Lohan Chowk Review

The Rohan Palace is a residential area of King Mara in Duba Square in Kathmandu. At the entrance of the Palace, there is a portrait of the god Ganis (the god of Indian wisdom) on each side, which is said to have protected the palace. Four different types of towers are built in the four corners of the courtyard, namely Lalitpurta, Baktar, Kiltippurta and Barcelona Templeta.

Very old-fashioned building, a very atmospheric palace, dim inside without lighting, completely with the help of outdoor light; wooden stairs, narrow and steep

The typical Nepalese-style temple is very good, I like this place very much, I feel special.

A very angry palace, the inside is dim and no light, completely with the help of outdoor light; the wooden stairs, narrow and steep, the crunch of going up makes people feel a sense of uneasiness.

There are four high towers, which are said to represent four cities. It took a long time to find this building because there are too many similar construction sites in Duba Square. After entering, I felt so-so, no difference from other towers.