[2025 Patan Attraction] Travel Guide for Patan Museum (Updated Apr)

The Patan Museum displays the traditional sacred art of Nepal in an illustrious architectural setting. Its home is an old residential court of Patan Darbar, one of the royal palaces of the former Malla kings of the Kathmandu Valley. Its gilded door and window face one of the most beautiful squares in the world. The Patan Museum Café has been crafted to complement the superb period ambience achieved by the architects and builders of the Museum itself. Located in the inner courtyard of the Keshav Narayan Chowk in Patan Durbar, the café will offer a mix of traditional and western delicacies and light meals in a setting unparalleled in the Kathmandu valley. The café area may also be booked for special evening functions for classical dance or music, for receptions, banquets, theatre, etc #mytripvlog#urbanexplorer#tripblazers#awesomepic#summervacation#celebratewithtrip

#summervacation #mytripvlog #Patamuseum #awesomepic The ensuing project began in 1982 with the repair of Keshav Narayan Chowk that led finally to the transformation of a teaching museum to dessimination of knowldge on Buddhism prevailed in Patan- city of Art and Architecture.This is the first public museum in Nepal that has been created as an autonomous institution of this type managed by its own Board of Directors. The museum has been acclaimed, by the visitors, as one of the finest museums in South Asia.

#tripblazers #Patanmuseum #mytripvlog #summervacation Patan Museum is housed in a courtyard within the Northernmost building complex of the Durbar area. The most picturesque setting of the palace that has been created in so small a place by piety and pride is known now to the people as Keshav Narayan Chowk after a temple standing at the center of the courtyard dedicated to Keshavnarayan- a form of Lord Vishnu.This part is recorded in the history as Chaukot Durbar or four-cornered-fort-palace.In an International Campaign by UNESCO for safeguarding the monuments of Kathmandu valley, the Austrian Government joined hands with Nepal Government to preserve Patan Darbar Square.

Best museum in Kathmandu 🕰️Business Hours: 8:00 am to 6:50 pm 📍Address: M8FG+944, भिन्द्यो क्व - सौग: लँ, Lalitpur 44700 Patan Durbar square 💰Average Price per Person: 27 Thai bhai for foreigners 💞Reasons to Recommend: it’s well managed and lot’s of collection of art, culture, architecture The Patan Museum is a museum in Lalitpur, Nepal, that showcases Nepali art and artifacts from the Malla period. The museum is housed in the former royal palace of the Malla dynasty, which is a beautiful example of traditional Nepali architecture. The museum's collection includes sculptures, paintings, manuscripts, and other artifacts that offer insights into the history and culture of Nepal. The museum is a popular destination for tourists and locals alike, and it is a great place to learn about the rich artistic heritage of Nepal. #patandurbarsquare #Lalitpur #nepal

Kathmandu, Nepal’s vibrant capital, is a mix of ancient temples, cultural heritage, and breathtaking landscapes. This 10-day itinerary balances sightseeing, cultural experiences, and short excursions to nearby destinations. Day 1: Arrival & Exploring Thamel • Arrive in Kathmandu and check in to your hotel. • Explore Thamel, the city’s bustling tourist hub with cafes, shops, and local markets. • Visit Garden of Dreams for a relaxing break. • Enjoy a traditional Nepali dinner at Nepali Chulo or Bhojan Griha. Day 2: Kathmandu’s UNESCO Heritage Sites • Swayambhunath (Monkey Temple) – A hilltop stupa with panoramic views of Kathmandu. • Kathmandu Durbar Square – Ancient palaces, temples, and the Kumari Ghar (Living Goddess). • Pashupatinath Temple – A sacred Hindu temple with open-air cremation ghats. • Boudhanath Stupa – One of the world’s largest Buddhist stupas, perfect for an evening visit. Day 3: Patan & Bhaktapur Exploration • Patan Durbar Square – Explore its Newari architecture, Krishna Mandir, and Patan Museum. • Bhaktapur Durbar Square – Walk through this well-preserved medieval city, famous for its pottery and wood carvings. • Try the famous Juju Dhau (King’s Curd) in Bhaktapur. Day 4: Chandragiri Hills & Kirtipur • Take the Chandragiri Cable Car to enjoy stunning Himalayan views. • Visit Kirtipur, a historical Newari town with scenic viewpoints and authentic local food. Day 5: Nagarkot Sunrise & Dhulikhel • Early morning drive to Nagarkot for a spectacular sunrise over the Himalayas. • Hike or drive to Dhulikhel, another scenic spot with traditional villages. • Return to Kathmandu in the evening. Day 6: Everest Flight & Kopan Monastery • Take an optional Everest scenic flight for a breathtaking aerial view of Mount Everest. • Visit Kopan Monastery, a peaceful Tibetan Buddhist monastery offering meditation courses. Day 7: Shivapuri National Park Hike • Trek through Shivapuri National Park, an easy-to-moderate hike with lush forests, waterfalls, and viewpoints. • Visit Nagi Gompa, a serene Buddhist nunnery. Day 8: Bungamati & Khokana Villages • Explore Bungamati, a traditional Newari village known for wood carving. • Visit Khokana, famous for its mustard oil production and rural charm. Day 9: Shopping & Relaxation • Explore Asan Bazaar for spices, handicrafts, and souvenirs. • Visit Kathmandu’s best art galleries and boutique stores. • Enjoy a relaxing spa or yoga session at a wellness center. Day 10: Departure • Free time for last-minute shopping or a temple visit. • Transfer to the airport for departure. This itinerary covers heritage, culture, nature, and relaxation, offering a well-rounded Kathmandu experience. #favouriteitinerary

Art City Patan Series📖 Patan Museum at a Glance Figure 1 is the treasure of the museum: the statue of Sakyamuni A good Buddha statue not only embodies the Buddhist teachings, but also represents the realm of art. A good Buddha statue is like artistic Prajna, which brings people visual beauty and spiritual shock. When you look at it, you feel your heart being melted little by little, and you are inspired by this powerful mysterious force. It is a living soul of art. The face of this Sakyamuni Buddha is almost perfect, with slightly drooping eyes that seem to have life, and a compassionate and dignified expression that looks lifelike. It possesses eighty kinds of excellence and fully demonstrates the majesty of the Buddha. It also makes people respect and love it at first sight. Among the many handicrafts in Nepal, the art of Buddhist sculpture is undoubtedly one of the handicrafts with the longest inheritance, the highest level, the greatest achievements, and the most worthy of collection. The country of snow-capped mountains has a wide variety of statue-making techniques, among which the craftsmanship of gilded bronze Buddha statues is the most complete. Among them, the inheritance of the Sakya clan in the Kathmandu Valley is the longest, most rigorous and most excellent. Today, the gilded Buddha statues of the Sakya clan of Nepal can be said to represent the highest level of metal bronze Buddha statues in the world. They are not only regarded as a state gift by the Nepalese government (the bronze statue of Maitreya Bodhisattva in Xuedou Temple in Zhejiang was donated by Nepal), but major Buddhist temples also consider it an honor and merit to be able to invite statues of local masters. Follow the company commander and take you to explore Nepal in depth ​

#summervacation #mytripvlog #celebratewithtrip #Patanmesuam The Patan Museum is a museum located in Patan, Lalitpur, Nepal. The museum falls under the UNESCO's World Heritage Sites. The Patan Museum was inaugurated in 1997 by Late King Birendra Bir Bikram Shah. The Patan Museum displays the traditional sacred arts of Nepal in an illustrious architectural setting. Its home is an old residential court of Patan Durbar, one of the royal palaces of former Malla Kings of the Kathmandu Valley. The royal palace was built in 1734, on the site of a Buddhist monastery. The museum quadrangle is known as Keshav Narayan Chowk.