The article examines the layout of streets and homes in Bhaktapur, a historic city in Nepal. The western part of the city follows a main street structure, while the eastern part has clusters of homes around squares. The study looks at how the city developed and identifies different types of dwelling clusters based on the settlement's growth. It also explores the location of a religious shrine and community facilities like resting places and water fountains. The research sheds light on how the city's urban tissue was formed and how different parts of the city are organized.