Folding over the "Map of the City" displays a surface that is 12 by 16.5 inches and is made up of six panels (4 by 8 inches).

    Starting in the first panel, on the upper left-hand side, is the title "Bhaktapur (Khwopa). The text on the upper three panels describes Bhaktapur as a city of tradition where the "peasantry and artisans still celebrate age-old festivals." It goes on to tell about continual invasions by intruders, King Yaksha Mall[a]ıs fortification of the city and the installation of the eight mother goddesses, and the harmony between Hindus and Buddhists. It ends by endorsing the municipalityıs efforts to preserve the city and local environs and hoping that the touristıs "Sojourn, be it a prolonged or a brief one" is "blissful and perpetual." The lower three panels are lists of lodges, restaurants, and hotels. Spread throughout the six panels are eleven photographs and corresponding numbers that indicate their location on the map.