Bhaktapur’s Three Squares on a Living Newar Walking Route
Three squares make it possible to experience Bhaktapur as a living Newar city: architecture, crafts and practical choices for taking your time.
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Bhaktapur is a lived-in Newar city where Durbar, Taumadhi and Dattatreya squares bring together palaces, pagodas, courtyards, workshops and places of worship. Brick, wood and metal buildings remain part of urban life.
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Durbar Square is one of Bhaktapur’s main squares, set within a lived-in Newar city. The Palace of 55 Windows and the Golden Gate offer points of reference for understanding the square’s architecture and urban life.
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Lumbini brings together a Sacred Garden, a Monastic Zone and a cultural centre. A visit combines archaeological remains and religious practice with monasteries representing different Buddhist traditions.
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Maya Devi Temple stands in Lumbini’s Sacred Garden, the historic and spiritual core of the wider site. Inside, a stone marks the birthplace according to the tradition preserved at the temple.
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