Patan Durbar Square

HIGHLIGHTS AND FEATURES OF PATAN DURBAR SQUARE`S SURROUNDINGS

FACTS ABOUT PATAN DURBAR SQUARE

The Patan Durbar Square is located at the heart of Lalitpur city and is one among the three Durbar Squares found in the valley of Kathmandu. Patan Durbar Square is a spitting image of the temple in Kathmandu and is a mesmerizing assortment of palace structures, elegant courtyards and aesthetic pagoda sanctuaries. All the Durbar Squares including the Patan Durbar Square are UNESCO World Heritage Sites Patan Durbar Square is the abode of the dwelling of the onetime Patan Monarchial family and its environs are great examples archaic designs of Newari building. Within the Patan Durbar Square, there are three major courtyards. There is the Mul Chowk, the Sundari Chowk and the Keshav Narayan Chowk and the Mul Chowk most ancient is at the very heart of the Patan Durbar Square.

ATTRACTIVE FEATURES OF PATAN DURBAR SQUARE

Patan Durbar Square and its environs are stations for devotees of excellent art. Patan Durbar Square is permeated with wood and stone sculpture as well as metal and images and fancily decorated architecture. You will find a number of Buddhist and Hindu houses of worship around the Patan Durbar Square as well as about 1200 commemorative structures.

TOURISM AT PATAN DURBAR SQUARE AND ITS ENVIRONS

Many tourists come to Patan Durbar Square to experience the copious opulence of finely detailed and venerated works of art and architecture. People on expeditionary tours to Patan Durbar Square will be glad to engage in activities such as trekking, mountain biking whitewater rafting, aerial expeditions of the Kathmandu Valley as well as mountaineering. This I what makes the Patan Durbar Square and its environs attractive for tourists. Because Kathmandu is miles away from Patan Durbar Square, many excursions can be organized.