Kathmandu Durbar Square in Nepal.

In the capital city of Kathmandu, Nepal, there are three Durbar Squares in total, but the one near Tamir in the Tangren District of Nepal is particularly attractive. From the moment you enter the Durbar Square, each building has its unique charm. There are small temples with the footprints of Sakyamuni, temples with Arab, Indian, and Nepalese styles, representing the three diverse cultures, temples of the god of love, and the temple of Kumari, where you can see the living goddess every day at 12 o'clock in the morning. There is also the former parliament building of the Nepalese royal family, which has been designated as a world cultural heritage site by UNESCO. It is worth mentioning that these cultural heritages experienced a major earthquake in 2015 and were almost completely destroyed. Later, with the assistance of the Chinese government, they were able to be restored.