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Away from the
noisy streets there are old parts of Kathmandu that ap¬pear not to
have been changed for centuries where sacred cows chew at the garbage lying
around and scraggy dogs chase one another. Ancient merchant's houses stand
cheek by jowl in the narrow streets with artis¬tically carved showcases
and together form monuments from the time of the Malla kings that are an
open air museum of Nepalese and Tibetan ar¬chitecture. Hindu shrines
with rec¬tangular bases and triple-winged roofs alternate with rounded
Bud¬dhist pagodas, elongated prayer halls, and pavilions with images
of the gods and masks of demons.
The Royal Family of Nepal 1996 ![]() ![]() Nepal also has it's own "Nepali cuisine". However, other cuisine like Indian, Chinese, Italian, French, Japanese and Thai are available in most of the hotels and restaurants. Among all, Nepali and Newari cuisine are very popular. Nepali favorite dish 'MOMO' is world renowned. Dal, Bhat, Kukhura ko Masu, Tarkari & Achar: A typical Nepali set meal consists of Rice, Lentil, Chicken, Vegetables and Pickle.
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Nepal - Shopping can be very rewarding and exciting in Kathmandu. There are numbers tourists' shops on the main street and in the arcades of hotels bursting with tempting jewelries, image, clothes and typical Nepalese craft. In some of the small village shops one can obtain traditional makes and beautiful potteries. Antiques can be taken out of the country with special permission granted by the Dep. of Archeology only. Traditional crafts mans colony in Patan is also famous shopping center for Nepalese handicraft. ![]() In the center of Durbar Square
stands the old Hanuman Dhoka roy¬al palace built on nine storeys with
temples, and large reception halls. The structure is dedicated to the ape
king Hanuman who protects against illness. Within there is reverence too
for the elephant head of Ganesh, god of wisdom and wealth. A golden gate
leads to the coronation courtyard of the Nepalese ruler. In a further courtyard,
the Mul Chowk, buffalo, billy-goat, and cockerel are given up in order
to make the mother god Durga gracious
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