Although Durbar Square in Patan is not as big as the squares in Kathmandu and Badgang, the old buildings are more dense and concentrated, and its architectural art is also very superb and exquisite. It occupies a place in the history of world architecture and is called "open-air museum". There is a market selling souvenirs and local specialties near the square, so you can visit and play together. Unfortunately, on April 25, 2015, a magnitude 8.1 earthquake occurred in Nepal, and most of the buildings in Patan Durbar Square were damaged. Among them, the Khalisanka Temple and the Charnarayan Temple completely collapsed, and the Yuganalandra ·The top statue of Mara King Pillar was dropped and damaged.
Very popular for traditional architectural buildings that reassembles the history of country. There is a historical center in the Royal Palace. There are many beautiful palaces, temples and squares. i...
Ancient beautiful architecture, have so many Hindo and Buddhist temples and structures in and around Patan Durbar Square built by the Newa People. Also has many "bahals" (courtyards).. Patan is one o...
The Newar people, also known as the Nepami constructed the ancient temples, shrines and other structures in the area. The royal square is believed to have been built Malla Kings of Lalitpur. The compl...
You have to visit this place asap, you will be enchanted!! I couldn’t close my mouth because i was shocked, i dont know what kind of talent that they have about handicrafts!! Superb
Patan Durbar Square, before the sunset.
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Patan is also known as Lalitpur. In Nepali, Lalitpur is the "city of art." Patan is located in the south of Kathmandu, bordered by the holy river of Bagmati. Although it and the Kathmandu are administratively two cities, the expansion of the city and the newly built bridges have connected them together, and the distance between the two central cities is only five or six kilometers. It is said that Patans Mala Dynasty was earlier than Gadu and Badang in the valley, so its temple was built earlier.
Unlike the Kathmandu Durbar Square, Patan Durbar Square is a pedestrian street. The ancient temples stand on the roads of the two emperors, and temples of various sizes vary from place to place. It is said that in the ancient city of Patan, there are more than a thousand temple buildings of various sizes. In addition to those classic buildings concentrated in the Palace Square, more small temples and small temples scattered in the streets and lanes of residential houses, can still be seen everywhere.
I prefer Patan to the chaos and crowding in Kathmandu. In the old small building, there are always people sitting in front of the house, chatting, sunbathing, and daze. There are no crowds of tourists and hawkers who sell goods. The merchants who sell beautiful bronzes or Buddha statues are just opening the door. Unless they ask, they usually just look at me silently and silently. Turning over a deep alley, you will be attracted by some strange fragrances. In the low-thickness shop, the pan is frying with small pancakes (Bara), black fish, beef tongue, oil. Fried and fragrant.
lenka
Patans Durbar Square is more awkward and more lively than Badgren, and the locals are intertwined with visitors from afar, adding a lot of energy to the square. Here, finding a historic building, quiet viewing and thinking is undoubtedly an unforgettable event.
When approaching it, it has quietly stared at you; when it embraces it, it also spreads its arms to you. There are beautiful buildings here, accompanied by friendly and loving people. Durbar Square brings the double impact of vision and mind.
When we arrived here, we just caught up with the locals to hold a small ceremony. Lively and memorable
Adam Yue
In the city of faith in Kathmandu, people's devotion to religion is evident, and there are believers everywhere who are pious and worshipful.
Patan Durbar Square is a great place to experience the local culture and culture. Many ancient celebrations and events are performed here, which is very exciting.
Adam Yue
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Introduction
Patan Durbar Square is one of the world social legacy locales in certainly Nepal. Notwithstanding the old certainly illustrious royal residence, the sanctuaries of Patan Durbar particularly are the the biggest social event of Nepal's shocking "Newvalli architecture" in a really significant manner. The rectangular square is genuinely long from north to south and really shy of things, which really demonstrates that notwithstanding the old regal royal residence, the sanctuaries of Patan Durbar for the most part are the kind of the biggest social affair of Nepal's dazzling "Newvalli architecture" in a very enormous manner. The Patan Palace Museum involves the extremely whole eastern piece of the square. In the west of Patan Durbar Square, there generally are an assortment of sanctuaries in the west, confronting the castle.
Although Durbar Square in Patan is not as big as the squares in Kathmandu and Badgang, the old buildings are more dense and concentrated, and its architectural art is also very superb and exquisite. It occupies a place in the history of world architecture and is called "open-air museum". There is a market selling souvenirs and local specialties near the square, so you can visit and play together. Unfortunately, on April 25, 2015, a magnitude 8.1 earthquake occurred in Nepal, and most of the buildings in Patan Durbar Square were damaged. Among them, the Khalisanka Temple and the Charnarayan Temple completely collapsed, and the Yuganalandra ·The top statue of Mara King Pillar was dropped and damaged.
If you look for a good angle, there are still many places where you can take good photos, mostly red brick buildings. The earthquake loss in Nepal that year was really heavy. Many buildings were damaged, but the tickets were increased. .
The Pigeon Square is surrounded by temples with big eyes. There are tens of thousands of pigeons. Here, the pigeon is the absolute master. The colorful flags are almost the same as the ones in Tibet. We can't see the difference. I don't know when it started, the colorful flags have become a standard religious symbol. Dogs on the roof is here. We saw a scene where the domestic dogs barked and wandered on the roof. No dog was led and bent on the road. This is a major feature. The world is so amazing!
1. Transportation strategy: There are two stations near the "Ratna Park" station in Kathmandu where you can take a minibus to Patan (NAC Bus Stop and Ratna Park Micro Bus Stop); 2. Patan Durbar Square is not very damaged by the earthquake Seriously, the most amazing "Nuvari-style buildings" are still well preserved, so there are a large number of tourists visiting, and the 1000 rupees tickets are also very strict; 3. The Royal Palace located in the center is also the Patan Museum. It is the focus of the visit, but if you are not particularly interested in Nepal’s emperor history or ancient architecture (especially for friends who travel poorly), you don’t need to enter the palace and just take pictures outside.
Durbar Square in Patan is the most exquisite square I have seen in Nepal. On one side of the square, the Patan Museum and the palace courtyard stand side by side. The eight buildings on the square are lined up one after the other, like a palace of the gods.