Visitors flocked to Kathmandu’s Durbar Square in Basantapur to admire and purchase a variety of traditional handicrafts put up for sale. The square was bustling with tourists keenly observing items such as Buddha statues, traditional Nepali wooden carvings (khats), kukris, and intricate bead necklaces, all locally produced in Nepal.
The display showcased the rich cultural heritage and skilled craftsmanship of Nepali artisans, drawing particular attention from international tourists seeking authentic Nepali artifacts. The event not only highlighted the artistic prowess of local craftsmen but also promoted Nepal’s cultural treasures to a global audience.
Such initiatives not only contribute to the preservation of traditional arts but also boost the local economy by promoting handmade Nepali products as coveted souvenirs for visitors. This event underscores Basantapur’s significance as a cultural hub and reaffirms Nepal’s commitment to preserving and promoting its rich artistic traditions.
