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| Buddhist Monk |
We are exploring the old city and Durbar Square today. There is an adventure around every corner, a symphony for the eyes and the ears from the colorful scarves and clothing to the aroma of spices used in cooking to the vendor who sell spices, one does not know what to look at next. The archeture detail in the old city is very interesting and many years old. One could literately spend hours waking around . We walked for about 6 hours and only saw a fraction of what there is to see.
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| One of the many Stupas |
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| Some of the architectural design in the old town |
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| Copper pot vender |
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| An electrician's nightmare |
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| Carving above door |
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| Durbar Square |
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| Durbar Square |
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| Durbar Square |
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| Young girl cleaning wax out of candle holders |
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| Shrine that is locked to prevent theft |
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| Some of the old architecture in the Old City |
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| Old City |
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| spice vender |
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| Stupa completely surrounded by motor bikes |
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| Durbar Square |
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| Vendors in Durbar Square |
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| Carved window covering |
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| brass Foo Dog |
Thanks for sharing the pictures - it is a beautiful city! Looks like you are having a wonderful trip and I can't wait to hear all the stories that you aren't posting to your blog! :) I'm off to Ghana on Thursday and will start adding to my blog again - with a bit more regularity! See you later this summer.
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