Namaste and welcome to Patan, also known as Lalitpur, in the Kathmandu Valley of Nepal. The population of Nepal is very diverse, including people of many different ethnicities, cultures, and religions, including Buddhism and Hinduism.
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Patan Durbar Square is located in the heart of the ancient city of Patan in the Kathmandu Valley of Nepal. This historic landmark features intricate woodwork, courtyards, and pagoda-style temples adorned with detailed carvings. Central to Patan's cultural and historical identity, the Durbar Square is home to the ancient Royal Palace, where the Malla Kings of Patan once resided. Apart from the palace, the square is dotted with numerous temples and shrines, each bearing witness to the artistic and religious beliefs of its builders. Recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Patan Durbar Square is not only an important destination for tourists but also a living testament to the Newar culture and Nepal's rich history.
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Map of Patan Durbar - Scene 1
The capital and largest city of Nepal is Kathmandu, an ancient city occupied since at least the 2nd century C.E. Kathmandu, set in a valley surrounded by the Himalayan Mountains, is the ancestral home of the Newar people. In the south end of the valley is the city of Lalitpur, home of Patan Durbar Square.
This Tapestry tour of Patan Durbar square was made possible thanks to our partners: Shivesh Sharma, Indra Prasad Shilpakar, Sunil Pandey, Monalisa Maharjan, Shristina Shrestha, Usha Ghimire, Rohit Ranjiktar, Raj Bikram Maharjan and Aswain Tamrakar.
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