Kathmandu & the Kingdom of Nepal

by Prakash A. Raj

Book by Raj, Prakash A

Genres: Travel

159 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1976

Reviews

[Marco Santana]

Very interesting book! Kathmandu is a city full of magic, faith and present in the imagination of people from all continents. The capital of Nepal holds a precious cultural, historical and religious treasure. There are temples, sacred images, historic palaces, a very peculiar gastronomy and a diverse population in terms of customs, beliefs and physiognomies.
Kathmandu , the largest city in Nepal, is the country’s political and cultural capital, where Nepalese arrived from all corners of the country and were assimilated.
I would like to recommend this article, about this amazing city:
https://marcozero.blog.br/kathmandu-a...

[Snail in Danger (Sid) Nicolaides]

An interesting if presumably dated book. Has some nice pictures, particularly of the peacock window and the bridge at Kodari (which appears to have been rebuilt, as the picture on the book doesn't match the ones of it on the Internet).

[Mona]

A small enough book to carry in a day bag as you travel around this magnificent city