File:An evening view of Hanumandhoka Palace"Gaddi Baithak" 01.jpg
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English: Gaddi Baithak,a European-style architecture built in the Basantapur Durbar Square during the Rana period.The white neoclassical building that lays eastern side of the Durbar Square is considered a strange contrast to the traditional Nepali architecture dominating the square. Chandra Shumsher, the then Prime Minister, built the Baithak in 1907, during the reign of Prithvi Bir Bikram Shah.
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| Author | Sunil Sharma |
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