Durbar Square is the first major square in Baddeau and my favorite square. According to reports: The most important building in the square is the old palace with 99 courtyards - this is the pride of Nepalese forever. Connected to the White Old Royal Palace is the King's harem with many romantic love stories: 55 Window Palace. Built in 1700 AD, the 55-window palace is made of red brick with a beautiful background and engravings, and 55 window balconies carved with sandalwood. The reason for calling this name is because there was once a king, because the palace door was not free to go out and was depressed. In order to please the beautiful woman, the king ordered the wall of the palace to be demolished. All of them were replaced by windows. There were a total of 55 fans. Wang Hao could see the outside world without leaving the house. This is the same as the original intention of the construction of the Wind Palace in Jaipur, India. Now, the two palaces have become part of the National Gallery of Nepal, which houses the finest ancient sculptures and paintings of Nepal. The tempering of the years gave the whole building a sense of vicissitudes... The local residents who walked around the palace enjoyed the happiness of the civilians, they lived in the city without being disturbed, and stayed with the past. The aristocratic atmosphere formed a strong contrast.