Naraynhiti palace in Kathmandu, where royal family massacre occured

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Narayanhiti Palace Museum in Kathmandu in Nepal. Narayanhiti Palace is the place where the royal family of Nepal massacred. One can see the entry gate of the Palace and two guards stand at the gate. Narayanhiti Palace Museum is the former royal palace in the center of the Nepalese capital, Kathmandu, It is the palace which long served as a primary residence for the country's monarchs. Narayanhiti, in Narayanhiti Palace, is made up of two words ‘narayan’ and ‘hiti’. 'Naryan' is a form of Hindu god "Lord Vishnu” whose temple is located opposite to the palace and ‘hiti’ means “water spout” which is also located to the east of main entrance in the precincts of the palace, and which has a legend associated with it. The entire enclosure surrounded by a compound wall, located in the north-central