Bhaktapur, being one of the oldest living cities in the world, provides attractions and traditions for dwellers who are seeking more meaningful responsible travel and an opportunity to explore the living heritage of the Kathmandu valley. Intricate wood carvings, distinctive sculptures, bronze crafts, terracotta works and Mithila paintings accentuate the splendour of Hotel Heritage. The hotel was build with century old bricks from Rana palaces, stones from 17 th Century and integrates reclaimed timber and antiques dating back from 16 th century. The furniture used in the hotel are all hand crafted by local craftsmen mostly using reclaimed wood from traditional Newari houses, Rana royal palaces and their residences. It is without doubt that Hotel Heritage shares an unshakable link with the ancient city’s rich past and reflects aristocratic elegance, classy architecture and Newari finesse. Located out of the Kathmandu Valley, Bhaktapur is famous with its highly preserved medieval architecture; twisted narrow streets, royal palaces and carved temples from the 12th century. Bhaktapur Durbar Square is the gem of the city located in the core area of the city which is also listed in the world heritage site, the world famous nine-storied palace consists of splendid palaces, art galleries, temples with complex ornamental statues, artistic courtyards reflecting the newars’ modest but charming artistic world. Apart from the gourmet edifices lying around the kingdom, Bhaktapur resonates with an invigorating and rich culture. Certain occasions such as Bisket Jatra and Gai Jatra are celebrated with much enthusiasm and passion wherein the people of the city come out in the streets with captivating processions, dance forms, and traditional customs which reflect the city’s cultural value. Exploring the cultural heritage of Bhaktapur is also about tasting the traditional Newari dishes including the delightful bara and yam softball, juju dhau the creamy yogurt delicacies of Bhaktapur. Bhaktapur is a special place that will introduce any tourist to the atmosphere of the ancient Himalayan kingdom and allow you to get acquainted with the true Nepalese culture through the art of the country, crafts, and traditional lifestyle. They can go for shopping in the set market of Bhaktapur or just explore the city and the historical background of Nepalese culture.

Bhaktapur is an ideal destination for travelers seeking to immerse themselves in Nepal's rich cultural heritage and architectural splendor. History enthusiasts can wander through Bhaktapur Durbar Square, where ancient temples, palaces, and monuments narrate tales of centuries past. Architecture aficionados will be captivated by the intricate woodcarvings of the 55-Window Palace and the majestic Nyatapola Temple, exemplifying traditional Nepali craftsmanship at its finest. For art and culture lovers, Pottery Square offers a glimpse into the city's vibrant artistic scene, with artisans shaping clay into exquisite pottery using age-old techniques. Meanwhile, spiritual seekers can find solace at sacred sites like Changu Narayan Temple and the serene Siddha Pokhari, perfect for quiet contemplation amidst their profound historical significance. Whether capturing Bhaktapur's timeless charm through a camera lens or simply soaking in its local ambiance, every visitor is assured a memorable journey through this UNESCO World Heritage gem, steeped in history, art, and spiritual richness.