<ul><li>Free Cancellation if informed 1/2 days earlier</li></ul>

Gently placed in the heart of Bhaktapur city, with excellent accommodations and large-than-life experiences, the homestay is a great retreat for travellers exploring Nepal's historic and culturally rich wonders.LocationDragon Homestay is found in the ancient Nepalese city of Bhaktapur, which is well known for its well-preserved old art and architecture and thriving cultural heritage. The homestay is just a tiny walk from legendary landmarks like Bhaktapur Durbar Square, the 55-Window Palace, and the alluring Vatsala Temple.AccommodationsDragon Homestay provides a wide variety of rooms, thoughtfully made to provide comfort and serenity. The accommodations range from single and double rooms to more family-friendly suites. All rooms are equipped with many amenities, like top-quality beds, en-suite bathrooms, and 24/7 Wi-Fi, ensuring a smooth stay.Food ExperiencesOne of the significant highlights of residing at Dragon Homestay is the opportunity to indulge in delicate Nepali cuisine.﻿Traditional dishes such as dal bhat, momo (dumplings), and gundruk are featured, giving Nepalese food an authentic taste.Cultural UniquenessDragon Homestay is an experience that allows guests to go deep into the local culture. The people here are more than happy to share their knowledge of Bhaktapur’s past, culture, traditions, and festivals. Guests can also be involved in cooking classes, where they learn to make local traditional dishes or enjoy guided tours to explore and feel the city’s historical sites and artistic workshops.ConclusionIn conclusion, Dragon Homestay in Bhaktapur offers an excellent, unparalleled travel experience that goes beyond accommodation. With its strategic location, accessible lodging, tasty cuisine, and excellent opportunities for cultural integrity, it gives a rare chance to explore the history and traditions of this fabled Bhaktapur city.

Dragon Homestay Bhaktapur

<ul><li>Total No. of Rooms: 6</li><li>Total No. of Beds: 10</li></ul>

Cancelation charge applied if cancelled on the same day or a day before

At the heart of Bhaktapur, Pradhan House Homestay gives an authentic,&nbsp;great experience for travellers exploring the entire lifestyle at the Kathmandu Valley. The Pradhan family, whose ancestors have lived in Bhaktapur for several generations, warmly welcomes guests into their homes, offering them a true sense of Nepalese hospitality. The homestay is in the typical Newar-style house, with intricately carved windows, clay-laden roofs, and a comfortable courtyard that serves as the home's hearing. Here, it gives you a satisfactory experience of the rhythm of day-to-day life in the Newar-based family, where you can see the main cooking methods, participate in the local rituals, and even help with farm activities in the surrounding areas.The family members, who are fluent in both Nepali and English, take some pride in sharing their local knowledge with visitors and foreigners, offering guided tours around Bhaktapur's hidden gems like ancient temples, courtyards, and artisan workshops. Guests are invited to join in traditional cooking classes where they can learn how to prepare Nepalese famed dishes such as momo (dumplings), dal bhat (lentil soup with rice), and other local delectable food items, all prepared with fresh ingredients grown at the nearby fields.The homestay also allows one to enjoy the local festivals and cultural events, which are a great part of the Newar community's-community's life. Pradhan House Homestay provides a peaceful retreat during the day for exploration. Bhaktapur is known for its place of narrow streets, ancient temples, and busy squares, but staying through the Pradhan House offers a calm and relaxed sanctuary away from the crowds of tourists that often fill the city's main attractions.The homestay is situated in the quieter part of Bhaktapur, allowing guests to relax and feel a peaceful environment while still being close enough to visit the city's famous landmarks. The rooms are simple yet comfortable, designed to go on traditional Newari architecture, with wooden beams, carved furniture, and a comfortable bedding system providing warmth and homeliness. In the evenings, guests can also enjoy dinner with the family at the shared dining space, providing an excellent opportunity to engage in conversation with the hosts and other travellers.

Pradhan House Homestay

Total No. of Rooms: 6Total No. of Beds: 10

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Bhaktapur is a glorious city in the Kathmandu Valley of Nepal that has a mixed blend of culture, art, and architecture and is often considered a living museum. It was founded in the 12th century. Bhaktapur was once the capital of Nepal and had a rare, distinct medieval look that made it the best destination in all of Nepal. This fabulous city and architecture is the legacy of its rich history, annals, and artistic background. The very essence of Bhaktapur is the Durbar Square, the UNESCO World Heritage Site, and several palaces, temples, and courtyards engulf it. One of the most important structures is the 55-Window Palace, an ideal example of the intricate woodwork and craftsmanship that says much about Newar art and architectural style. This Palace was once the royal settlement and is now the National Art Gallery, showing a remarkable collection of Nepali art, statues, and sculptures. Another main monument is the Vatsala Temple, well known for its elaborate stone carvings and tranquil atmosphere. The shrine or temple, dedicated to the goddess Vatsala, has an awesome bell and intricate designs that show the era's craftsmanship. Near this place is the famous Nyatapola Temple, one of Nepal's tallest pagoda-style temples, symbolizing the city's deep-seated spiritual culture

Bhaktapur has a vibrancy that is shown in their festivals and traditional celebrations. The city life is full of events that celebrate both Hindu and Buddhist beliefs. One of the best and most noteworthy festivals is Biska Jatra, a grand celebration in April, during which a large chariot procession takes place, attracting several thousands of locals and tourists. The festival is characterised by colourful passing, soothing music, and dance, showing the community's rich and thriving cultural heritage. While you walk through Bhaktapur's deep and narrow, small streets, you will see several tapestries of daily life. The city squares and alleys are decked with age-old Newari houses, which feature decorated carved wooden doors and windows. The local markets are busy with several activities, where artisans sell handmade pottery, jewellery and textiles. The famous Bhaktapur pottery, well known for its quality and rare designs, is vital to the local economy and cultural whereabouts. Food is a significant part of the Bhaktapur experience. The city is renowned for its unique cuisine, particularly its 'king curd' or 'juju dhau,' a creamy, sweet curd favourite during special occasions and festivals. The city's narrow streets are dotted with numerous eateries serving traditional Newari dishes, including momos (dumplings), sel roti (a type of rice doughnut), and a variety of spicy curries. In short, Bhaktapur is a marvellous city where history comes hand in hand with art and architecture, festivals, and day-to-day activities. It has a well-preserved rich heritage and vibrant traditions, making it a must-see destination at Kathmandu Valley.