Full Day Patan and Bhaktapur Durbar Squares sightseeing Tour
Duration
7 hour(s)
Languages
English
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Discover intricately carved wooden windows and statues of various deities
Learn about centuries of devotion craftsmanship and cultural heritage
Explore magnificent pagoda style temples and royal courtyards in Bhaktapur
Experience the unique charm of Patan Durbar Square also known as Lalitpur
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Explore the rich cultural heritage of Kathmandu Valley without spending on costly private tours. This shared sightseeing experience offers the same professional service at a reasonable price, including hotel pickup and drop off and guidance from an experienced local tour guide. Enjoy the must-visit Bhaktapur and Patan Durbar Squares, where centuries of history, art, and architecture come alive. Bhaktapur Durbar Square, located just outside Kathmandu, is a living museum of medieval art and architecture, filled with intricately carved wooden windows, magnificent pagoda temples, and statues dedicated to various gods and goddesses. Every corner tells a story of devotion, craftsmanship, and the artistic achievements of ancient Nepalese society.
Experience the unique charm of Patan Durbar Square, also known as Lalitpur, the City of Beauty. Patan reflects the harmonious blending of Hinduism and Buddhism, with temples, palaces, and courtyards showcasing centuries-old artistry. Narrow alleys, traditional shops, and local cuisine add to the vibrant cultural atmosphere, making the city an ideal destination for a short yet meaningful exploration. The preserved heritage, welcoming locals, and spiritual ambiance of Patan distinguish it from the bustle of Kathmandu, providing travelers a glimpse into Nepal’s ancestral lifestyle. With professional guides leading the way, this tour ensures a smooth and enriching journey through two of the most important historical and artistic sites in the valley.
Tour Guide Fee
All transfer in a sharing basis
Applicable entrance fees
Any meals or drinks
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Not wheelchair accessible
No public transportation nearby
Minimum age of participants is 12
A valid passport is required
Have a camera ready to capture every special moment
Capacity limited to 15 passengers for a cozy experience
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Activity Provider: Liberty Holidays
Customer Reviews
Boopathi
This bhaktapur Durbar Square is one of the best cultural heritage site. everyone should buy the entry ticket for the entrance specially for the foreign tourists. inside the temple and ancient old villages are still are available. if want to visit the full Durbar Square we need all day.
Arpita
A unesco world heritage site which has a collection of beautiful temples, perhaps the largest durbar square in Kathmandu. It houses the tallest temple in Nepal, over 30m tall 5 tiered pagoda style temple dedicated to Godess Laxmi. There is also a replica of the Char Dham of India. We had over an hour to spend here, which felt too little to appreciate the magnifience of the temples. Entry fee is NPR 500 for SAARC nationals and NPR 2000 for foreign nationals.
PARTHA
One of the important sites in Kathmandu Nepal which hosts a cluster of temples and important monuments inside the area. This area can take at least 3/4 hours to visit properly but sadly we only had an hour. This along with Taumidhi square nearby is worth a day's visit. The entry fee is 500 NPR and is accepted only in Nepali currency (for Indians). But there is a money exchange counter near the ticket counter which is good. Highly recommended with ample time at disposal.
Vincent
Quite an interesting place to visit and spend time. The place is a historical heritage. However, the local guide who showed us around had barely any substantial knowledge or information about the place. Not were there any plaque or description boards to enlighten oneself about the historical relevance of the place. That said, this site is one of the popular tourist sites in the region. Worth the visit and the trip.
Bhaskar
Bhaktapur Durbar Square is located about 13 kilometers east of Kathmandu. This beautifully preserved square is the crown jewel of Bhaktapur, which was once the royal capital of Nepal. This place offers a glimpse of the glory of the Malla Dynasty. The square is home to intricately carved temples, palaces, courtyards, and statues that each tell a story of Nepal’s artistic and architectural excellence. Notable landmarks include the 55-Window Palace, Vatsala Temple, Nyatapola Temple, and the Golden Gate. Despite being damaged by the 2015 earthquake, most of the area has been painstakingly restored or preserved. Overall, Bhaktapur Durbar Square is a must-visit for anyone traveling to Nepal.