From Classroom to Courtyard: Why Bhaktapur Is the Perfect Learning Destination

Written By Sarah Ren Lohala

Imagine finishing a morning class and stepping into a courtyard filled with ancient temples, hand-carved woodwork, and the scent of fresh clay from local potters. That’s Bhaktapur.

Why Bhaktapur?

  • UNESCO World Heritage City, rich in art, architecture, and culture

  • Peaceful, walkable setting ideal for study and reflection

  • Friendly locals and traditional cuisine

  • Close to Kathmandu, yet calmer

Learning in Context
Our meeting room is surrounded by history, and the learning continues outside. You’ll see how culture and healthcare intertwine in daily life.

More Than a Course: An Experience
When nurses return home, they bring back not just CE credits, but stories, friendships, and a renewed passion for caring.

Sarah Ren Lohala
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