Body (Re)colonizing Tradition A Pedestrian Guide to a "Traditional" City Welcome to Bhaktapur [1] The Tea Stall at Guhepukhu [2] Nava Durga Chitra Mandir [3] Khauma Square [4] Tourist Motor Park [5] Indrani Pitha [6]Lasku Dhwakha Gate [7]Char Dham [8]Cafe de Temple [9]Batsala Temple [10] Batsala Temple [11] City Hall [12] The Procession Route [13] Pujari Math [14] The Peacock Restaurant [15] Sewage Collection Ponds [16] Bhairavanath Temple Three Social Maps of Bhaktpaur  Government Map The government map was made by the Nepali government in 1976 and emplots governmentality."  Tourist Map The tourist map was produced in 1997 by the Bhaktapur Municipality and commodifies Bhaktapurıs culture so that it can be sold. In this map, Bhaktapur is displayed as an exotic traditional fossil that lingers on from a premodern time.  Mandala Map The mandala map, plots the cityıs temples as a protective circle. The copy here was made by Madhu Chitrakar in 1999, but other copies circulate in the city. The mandala map is a hala(n) jwala(n), "or a celebration thing." Maps Mandala Map Tourist Map Government Map Pedestrian Tour Map Bhaktapur Durbar Square Tacapa Map Satellite Photograph Kathmandu Valley Goddesses Key | Bibliography | Maps İ 2001 Gregory Price Grieve , Site design by GDL Historical Laboratories. .