Bag Bazaar Sadak, Kathmandu

Bag Bazaar Sadak, Kathmandu

Bag Bazaar Sadak is one of the most significant roads in Kathmandu valley. It is important for locals, not only because it connects Ratna Park and Putalisadak, but because it has been the heart of political demonstrations for years. The Nepalese have been coming here for the last two decades to express their opinion and change the politics of the city and the country.

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Sight Name: Bag Bazaar Sadak
Sight Location: Kathmandu, Nepal (See walking tours in Kathmandu)
Sight Type: Attraction/Landmark

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