Already from childhood I was intensely interested in art and architecture. When I finished school I wanted to study fine arts but my father convinced me to study law. Fortunately I could also study fine arts simultaneously. My ambition, curiosity, and hard work helped me to complete four bachelor degrees; in Law, Fine Arts, History and Management by 1993. After the death of my father I needed to work to support myself and my family. Luckily I got the chance to work in the restoration of Patan Museum where I learned a lot about Nepali Architecture.

 

Bhaktapur, a city near Kathmandu, in Nepal is renowned for culture, traditions and its ancient monuments. Bhaktapur is a clean and quiet city and is also known as the cultural capital of Nepal. As the race of civilization is at its highest peak, people are confirmed to turn this beautiful ancient city into a concrete jungle, not knowing the value of what their ancestors have left for them is a beautiful masterpiece of traditional architecture.