Things to not miss in Patan

13, Jan 2025 | nepaltraveller.com

If you are in Kathmandu, the one place you should definitely not miss is Patan. While not missing Patan is essential there are certain things you might miss in Patan.

Patan, a wonderland of beauty and marvels. This place is dear to many people, that is why it is always decorated with charm and love. Hundreds of people visit this place everyday and they leave with a new story, each time. So if you also plan to have many stories and experiences after you leave the place, you should definitely not miss a few things. So here is a list of them.


1. Patan Durbar Square


Patan Durbar Square isn’t just a place; it’s an experience. A UNESCO World Heritage Site is bound to not disappoint you. Stepping into this magical place feels like time travelling because you’ll feel like you’re transported to an era of kings and craftsmen. The marvelous statues, lively surrounding and intricate architecture will make you fall in love with the place.


2. The Patan Museum


The Patan Museum is one of those places where you can feel history come alive. It’s got an amazing collection of sculptures and artifacts that showcase Nepal’s rich art and culture. Even if you’re not usually into museums, the way everything is displayed here just pulls you in. Plus, the building itself is stunning—it’s part of an old palace, so you’re surrounded by beautiful architecture the whole time. After soaking in all that history, there’s a cozy café in the courtyard where you can take a break and just enjoy the vibe.


3. Boating at Pimbahal Pond


Tucked away in Patan, Pimbahal Pond is a little gem where time seems to take a pause. Imagine sitting in a small boat, the calm waters reflecting the blue sky and the surrounding Newari houses. Plus, it’s one of those places that’s perfect for both solo visits and bringing along your favorite person.


4. Timeless Stone Carvings


Strolling through Patan feels like flipping through a beautifully illustrated history book. The stone carvings here aren't just art; they’re whispers of the past. Each design tells a story of gods, culture, and the skilled hands that brought them to life. Take a moment to stand before a masterpiece like the Krishna Mandir and imagine the patience it took to chisel out every detail. It’s like meeting the artists of ancient Nepal through their timeless work.


5. Newari Cuisine


Newari Cuisine is one of the tastiest cuisine of Nepal. If you want to travel to a mesmerizing place while also savor the taste of finger licking foods, then Patan is exactly where you belong. There are multiple restaurants you can choose from which serve tasty Newari cuisine. Yomari, Chhoila, Bara, Chatamari, and so many more tasty treats.

You should miss all the money you spend in Patan but not these things.

Photo Credit-Shailesh Mahato

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