• Bhaktapur Durbar Square - Drive to Bhaktapur from your pickup place/hotel. Explore the medieval period temple, architecture and complexes of Bhaktapur Durbar Square. Bhaktapur is the city of arts and architecture. Some of the attractions of Durbar Square are Golden gate temple, 55 window palace, Nyatapola temple, Mini Pashupatinath temple, Bhairavnath temple, etc.
• Pottery Square - Explore the traditional pottery around the pottery square. Here you will observe the making of pottery step by step. The local pottery maker will show you live about the making of pottery. You can also participate and try making one.

• Professional tour guide
• Private transportation

• Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner
• Entrance fees for sightseeing
• Accommodation in Kathmandu

Situated to the south of Durbar Square, Pottery square is a significant segment of Bhaktapur Durbar Square. The locals often refer to this place as ‘Bolachha Tole’, yet it is universally recognized as Pottery square. Its significance lies in the production of traditional household items that are essential in daily life such as glasses, Jhar, lamps used for offerings, piggy banks, vessels, and numerous decorative items. It involves two methods of production - one takes advantage of time-honored manual techniques and the other relies on electric technology for a more comfortable and energy-efficient process. The steps to create pottery are as follows:

1. Source quality soil from a specific location

2. Combine water and soil in correct proportions to form pliable clay

3. Use technology, either manual or electric, to mold the clay into specific designs and shapes

4. Leave the formed clay to dry in the sun for a day

5. Fire the dried clay

6. Paint the pottery with appealing designs

7. Leave the painted pottery to dry for another day

8. The pottery is now ready to be sold

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