he went on to graduate school in minsk, the capital of bella reuss. his interest in japanese architecture began to grow even stronger. >> nearly all of the buildings in bella reuss were build after the second world war, so there were very few old buildings, most were modern. it's a common saying that people never appreciate what's right under their nose. when i went to bella reuss, it made me realize how beautiful and precious the buildings of nepal are. >> he returned home to nepal in 1991. the same year the kvpt staffed principally by architects in order to restore the world heritage assets. following an introduction from a professor in nepal, he became kvpt's local representative. >> the characteristic of nepalese architecture is the abundance of styles used in its ornamentation. so no two pillars are the same. in europe, however, the emphasis is on harmonizing the entire building by repeatedly using pillars with the same decorative patterns, whenever you look at a nepalese building, you'll discover something new. that's why nepalese architecture i

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