The valley of Kathmandu comprises three districts namely Kathmandu, Lalitpur, and Bhaktapur. All of these districts of the valley today used to be separate kingdoms ruled by different Kings of different dynasties before it was unified by the King of Gorkha, Prithivi Narayan Shah under Nepal by 1769 A.D. Lalitpur known as Patan and Bhaktapur are known as Khwopa in the ancient days were both ruled by the Malla dynasty. Both the kingdoms were rich in their art, culture, traditions, religious belief, architecture, and festivals. The durbar square of both the ancient cities is listed under the list of World cultural heritage sites.
Today, tourists from around the world arrive here to witness the glory of the monuments built during the “Golden age of Nepal” as the Malla dynasty is regarded as the golden age of Nepalese arts and architecture. The palaces, courtyards, temples, and statues of the kings depicts the history, social life, civilization, occupation, religious beliefs, lifestyle, tradition and rituals of the ancient people who lived in the valley.
PERSONAL HYGIENE
It’s very essential to take your own health and hygiene from the new weather condition. So here are some of the apparatus that might be needed.
To capture moments, to withdraw money, and to trek in a very efficient manner here are some technical gears that should be packed.
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