by kianhong
Categories: By Country, Nepal, Street Style • Tags: bahal, Children, courtyard, durbar square, face of Nepal, garuda, Kathmandu, Nepal, Newari architecture, On the street, Patan, photography, playing, street, temple, Travel
by kianhong
I spent days wandering in the maze of Kathmandu. The air was dry and dusty, awfully bad for my nose. Then there was the noise, coming from Durbar Square, the heart of Kathmandu, where the merchants all busy making deals, the tourists snapping photos, and the ordinary folks taking sunbath amid the freezing temperature. This [...]
Categories: By Country, Nepal, Street Style • Tags: bahal, courtyard, durbar square, face of Nepal, Kathmandu, Nepal, Newari architecture, On the street, photography, street, Travel
by kianhong
I have previously written a post about the wall paintings seen in Udaipur - “Graffiti” art in Udaipur, but I forgot to mention the City Palace Museum. City Palace Museum (also known as Pratap Museum) make up large part of the Udaipur City Palace Complex, a palace complex built by the Maharana Udai Mirza Singh as the capital [...]
Categories: By Country, India, Travelogue • Tags: arms, City Palace Museum, coins, courtyard, deer hunting, fine glass inlay works, India, inscriptions, Krishna Vilas, Laxmi Vilas Chowk, Maharana Ari Singhji, Mewar, Mor Chowk, murals, photography, portraits, Rajasthan, Rajput, sculptures, Travel, Udaipur, Udaipur City Palace Complex, wall paintings, weapons