The curved redbrick palace built in the 18th century, with 55 ornately carved sandalwood windows.
The Castle of 55 Windows was worked by Lord Jitamitra Malla for his 55 spouses, with one window for every one of them. The royal residence of 55 Windows goes back to the eighteenth century. Aside from this notorious landmark of affection, the said lord additionally set out the establishment stone for another notable structure in the region - the Nyatapola Sanctuary. Within the castle has been shut for guests for a long time now. The Brilliant Entryway likewise called Sun Dhoka is the passageway to a few inward patios around the castle. The Brilliant Door one of the most sumptuous and significant antiques in Nepal. There is additionally a sacred pool close to the castle called Naga Pokari which is accepted to be utilized by goddess Taleju for the day by day ceremonial showers. It was manufactured like a water tank and it is circled by a cobra.
Siddha Pokhari is an artificial rectangular pond located near the main gate of Bhaktapur Durbar Square. It is one of the old and traditional ponds in Nepal.
Bhaktapur is one of three middle-aged urban areas in the Kathmandu Valley, the other two being Kathmandu and Patan. It is regularly alluded to as Bhadgaon and Khwopa and has a blend of Hindu and Buddhist populaces
