Its name means “Palace Square”, one of three ancient royal complexes in Nepal. This one is in Kathmandu Valley. (Patan, Nepal)
By RAYMUND B. VILLANUEVA
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Durbar square
September 25, 2014
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Raymund B. Villanueva choreographs cotillions de honor and collects antique lamps, blades, lighters and other useless items. On his less serious side, he is a multi-awarded journalist, broadcaster, filmmaker, poet, book author and photographer. He is the national chairperson of Altermidya.
Raymund B. Villanueva choreographs cotillions de honor and collects antique lamps, blades, lighters and other useless items. On his less serious side, he is a multi-awarded journalist, broadcaster, filmmaker, poet, book author and photographer. He is the national chairperson of Altermidya.
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