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In pics: Ponds around Bhaktapur
In pics: Ponds around Bhaktapur
5, Dec 2022
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The smallest district in Nepal is Bhaktapur. A survey revealed that many ponds had been built in Bhaktapur for the sake of "reserving" and "recycling" water. Many tourists travel to Bhaktapur to see the beautiful ponds.
Photos by: Ayush Maharjan
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