Narayanhiti Palace Museum Review

The Narayansheti Palace Museum is more friendly to the Chinese. The tickets are 250 and the other countries are 1000. It is not allowed to take pictures. It feels that there is no photo in it. Things are a bit like our old 80s, and there is no value.

This classic can't be photographed. Mobile phones and cameras need to be stored after entering the door. Tickets offer a discount of 250 rupees to Chinese passport holders. It shows the daily necessities of the past members of the Royal family, so that we can learn about Nepal's modern history. Location from Tamil (Dream Garden) to the East about 15 minutes walk, to go to the attention of the opening time is very short, usually 11:00 to 3:00 p.m., every Tuesday, three closed to rest.

皇宫建筑但典雅庄严，展出尼泊尔曾经的强盛和外交政策，在众国下并存。 King Bīrendra Bīr Bikram Shāh引入多党制，推动国内的民主改革，皇宫内有议会室等等，让人感受尼泊尔民主改革。 这里也是尼泊尔王室枪击事件的发生地，可到事发处参观，感受到当时的紧张。 可是，展品有点日久失修。是由以前的国王的宫殿改造而成的，在于城市的中心。开放时间是中午11点到下午3点。想去参观建议早点去排队，包是需要寄存的，手机不能带进去，需要安检。博物馆里面介绍了以前国王的生活起居以及接待外国元首的房间。

The only regret is that photographs are not allowed in the presidential palace. It is said that another abdicated President lives in it, so visitors are not allowed to take photos in order to ensure safety. The abandoned presidential palace was abandoned after 2008. In it, I saw photos of Jiang Zemin visiting Nepal. Lao Jiang and his wife also live in this presidential palace. Although the size of the room is not large, the decoration is exquisite and worth visiting.

A very good palace, cost-effective, especially a good scenic spot... Look at it slowly by yourself. One way for you to go. It's better for the staff to ask me where I come from. As soon as I hear that it's Chinese, I'm told not to queue up and buy tickets directly at the side door, half the fare. Then they deposited everything except their wallets and passports, and the staff also smiled. Very friendly.