Photos of Patan Darbar Square

A magnitude 8.1 earthquake struck Nepal on April 25, 2015, and most of the buildings in Patan Durbar Square were damaged. The whole scenic spot is like an open-air museum, full of ancient buildings. Unlike Kathmandu, people's lives here have not been greatly affected by tourism. 1. Patan Durbar Square, one of Nepal's world cultural heritages, is one of Nepal's world cultural heritages. In addition to the ancient palace, the square is full of temples, which is a great gathering of Nepal's amazing "Newari-style architecture". The rectangular square is long from north to south and short from east to west, and the Patan Palace Museum occupies the entire eastern part of the square. The west of the square is densely covered with various temples, facing the Royal Palace from afar. 2. The surrounding attractions are rich. In addition to the Patan Palace Museum in the South Asian subcontinent, the main popular attractions in Durbar Square are the Black Sky Temple, the Dajue Temple Pagoda and the Golden Temple.