Freak Street (Jhochhen Tole)

Freak Street (Jhochhen Tole)

Freak Street (Jhochhen Tole)

Freak Street, or Jhochhen Tole, earned its English name from the ‘freakish’ appearance of the hippies who frequented the area during the 1960s and ’70s, a time when Kathmandu was a key stop on the ‘hippie trail.’ Located a short walk from Kathmandu Durbar Square, this historic street retains only a faint echo of its vibrant past. Today, visitors can still explore the narrow lanes and perhaps catch a glimpse of the countercultural history that once defined this iconic spot.

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