Highlights
- •*** Explore the Ancient Cities of Patan and Bhaktapur: Witness the stunning temples and palaces that define these historic squares and uncover why Patan is known as the 'City of Living Art'.
- •Delve into Patan’s Buddhist and Hindu Heritage: At the Patan Museum, view centuries-old artifacts that narrate the city's rich religious history.** Visit Bhaktapur, the Medieval Capital: Known as Nepal's 'City of Devotees', Bhaktapur is brimming with sacred sites and exquisite art.
- •Step Back in Time: Stroll past towering pagodas and experience the timeless charm of these ancient cities.
- •Experience Nepal's ancient Pottery making technique with local of Bhaktpur
Meeting point
Nepal is a treasure trove of history, culture, and spirituality, and two of its most captivating sites are the Durbar Squares of Patan Bhaktapur. These ancient cities, located near Kathmandu, offer a unique glimpse into the architectural brilliance and rich heritage of the Kathmandu Valley. Patan Durbar Square: The City of Living Art Patan, also known as Lalitpur, is renowned for its stunning Durbar Square, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It is a vibrant tapestry of palaces, courtyards, and temples, reflecting the city’s rich artistic heritage. Bhaktapur Durbar Square: The City of Devotees Bhaktapur, another UNESCO World Heritage Site, is often referred to as Nepal’s ‘City of Devotees’. Its Durbar Square is a living museum, brimming with temples, statues, and medieval architecture. Patan Durbar Sqaure 55 Windows Palace Krishna Temple Bhaktapur Durbar Square