and they sacrificed a buffalo in the square - real Nepal