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The Patan Palace has stunning golden gates and famous sculptures, painted by Hindu gods carved below the house, and a reservoir in the inner courtyard, which also attracts many tourists to take pictures.

Patan Palace needs to buy tickets to enter, in the Duba Square ticket, 1000 rupees/person. The building is still relatively exquisite, the scale and luxury are slightly inferior to the Kathmandu metropolitan area. In the earthquake, some buildings collapsed, and the main body was still intact. Composed of three main Jok (courts), namely Central Moorjok, Sandarijok and Ksharna Rayanjok, there are fine stone pagodas and temples. The baths are particularly exquisite and worth a visit.

The Palace is on the east side of the square, which occupies almost the entire east side of the square. There are now two museums in the Palace area - the Patan Museum and the Moore Palace, the Sandari Palace & the Architectural Gallery. The palace is composed of three palaces - Mul Chowk, Sandari Palace (Sundari Chowk) and Caesar Narayan Palace (Keshav Narayan Chowk).1. The Patan Museum mainly displays exquisite Hindu and Buddhist Buddha statues as well as some historically flavoured old photos, artifacts and crafts. It is in a building whole with Caesar Narayan Palace (Keshav Narayan Chok) in the three palace courtyards of the palace. 2. The Moore Palace, the Sandari Palace & the Architectural Art Gallery Moore Palace are the center of the palace and the largest palace courtyard. It was once the office of the kingdom, and the center of the palace is a small Bidia Temple (Bidya Temple). The palace is surrounded by the Talaizhu Temple ( Taleju temples ). The Sandali Palace (Sundari Chowk) is on the southernmost side of the palace. In the center of the palace there is a fine king bath, and there is also a “Tusha Hiti” which is a treasure of ancient sculpture art and drainage technology. Outside the palace there is also a garden and large pool, which mainly displays Nepalese architecture and wood carving techniques.

Patanduba Square, palace, temple, exquisite wood carvings and architectural art appreciation. There are many locals and tourists, there are new people taking wedding photos, and it is said to be a very sacred place. The backyard of the palace is a restaurant with a Western atmosphere.

Patan, the ancient city of Patan in the old city of Kadu, is the smallest of the three ancient cities. The local customs seen on the road are also colorful. In the streets of Nepal's urban neighbourhoods, buildings like garbage dumps, decorated with Buddhist patterns and carvings, are often seen in the streets, which are actually daily rituals. There are stone pillars and stone carvings in the temple, which are symbols of men and women, Hinduism is the national religion of Nepal, and reproductive worship is popular with this totem, you know.