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This was an amazing place to walk, take in the sights, smells, sounds and excitement. This market is very very crowded and you have to watch out for the many motorcycles and scooters that try to maneuver through the streets. You can find everything here....More
If you are into markets of fruit & vegetables & spices this is a great place to visit. Lots of hassle & bustle of traders earning their living.
Very busy which adds to the feel!! We ended up here by mistake but glad we did.The street is crammed with colour, smells and distinct sounds of Nepal life
This is a crowded place near Darbar square of Kathmandu. Actually a crossroad in the central bazaar.
Asan is an ancient crossroads on the road from India to Tibet - anyone going between these places passed through here & it is reflected in the buildings, temples & shops - a very colorful historic bazaar in central Kathmandu.
We visited the market area as part of a city food tour which was great as we wanted to come to this area after we had finished the lunch time tour. It was everything we hoped it would be, ancient yet modern, and easy to...More
We ended up spending a couple of hours exploring the markets. So many interesting things to see, taste and touch - some of the artisanal handicrafts are amazing. It’s a pity we only have so much room in our bags!
Always busy, always things to see, experience, to do shoppings, watch ceremonies, make a talk to locals, have a milk tea etc. Just stay for some hours and you know more about Nepali life.
You can find almost anything Nepalese here in the crowded Ason bazaar. Plenty of singing bowls, teas, spices, wood carvings, mandalas, clothes, fabrics, groceries, pashminas, t-shirts, souvenirs, luggage, etc. Many places will accept U.S. dollars if they are in crisp condition. Ason is about a...More
Wanted to show the culture and real face of Kathmandu to my friends. So we went into the lanes of Asan. Saw so many shops around and some temples in the way.
