The Narayansheti Palace Museum is more friendly to the Chinese. The tickets are 250 and the other countries are 1000. It is not allowed to take pictures. It feels that there is no photo in it. Things are a bit like our old 80s, and there is no value.

This classic cannot be photographed, and mobile phones and cameras must be stored after entering the door. Tickets are discounted for Chinese passport holders, at 250 rupees. It shows the daily life utensils of the past royal family members, and you can learn about Nepal's recent history. The location is about 15 minutes walk east from Tamil (Dream Garden). The opening time is very short. It is usually 11 am to 3 pm. It is closed every Tuesday and Wednesday.

The palace is elegant and solemn, showing Nepal's once strong and foreign policy, coexisting under the United States. King Brendra Br Bikram Shh introduced a multi-party system to promote democratic reform in the country, the palace has a parliamentary room, etc., so that people feel the democratic reform of Nepal. It is also the site of the Nepalese royal shooting, and you can visit the incident office and feel the tension at the time. However, the exhibits are a bit in disrepair. It was transformed from the former king's palace and lies in the center of the city. The opening hours are 11 noon to 3 pm. If you want to visit, it is recommended to queue up early. The bag needs to be stored. The mobile phone cannot be brought in and needs security check. The museum introduces the living and living of the former king and the room for receiving foreign heads of state.

The only regret is that no photos are allowed in the presidential palace! It is said that there is a retired president living in it, so visitors are not allowed to take pictures in order to ensure safety. The presidential palace that was abandoned after 08 years, I saw the photos of Jiang Zemin visiting Nepal. Lao Jiang and his wife also lived in this presidential palace. Although the size of the room is not large, the layout is still very exquisite, it is worth a visit!

You can choose to be guided by an English tour guide, otherwise you may really forget to go out after seeing it, because you are not allowed to take pictures, so listen to the explanation carefully.