Patan Durbar Square, located in the heart of Patan (also known as Lalitpur), is a historical and cultural gem of the Kathmandu Valley in Nepal. Surrounding the square, you'll find a rich mix of museums, restaurants, and famous landmarks that reflect the area's deep cultural and architectural heritage. Museum Around Patan Durbar Square 1.Patan Museum Temple 2. The Mahabaudhha Temple 3. Golden Temple Famous Landmarks Near Patan Durbar Square Patan Durbar Square Description: The main attraction itself! A UNESCO World Heritage Site, it’s home to numerous temples, courtyards, and the ancient Royal Palace. Notable buildings include the Hari Shankar Temple, Mahendreshwar Temple, and the Jagatnarayan Temple. The square also hosts many small shrines, each with its own story, and is a great place to explore the unique Newar architecture. Golden Temple (Hiranya Varna Mahavihar) Location: A short walk from Patan Durbar Square. Description: This Buddhist monastery is famous for its golden façade and intricate carvings. It’s one of the oldest and most revered places for Buddhists in the area, with a peaceful ambiance. KrishnaMandir Location: Within Patan Durbar Square. Description: A beautiful Hindu temple dedicated to Lord Krishna, this temple is unique for its pagoda-style architecture and intricate carvings on the wooden pillars. It’s a fine example of the artistic and religious diversity in Patan. Ashoka Stupa Location: Near Patan Durbar Square, in the vicinity of the Golden Temple. Description: This stupa is believed to have been built by the Indian Emperor Ashoka in the 3rd century BCE. It is an important landmark and offers a peaceful spot to reflect. Bouddhanath Stupa (slightly further away) Location: Around 15-20 minutes by car or taxi. Description: While not immediately next to Patan Durbar Square, Bouddhanath Stupa is one of the most famous landmarks in Kathmandu Valley and is easily accessible from Patan. It is a large and important Buddhist stupa.

This property was started just under the Pilachhen Reconstruction and Tourism Promotion project initiated as a pilot project for sustainable tourism promotion in urban Patan just after the earthquake of 2015 A.D. With blend of modern and traditional architecture style this property gives you an awesome stay experiencing the traditional culture in one of the ancient community of Patan with due respect to your comfort.

Our neighborhood is filled with buildings just like ours, each with rooms similar to ours. We've got lots of other people visiting too, from all over. And the folks who live here, like us, belong to the Newari community. They're the ones who have their own special traditions and ways of doing things that make our neighborhood feel like home. There is many famous historic places in our neighborhood. Where Mahabaudhha is one of them. Located in the heart of Patan, the Mahabouddha Temple is one of the most distinctive and significant religious landmarks in the Kathmandu Valley. This beautiful temple is dedicated to Lord Buddha and is often referred to as the "Temple of a Thousand Buddhas" due to the unique architectural style and the intricate design of its bricks.