The earthquake in Nepal on April 25, 2015 focused on the eyes of the whole world. The earthquake has not only caused many people to die, but many families have been fragmented. It has also destroyed many valuable architectural art that has been included in the world cultural heritage. Wrist. The National Day trip to Nepal in 2012 comes to mind, Monkey Temple, Durbar Square, Patan, Badgau, ancient architectural art, exquisite carving art, etc., as well as the passionate locals encountered during the trip. People are unforgettable. Patan is the ancient city of Nepal. It is called "lalitpur", which means "city of art". It is separated from Kathmandu by a river. It is a tourist destination. In 1980, it was listed by UNESCO as one of the 18 ancient cities protected by Asia. Patan has a long history of Buddhism, and the stupa at the four corners of the city is said to have been built by the great Buddhist monarch, Ashoka, around 250 BC. Before 1597, Patan was governed by the local aristocracy. Later, King ShivaMalla of Kathmandu occupied the city and realized the temporary unification of the valley. During the reign of the Mala Dynasty in the 16th, 17th and 18th centuries, Tan reached an unprecedented architectural peak. Patan is separated from Kathmandu by a river, but it is recommended to stay here for one night, not only to ensure sufficient time for sightseeing, but also to meet different scenery in the evening and early morning. There are many hotels near Patan Durbar Square, preferably booked in advance.