There are some of the shots I Got while roaming around the Ancient Brick paved streets of Bhaktapur Nepal , April 2014.

Bhaktapur Durbar Square

Bhaktapur landscape . They use a lot of moulded clay and bricks as seen on almost every structure, since they are a landlocked mountainous country.

Street scape at Bhaktapur

Ny first Meat Thali Meal in Nepal. Nepali food is a fusion of Indian curried meat and Chinese Stir fried stuff. as such, this set.

Old Lady Spinning Cotton to Yarn, the old fashion way.

Old Lady lounging around the Bhaktapur Square

Statues of Hindu Temple Guardians

Nyatapola Temple in Bhaktapur. This temple square is a vegetable market every morning , and also a ground for senior citizens to do their morning exercise . around 9:30 AM , the who square transforms into a busy souvenir market as the vegetable vendors pack up and commercial stores open for the arriving tourists. around 4 pm, the vegetable vendors once again set up their patches selling ready made food and farm produces ’til sundown. the dynamic transformation of this square happens everyday, which is very interesting.

The corners of Nyalapola Temple square are occupied by vegetable and spice vendors in the morning

Nyatapola square at morning time around 6-7 am , packed with seniors doing morning exercises.

at around 9 am, the corners of Nyatapola Temple turn into lively chain of shops and souvenir items.


Nepalese Lady

This lady was happy I took a picture of her. Nepalese people are generally nice and accommodating .

Peacock window detail

Nepalese Quilts

Intricate Details . Nepal is known for its skilled wood carvers ,even way back the ancient times.

Old style Alley in Bhaktapur.

Nepalese Man , collecting his sun dried Clay Pots before sunset . Been doing this every day for years . These claypots are used to keep yogurts, a staple food of Nepalese.

Pottery Square in Bhaktapur

Sunset at Bhaktapur Durbar square
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Hello Josemanuel! I would just like to know how many days would you recommend for Nepal? Did you try the basecamp? Thanks!
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sadly I only had 5/6 days in Nepal so I opt to spend it in town to get a taste of culture, food, and the local feel. I like seeing how locals start up and end their days, especially in the markets and temples. If you have longer time, say 3 weeks, then i would reco Pokhara and maybe the base camp as well. I look forward on doing that when I visit Nepal again. in time =)
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