What better way to spend a good day is to spend it walking around one of the oldest city in the Kathmandu valley – Lalitpur. With my colleagues, we enjoyed visiting the temples where we are allowed. Seeing the destructions made us sad but seeing people continuing with their faith practice and life made us hopeful.
Like the Monkey Temples, you will see rubles everywhere, but the temple and the marketplace are alive with people. It still attracts tourist both local and foreign still admiring the structures that are left standing.
Starting at the Golden Temple







Life continues despite the danger of building collapse. You will see people continue to stay in their homes. Buildings propped by wooden beams and vendors with their wares.
The streets and marketplace around the Durbar Square







The Durbar Square








Daily Prompt: Skewed
Lovely photographs.
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Thank you 🙂
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What you believed to be a well is actually a Bhajra, God’s thunderbolt and you will find something similar at Swayambhu and Boudha. It is an extremely religious symbol in Nepal and something to be respected by tourists like the Christian cross!
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Thank you very much for the information and for saying how to be around Bhajra.
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