Bhaktapur is one of the three royal cities of the Kathmandu Valley that has preserved the atmosphere of medieval Nepal. This open-air museum city is famous for its temples, palaces and traditional architecture. Explore its rich cultural heritage is most convenient with the help of a map that will become your guide to ancient streets and monuments. Among the main museums of Bhaktapur are the National Museum of Art, where unique wooden sculptures and thanks are collected, the Bronze Museum with a collection of ritual items, and the Paper Museum, which demonstrates ancient handmade papermaking technologies. Each of these museums contains artifacts that tell about the rich history and traditions of Nepal. The sights of Bhaktapur are real masterpieces of Nevar architecture. Durbar Square with its golden gate, the temple of Nyatapol with a five-tiered roof, the temple of Bhairavnath and the sundial on Taumadhi Tole Square create a unique look of the city. Every corner of Bhaktapur breathes history, and the map will help you not to miss any significant place. You can explore Bhaktapur yourself, carefully planning routes using a map, or go on a tour with a local guide who will reveal the secrets of the ancient city. Regardless of the choice, you will find an amazing journey into the world of Nevar culture and traditions.