Bhaktapur city is known for its history and culture. This city has got more than one thousand years old history. AS a sovereign Kingdom till 1768, the city was ruled by glorious Licchavi and Malla Dynasty.
Today, we see the legacy of culture followed in traditional life style. The city is occupied by Newari aboriginal People. Newars like to live in community preserving and enjoying traditional life style.
The secret exits and open squares are the the outcome of habit of local people to live in close proximity with the neighbours.
The city has now four major heritage squares which are intrinsically connected through several secret exits - exhibiting the primitive security engineering . The popular four squares namely Bhaktapur Durbar square, Dattatraya, Taumadhi and pottery square can be reached following the proposed 32 secret exits with the help of local guide.
The exits are still used by the local people to avoid crowded market street or to make short cut commute.
Optionally, visit one of the local family kitchen to learn cooking Newari Dishes. Take home the secret of magical aroma of the Newari food .
Follow your guide. Discover thrilling dark tunnels which are designed for secret exits during war. Explore exquisite corners of streets and squares full of temples, ancients Newari houses and traditional life going on. The children and the old folks you meet across the squares will greet you warmly. We provide a cultural expert guide from this ancient city. Listen to this Authentic guy. They are the mouthpiece of the ancient tales in the city. optionally, you may join a local family for delicious local Newari cuisines. We can organize your lunch or dinner at a very friendly professional Newari family where you will learn cooking as well.....Don't suppress your urge to lick your fingers!!!!!!!!
“Hari, the owner of this company, led us through the streets of Bhaktapur. He has explained every single fact and was able to answer our questions. We have not only visited the main squares but were lu”
“A warm Nepali welcome to Bhaktapur & beautiful Nepal from a genuine & friendly guy May 2019 • Friends I first met Hari in 2012 when he was my Tour Guide and we've been great friends ever since - i”
“Fantastic living in Bhaktapur May 2019 • Solo I stayed with Hari family and it's wonderful. Warm welcome and I was a part of this family. Munu (Hari's wife) is a great cook. I lived in the separa”
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