Bhaktapur Durbar Square

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भक्तपुर दरबार क्षेत्र

located in the administrative territorial entity: Bhaktapur  Nepal

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  Western part of Bhaktapur Durbar Square (Kvathū Lyākū) showing the damage caused in the earthquake of 1833, painted by Henry Ambrose Oldfield, completed in March 1853.
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  General view of the central part of the square before the 1934 earthquake
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  2014
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  The present state of the palace.
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  Stone stele of Ugrabhairava on either side of the entrance gate to the now destroyed Basantapur palace.
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  Stone stele of Ugrachandi on either side of the entrance gate to the now destroyed Basantapur palace.
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  The terracotta temples of Kedarnath (left) and Badrinath stands on each side of the Nepalese style Gopinath Krishna temple.
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  Lun Dhwākhā (Golden Gate)
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  Chyasilin Mandap after its restoration in 1987.
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  Lohan dega (centre) and the Pasupatinath Temple (right)
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  Struts from Chyasilin Mandap at the New Road Gate in Kathmandu
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  The temple of Silu Mahadeva after its restoration in 2022
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  Statues adorning the steps to the Siddhi Lakshmi Temple
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  The façade of the palace of fifty-five windows in its original form
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  Detail of the mirrored lattice window, Nhēkanjhya on the front façade of palace, a 1853 watercolour by Oldfield.
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  Same scene as before by Raj Man Singh Chitrakar
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  Sketch of the Nhēkanjhya palace in its traditional look, dated 1844 by Raj Man Singh Chitrakar.

 See also category: urban squares.