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It is the the tallest temple of Nepal. Standing tall and beautiful since many centuries. The stairs has pair of various things like man, elephants etc. climb the stairs to the door of the temple to observe the temple architecture, the amazing wood carvings. The...More
The temple is currently undergoing restoration but they allow you to go in if you are a Hindu. Make sure you remove your shoes as it is considered a sacred site. The fine carvings by themselves is worth a visit. No photography inside.
This is one of the famous and big temple to visit in Bhaktapur. Statue are quite big and beautiful. People not able to enter inside the temple
This beautiful temple was built in 1702 - 03 did survive the 2015 earthquakes. It is a beautifully crafted building and one of many historic buildings in Bhaktapur worth going to see.
Ascending the stairs and admiring the stone guardians up close is worth the climb! If for nothing else but to admire the intricate wood carvings on every side of the temple. But the view from Nepal's tallest pagoda is wonderful, too.
The temple stands tall and strong inside the Bhaktapur Durbar Square particularly in Taumadi Square. The five storied tall temple was built by Malla king of Bhaktapur which holds Newari Art and architectures.
temple which is not destroyed by earthquake of 2015 ....still strong and pride of bhaktapur and nepali people.
Nyatapola Temple is one of the highest Temple in Nepal, which is located at Bhaktapur Durbar Square,
The Nyatapola Temple or simply 5 storey temple in Bhaktapur is an engineering masterpiece from a medieval Nepal. Even with the recent massive earthquake, the temple is fully intact. This is the temple listed in the world heritage site and is one of the reasons...More
It's the main attraction in the town. Still on feet from the hearth quake you cannot miss this temple . You should wait for the sunset then climb up on it to watch the magic colors and have amazing pictures
