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effortful result of heritage conservation.
Chiseled wood and terra cotta make the
magnificence of this hotel famous for
its unique physical and abstract presence.
Pretty successful to capture the spirit
of a bygone era, the hotel has won a heritage
award. Its intricately worked wooden pillars,
meticulously carved windows and the ages-old
styled courtyards do give the strong impression
of a preserved history.
A palatial experience, more so, after
you are back visiting the three historic
palaces in Kathmandu, Patan and Bhaktapur.
You will not fail to notice the hotel
boasts the same Malla art architecture
that you had witnessed in these palaces,
now open as museums.
While the hotel's outlook reflects the
rich traditional architecture of Nepal,
the interior facilities of its rooms are
second to none. Its suites, deluxe rooms
and standard rooms, all are individually
designed with meticulous attention to
detail and quality.
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Dwarika's
Hotel
