Read the architecture
Look at the relationship between temples, palace façades and the open square.
Patan, Nepal
Discover Newari architecture, courtyards, temples and traditional crafts in the historic city of Patan.
1 / 3 · Temples and palace courtyards of Patan Durbar Square
Destination photographs · views and conditions varyPatan’s royal square is a starting point for discovering Newari architecture and the city’s craft traditions. Combine time around the temples with a courtyard walk or a museum visit, according to access on the day.
Look at the relationship between temples, palace façades and the open square.
Follow an agreed route into accessible courtyards, noticing carving and metalwork without entering private or restricted spaces.
Ask to include Patan Museum if you want more context for the art and religious objects. Check the opening schedule for your date.

per person, per entry
Published square-and-museum component. Nepali museum and student categories have separate tariffs; ask the ticket office for the applicable rate.
Published NTB tariff Checked 24 September 2026. Reconfirm before travel; this is an entry component, not the total cost of your visit.These arrangements are priced separately unless your confirmed itinerary includes them.
Keep worship routes clear. Ask before photographing people and follow the rules displayed at each shrine.
Tell us about mobility needs before planning. We will confirm the drop-off, steps and walking route for your visit.
An artisan appointment or workshop is separate from a general walk. Tell us if you would like a specific craft included.
The NTB tariff describes Patan Durbar Square including Patan Museum. Confirm current access and your visitor category locally.
Ask in advance. A workshop requires an agreed maker, time, permission and any separate session fee.
Tell us what you’d like to include.