Take A Memorable Trip Of Hanuman Dhoka, Nepal

People who are planning a trip of Nepal, and would want to include fun, so visit the Hanuman Dhoka Palace is the ancient place of Nepal. The most renowned place in the imagination of tourist located at Kathmandu city in Nepal, which visited by Nepal holiday packages from India. It has been dedicated to three famous Shah rulers – Mahendra, Birendra and Tribhuvan. The main highlights of the place is an idol of Hanuman, the Hindu God situated at the entrance of the Palace. This sculpture was built to supposedly protect the palace in the early years of the 16th century. The other image of Hindu God Narsimha – the half man and half lion form of Vishnu, located at the entrance of this building is further graced.

Nasal Chowk and Basantapur Tower

After entering this edifice, people come across the next destination is the Nasal Chowk. Nasal means dance, this area has been earned name after the statue of Hindu Lord Shiva, which located here. The King of Birendra was crowned at the palace in 1975. The edifice was built during the reign of the Malla. The main attraction of the palace is a golden sculpture of Hindu God Maha Vishnu built during the Malla period and Panch Mukhi Hanuman Temple, which highlights are 5 circular roofs.

The nine-storey edifice called as the Basantapur Tower is another fascinate architectural wonder of the palace, which offers a beautiful view of the city. This tower was established by King Prithvi Narayan Shah, that characteristic is delicate design and extensive carvings.

Mul Chowk and Mohan Chowk

Mul Chowk is dedicated to the goddess of the royal Malla family- Taleju Bhawani. The two-storied building is a religious point of the city are executed several rites and rituals here. The Talegu Temple is another shrine here, which highlights a golden door known as the torana decorated with garland.

Moving further at top Nepal holiday packages from India and explore the residential courtyard of the kings, known as the Mohan Chowk. The Chowk was built around the year of 1649. A beautifully carved golden bud, set in the middle of this palace, called as the Sun Dhara, is believed to be sourced of Budhanikantha.

Museums

There are three museums where tourist can see the quaint mesmerize items allied with the Nepal royalty. Tribhuwan Museum shows the personal items of the grandfather of Birendra King like regal thrones, ornaments, stone carvings, coins & temples. Another museum is dedicated to King Mahendra which displays two royal thrones. While the third museum exhibits the study & bedroom of King Tribhuwan.

Hence, it is a must-visit destination as tourists with bestNepal holiday packages from India that give an opportunity to watch the lifestyle of royals very closely. Besides, visitors can also get a chance to behold the eccentric beauty of the rich ancient architectural style.