2025 Patan Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in July)

Hey everyone, grab this eight-day Nepal travel guide and embark on an adventure! Covering all the must-see attractions, itinerary planning, and handy tips, it's your key to effortless travel, uncovering Nepal's charm, and making your trip more enjoyable~ Let's get started! / Nepal, 🏔️ known as the Roof of the World, is a country brimming with ancient legends and a mystical Buddhist atmosphere~ 🕍 Here, you'll find not only the magnificent Himalayas but also the unique Newari ethnic culture, and the World Heritage Site, the mythical Kathmandu Valley. 💃🎶 Stroll along the ancient stone streets, and you'll feel the simple life and rich history of the Nepali people. / 🎒🌍Itinerary: Day 1: Boudhanath Stupa Start your Nepal journey with an immersive experience of the solemnity and mystery of Buddhist culture at Boudhanath Stupa. Day 2: Chitwan National Park Venture into the magical Chitwan National Park and experience the magnificence and mystery of nature. Day 3: Chitwan National Park Continue your exploration in Chitwan National Park; there might be unexpected surprises! Day 4: Bandipur Arrive in beautiful Bandipur and enjoy the peaceful atmosphere. Day 5: Phewa Lake -> World Peace Pagoda Spend the day at the serene Phewa Lake and the remarkable World Peace Pagoda, enjoying the picturesque scenery and finding inner peace. Day 6: Pokhara -> Kathmandu A scenic 6.5-hour drive will take you from Pokhara to Kathmandu, allowing you to enjoy Nepal's natural beauty along the way. Day 7: Bhaktapur Durbar Square Explore the historic Bhaktapur Durbar Square and experience the charm of the ancient city. Day 8: Patan Durbar Square Conclude your journey at Patan Durbar Square, taking home wonderful memories. / Recommended Attractions: ⭐️⭐️⭐️Chitwan National Park Address: GFM2+JXW, Sonepur 44200, Nepal Opening Hours: Open year-round 🕐 Duration: 3-5 hours Ride an elephant 🐘 along the riverbank, watch elephants bathe, and take a dugout canoe to see crocodiles. This is an unmissable ecological tour. ⭐️⭐️⭐️Phewa Lake Address: Pokhara 33700, Nepal Opening Hours: Open year-round 🕐 Duration: 1-2 hours A charming leisure and holiday destination. Take a boat trip on the lake and enjoy the tranquil beauty of the surrounding mountains and waters. ⭐️⭐️⭐️Boudhanath Stupa Address: Kathmandu 44600, Nepal Opening Hours: Open all day 🕐 Duration: 2-3 hours The massive white dome of Boudhanath Stupa is an extraordinary sight, offering a meditative journey for inner peace. ⭐️⭐️⭐️Bhaktapur Durbar Square Address: Durbar square, Bhaktapur 44800, Nepal Opening Hours: 9:00-18:00 🕐 Duration: 3-5 hours Like an open-air museum, surrounded by ancient temples and pagodas, the picturesque scenery takes you on a journey through history, immersing you in the charm of Nepali culture. / Essential Travel Tips: 1️⃣ About the March Climate: March in Nepal is spring, with warm and comfortable days and temperatures between 15-20°C. Evenings and mornings can be cool, so don't forget to bring a jacket🧥. 2️⃣ About Souvenir Prices: Nepali souvenirs like handcrafted liquor and wood carvings are relatively affordable 💰, but remember to bargain with the vendors 😉, or you might get overcharged 😂. 3️⃣ About Food: Traditional Nepali cuisine features rice, tofu, and other delicious dishes 😋. Be sure to try the local snacks 😊. / With this travel guide in hand, let's immerse ourselves in Nepal's unique culture and enjoy every moment of the journey!

Hey guys, here's the ultimate guide to an 8-day tour of Nepal! With super practical tips, this guide will help you explore this mysterious country. Save it now! -------------------- Nepal is a country with a long history and home to 8 of the world's highest peaks. The scenery here is picturesque🏞️, with everything from snow-capped mountains to forests. The local customs are unique🙏, with shaking your head meaning "yes" and nodding meaning "no." Come and experience the exotic customs of this country! -------------------- 🛣️ Itinerary: Day 1: Boudhanath Stupa Visit a UNESCO World Heritage Site in Nepal and experience Buddhist culture. Day 2: Chitwan National Park Explore a nature reserve in Nepal and have a wonderful encounter with wildlife. Day 3: Chitwan National Park Continue to explore the mysteries of Chitwan and enjoy the magnificence and tranquility of nature. Day 4: Devi's Falls -> World Peace Pagoda Admire the spectacular waterfall and then head to the World Peace Pagoda to experience tranquility and solemnity. Day 5: Sarangkot -> Phewa Lake Enjoy the beautiful sunrise at Sarangkot and then head to Phewa Lake to enjoy the lake and mountain scenery. Day 6: Thamel Stroll through Thamel and experience the vibrant urban life and cultural charm of Nepal. Day 7: Patan Durbar Square -> Swayambhunath -> Bhaktapur Durbar Square -> 55 Window Palace -> Vatsala Durga Temple -> Nagarkot Travel through history, visit multiple cultural sites, and experience the rich cultural heritage of Nepal. Day 8: Nagarkot🛫Kathmandu🛫Chengdu (Air China) End your wonderful trip to Nepal and take an Air China flight back home. -------------------- 🧳 Packing List: Must-Have Items for Your Trip to Nepal! 📞 A SIM card is a must-have. It's more convenient to buy one locally, and you'll have no worries about internet access. 🔌 Bring a plug adapter. The power plugs in Nepal are different, so prepare in advance. 🪪 Make sure you have all your documents. Passport, visa, and ID card are all essential. 👕 Wear comfortable clothes for the season. The weather in Nepal is pleasant in December, so a lightweight down jacket and fleece are good choices for hiking. -------------------- A trip to Nepal will leave you in awe of the natural beauty and the impact it has on your soul. I want to go again! 🌄✨

#summerdestinations During my summer break, I explored the historic treasures of Kathmandu Valley. My journey began in Bhaktapur, where the "City of Devotees" greeted me with its ancient charm. The grandeur of Bhaktapur Durbar Square, with the magnificent Nyatapola Temple and the intricately carved 55-Window Palace, was a highlight of my visit. Secondly, to Kathmandu Durbar Square, the energy of the city was palpable. Surrounded by historic pagodas and palaces, I was particularly fascinated by the boudha, soyambhu monkey temple, home of living goddess, and the detailed artistry of Hanuman Dhoka Palace.I concluded my trip in Patan, a city renowned for its artistic heritage. Patan Durbar Square, with the stunning Krishna Mandir and its intricate stone carvings, left a lasting impression. The seamless blend of Hindu and Buddhist elements in the architecture was truly captivating. Here's a summary based on the Kathmandu UNESCO sites I described: Address: - Bhaktapur Durbar Square, Bhaktapur, Nepal - Kathmandu Durbar Square, Kathmandu, Nepal - Patan Durbar Square, Patan, Nepal Ambiance/Facilities: - Historic squares surrounded by ancient temples, palaces, and courtyards. - Traditional Newar architecture with intricate carvings. - Museums, galleries, and shops offering local handicrafts. - Restaurants and cafes with views of the squares. Highlights: - Nyatapola Temple and 55-Window Palace in Bhaktapur. - Kumari Ghar (home of the living goddess) and Hanuman Dhoka Palace in Kathmandu. - Krishna Mandir and the artistic heritage of Patan. Avg. Price per Person: - Entry fees range from NPR 500 to NPR 1,500 for foreigners, depending on the site. - Additional costs for guides, food, and souvenirs. Rating: - 4.5/5 (Cultural and historical significance, well-preserved architecture, vibrant atmosphere) Getting There: - Bhaktapur: About 13 km east of Kathmandu; accessible by bus, taxi, or private vehicle. - Kathmandu Durbar Square: Located in the heart of Kathmandu; easily accessible by foot, rickshaw, or taxi. - Patan: About 5 km south of central Kathmandu; accessible by bus, taxi, or private vehicle.

If I come to Nepal again, I would choose to stay in Patan rather than Kathmandu. It's much cleaner and quieter here, and tourists can stroll leisurely through the streets and alleys, experiencing the slow pace of life of the locals. Patan is located about 3 kilometers south of Kathmandu city and is the center of Mahayana Vajrayana Buddhism. The city's Golden Temple is a rectangular, three-tiered pagoda-style temple. From the roof, the large latticed windows between the eaves, to the walls below and the three large doors, all are covered with gilded copper products. The entrance fee is 100 rupees, and we entered through the back door where no one was watching. After visiting the temple, we voluntarily went to the front door to pay for our tickets. During our visit to the temple, we happened to witness drumming and singing, creating an exceptionally harmonious and sweet atmosphere. Breathing in the fragrance that filled the courtyard and watching the flickering candles, a sense of happiness and satisfaction emerged! The entrance fee for Patan Durbar Square is 1000 rupees, but it's actually quite easy to dodge the fee. Just go to the square around six or seven in the evening and enter through the small paths around it. There are entrances everywhere, and no one is there to check.

The Patan Museum displays the traditional sacred art of Nepal in an illustrious architectural setting. Its home is an old residential court of Patan Darbar, one of the royal palaces of the former Malla kings of the Kathmandu Valley. Its gilded door and window face one of the most beautiful squares in the world. The Patan Museum Café has been crafted to complement the superb period ambience achieved by the architects and builders of the Museum itself. Located in the inner courtyard of the Keshav Narayan Chowk in Patan Durbar, the café will offer a mix of traditional and western delicacies and light meals in a setting unparalleled in the Kathmandu valley. The café area may also be booked for special evening functions for classical dance or music, for receptions, banquets, theatre, etc #mytripvlog#urbanexplorer#tripblazers#awesomepic#summervacation#celebratewithtrip

#summervacation #mytripvlog #Patamuseum #awesomepic The ensuing project began in 1982 with the repair of Keshav Narayan Chowk that led finally to the transformation of a teaching museum to dessimination of knowldge on Buddhism prevailed in Patan- city of Art and Architecture.This is the first public museum in Nepal that has been created as an autonomous institution of this type managed by its own Board of Directors. The museum has been acclaimed, by the visitors, as one of the finest museums in South Asia.

#tripblazers #Patanmuseum #mytripvlog #summervacation Patan Museum is housed in a courtyard within the Northernmost building complex of the Durbar area. The most picturesque setting of the palace that has been created in so small a place by piety and pride is known now to the people as Keshav Narayan Chowk after a temple standing at the center of the courtyard dedicated to Keshavnarayan- a form of Lord Vishnu.This part is recorded in the history as Chaukot Durbar or four-cornered-fort-palace.In an International Campaign by UNESCO for safeguarding the monuments of Kathmandu valley, the Austrian Government joined hands with Nepal Government to preserve Patan Darbar Square.

After landed at Tribhuvan International Airport, I accidentally met a new friend and we took a taxi to Patan. It's 1,200 NRP for the taxi and we get to Patan Durbar Square which is quite old, but incredible. I enjoy walking around on narrow road with so many cars and motorbike. We saw people sitting, walking, enjoying their normal day as simple as that. There're also many old shops to see old fashion lifestyle and beautiful antiques to collect. #nepal

Patan is known for culture and religious traditions and ethnicity. It is city renowned for its festival and feast, fine ancient art, and the making of metallic, wood and stone carved statues. it is located in the south-central part of Kathmandu Valley, a new metropolitan city of Nepal. All international and domestic flights for Kathmandu Valley are handled by Tribhuvan International Airport which lies about 7 km from Patan City Centre Famous places in Patan Patan Durbar Square: Patan Dhoka: Hiranya Varna Mahavihar: Mahabouddha Temple: Kumbheshwar Temple: Banglamukhi Temple: Ratnakar Mahavihar:

#2023travelwish Patan Durbar Square is located in the city center of Lalitpur, Nepal, 5 Km. or around half an hour from Kathmandu (depends on the traffic). This is one of the World Heritage Site in Nepal where we have to visit. Entrance fee for Thailand is 250 RPs. (Entrance fee is vary and have to check at the entrance gate). There is a high restaurant on top of the building where is a great location to take photos and have a nice lunch. All ancient city here are mysterious and charming… Hope next year I can visit another mysterious city like Machu Picchu… : )

Lalitpur Patan is a town where I stayed because I mistakenly thought the address was Kathmandu 🤣 In Korea, the Patan area is a kind of cultural village? It seems to be a traditional village. There are a lot of ruins, cultural heritages, temples, etc. in Patan. In fact, when you walk, between houses, between shops, Some of them look like wells, or even small stone statues. They say they are all cultural heritages. I made a mistake and stayed there, but as time passed, I thought it was a good idea to stay in Lalitpur, which is cheaper than Kathmandu, which is too crowded.😁 #Overseas travel #Nepal #Lalitpur #Patan

Godavari village resort is a ultimate chill out place away from crowded city to have a village kind of experience around it's neighborhood and fresh and chill environment, it is located in taukhel, lalitpur, nepal. #christmasgiveaway #staycation #summervacation

Durbar Square, also known as Hanuman Dhoka Durbar is a place that you can’t miss if you are in the city of Kathmandu. Located in the hearth of the city's down town it is impossible to miss out this place. You can literally just walk from the hotel (if you are staying in the area). The recommended sightseeing time is between one to two hours. There are many restaurants and cafe to stop by and indulge yourself with delicious local food or buying authentic souvenirs. This is the kind of places you must feel proud to visit and enjoy in person as it’s part of the list of UNESCO World Heritage Sites. This is an incredible experience for those who love history and culture. #createwithtrip #nepal #holidays #exploring #createwithtrip

These pictures couldn’t fully tell how much I like staying in Kathmandu - a city full of history and heritages. come and experience it! #happynewyear #newyearstravel #unforgettableexperiences #visitnepal2020 #happynewyear

#nepaltrip The place was very crowded when we visited on weekends so just be prepared to expect that. I would have enjoyed it more if I went on weekdays. The place was very beautiful and totally different from visiting other landmarks. You'd truly appreciate mankind and even get amazed how these architectures were built without modern technologies help and a thousand years back. Every detail of the architecture made me in awe of how crazy people used to build before. Definitely will give you a different perspective in life. Have lots of nearby restaurants and cafes so that you can enjoy the view while having a chill from inside the establishments. Had no trouble parking since they have a designated parking area for motorcycles, and a nearby private parking area for four-wheelers.

A night bazaar walk in Patan (Lalitpur) is a fantastic way to experience the local culture, handicrafts, and food in a more relaxed, evening atmosphere. While Patan doesn’t have a traditional "night market" like those in Southeast Asia, there are still great places to explore in the evening. Here’s what you can do: Best Spots for an Evening Walk & Shopping in Patan 1. Patan Durbar Square & Surrounding Streets - Lit up beautifully at night, with fewer crowds than during the day. - Temples, courtyards, and local vendors selling handicrafts. 2. Mangal Bazaar (Near Patan Durbar Square) - A traditional market street with small shops selling: - Tibetan & Nepali handicrafts - Thangka paintings - Metal statues (Buddhist & Hindu) - Handmade jewelry (silver, beads) - Evening vibe: Less crowded than daytime, great for bargaining. 3. Local Eateries & Cafés for Evening Snacks - Honacha Café (Patan Durbar Square) – Great coffee & rooftop views. - Nanjing Kitchen – For momo & Nepali-Chinese fusion. - Dhokaima Café – Cozy garden setting, good for dinner. Tips for a Patan Night Walk - Timing: Best between 5 PM – 8 PM (shops start closing by 8:30 PM). - Safety: Patan is generally safe, but stick to well-lit areas. - Bargaining: Expected in local markets (start at 50% of the quoted price). - Cash: Many small vendors don’t accept cards. 🕰️Business Hours: 5pm - 8.30pm

📍 Patan, Bouddha Stupa, Thamel 🚇 InDrive or Pathao app 🍜 Momo, Local Thali set 🏠 Plenty of options available in Thamel 💡If you’ve only got 24 hours in Kathmandu, you can still soak in a lot, culture, food, and energy. I started my day in Thamel, wandered through its chaotic charm and buzzing alleys, then made my way to the peaceful stupa of Boudhanath, and ended the day with a magical evening in Patan. My top tip: Eat local as much as you can. The Newari Khaja Set is an absolute must-try, rich in flavor, culture, and variety. You’ll find lots of local eateries across the city, but I especially recommend trying it in Patan, where you can enjoy both the food and the beautiful heritage ambiance. #historicallandmarks #localguides #kathmandu

Pimbahal is a charming area in Lalitpur that offers a unique blend of history, culture, and entertainment. The area is home to a beautiful pond called Pim Bahal Pokhari, which is considered a hidden gem. Visitors can explore the nearby three-storied pagoda temple dedicated to Chandeswari and experience the traditional Newari culture. Pimbahal also has a variety of restaurants and cafes, making it a great spot to enjoy different cuisines and relax with friends. Pimbahal's location is also one of its biggest advantages. It is close to popular attractions like Patan Durbar Square and Jhamshikhel, which are known for their historical significance and vibrant atmosphere. The area's peaceful environment and rich history make it a desirable location for both tourists and locals. Overall, Pimbahal is a great place to experience the best of Lalitpur's culture, history, and entertainment.

Patan Dhoka is the main entrance to Patan Durbar Square in Lalitpur, Nepal. This historic site is known for its beautiful Newari architecture and is one of the three royal cities in the Kathmandu Valley. The area is significant not only for its cultural heritage but also for its educational importance, with the Patan Multiple Campus located nearby. Established in 1954, the campus highlights Patan Dhoka's role as a center for learning. The Patan Durbar Square itself is a remarkable place, featuring intricate designs and craftsmanship. It was originally a royal palace and now serves as a major tourist attraction. Visitors can also explore the nearby Ganesh Temple, a three-tiered structure built in the 17th century. With its rich history and stunning architecture, Patan Dhoka and Patan Durbar Square are must-visit destinations for anyone interested in Nepal's cultural heritage.

The Kumbheshwar Temple is a significant Hindu temple located in Patan, Nepal, near the historic Patan Durbar Square. Built in the 14th century by King Jayasthiti Malla, it's one of the oldest and most revered temples in the region. The temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva and is an exemplary example of Nepalese architecture, showcasing intricate carvings and ornate details. Its unique design and rich history make it a fascinating destination for tourists and devotees alike. The Kumbheshwar Temple is not only a place of worship but also a testament to the rich cultural heritage of Nepal. The temple complex includes a sacred pond, which is believed to have healing properties. During the festival of Janai Purnima, devotees take a holy bath in the pond, highlighting the temple's importance in Nepalese culture. With its stunning architecture and spiritual significance, the Kumbheshwar Temple is a must-visit destination for anyone interested in exploring Nepal's history and culture.

Patan, is a city rich in history and culture. Here are some top things to do: *Explore Historical Sites* - Patan Durbar Square: A UNESCO World Heritage site featuring beautiful temples and palaces. - Patan Museum: A museum showcasing Nepalese art and culture. - Golden Temple: A stunning Buddhist monastery with gold details and wood carvings. - Mahaboudha Temple: A unique temple with terracotta tiles featuring Buddha images. - Kumbheshwar Temple: An ancient temple dedicated to Lord Shiva. *Enjoy Nature* - Central Zoo: Home to various animals, including endangered species. - Phulchoki Hill: Offers breathtaking views and trekking opportunities. - Godavari Botanical Garden: A peaceful spot for walks and picnics. *Experience Local Culture* - Try traditional Newari cuisine like Yomari and Chatamari. - Visit Mangal Bazaar for fresh produce and handmade goods. - Explore artisan workshops at Patan Industrial Estate. *Other Activities* - Take a walking tour to discover hidden temples and shops. - Relax with sound baths at wellness centers. - Attend cultural festivals to experience the city's vibrant culture. Lalitpur offers a mix of history, culture, and natural beauty, making it a great destination to explore.

In Patan, Lalitpur, there are four Ashoka Stupas, each located on one side of the city. According to legend, Emperor Ashoka and his daughter Charumati built these stupas after visiting Swayambhu Chaitya. They are said to contain Buddha's relics and symbolize the four ages of human history: Satya Yuga, Treta Yuga, Dwapar Yuga, and Kali Yuga. These stupas are significant not only for their historical value but also for their spiritual importance. One of these Ashoka Stupas is located on the north side of Patan Bazaar, near Yampi Mahavihar, on the way to Shankhamul. This stupa, also known as Ivahithudo, is beautifully crafted and surrounded by places to offer prayers and light lamps. The stupa's establishment is believed to mark the beginning of a new era, making it a sacred site for Buddhists. Visitors can experience the tranquility of the stupa and learn about its rich history. The Ashoka Stupas in Patan are not only important historical sites but also vibrant centers of spirituality. The intricate carvings and peaceful atmosphere make them a must-visit destination for anyone interested in Buddhism, history, or culture. By visiting these stupas, one can gain a deeper understanding of Nepal's rich cultural heritage and the significance of these ancient monuments. #lalitpur #Ashokstupa

The Golden Temple, also known as Hiranya Varna Mahavihar or Kwa Bahal, is a stunning Buddhist monastery in Patan, Nepal. Its golden facade, intricate woodwork, and impressive architecture make it a popular attraction. Built in 1409, the temple is a testament to Nepal's rich cultural and religious heritage. The temple's exterior shines with golden-colored metal plates, while its interior features a peaceful courtyard with elephant statues and a beautiful Buddha statue. There are also smaller shrines with Buddhist deities and artworks. A unique tradition at the temple is the young guardian, a boy under 12 who takes on the role of main priest. Visiting the Golden Temple is a journey into Nepal's heritage, offering a glimpse into its vibrant history and culture. It's a must-see destination in Patan, attracting visitors from around the world with its beauty, peace, and spiritual significance.

The Patan Museum is located in the heart of Patan Durbar Square, a UNESCO World Heritage site in Lalitpur, Nepal. The museum is housed in the Keshav Narayan Chowk palace compound, which dates back to 1734. Established in 1997, the museum showcases a diverse collection of sacred art, culture, and iconography of Hinduism and Buddhism. The museum's collection includes rare objects from the Malla era, cast bronzes, gilt copper repoussé, and sculptures of Hindu and Buddhist deities. The exhibits also feature items from India, Tibet, and the western Himalayan regions, reflecting the cultural influences of surrounding areas. The museum provides bilingual captions, explaining the symbolism and origins of the art pieces, making it easier for visitors to understand and appreciate the exhibits. The Patan Museum plays a vital role in preserving Newar culture, traditions, and history. It serves as an educational resource, bridging the past and present, and participates in heritage conservation initiatives. By collaborating with local communities, governmental bodies, and international organizations, the museum helps protect Newar traditions and promotes cultural understanding. #patandurbarsquare #patan #Patanmuseum

Patan Durbar Square in Lalitpur, Nepal, is a stunning example of Newari architecture and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The square features ancient palaces, temples, and courtyards, showcasing the Malla dynasty's patronage of art and architecture. The square is a vibrant mix of history, spirituality, and culture, with many structures dating back to the 16th and 18th centuries. Visitors can explore the Patan Museum, which houses collections of art and artifacts from the ancient era. The square's main chowks, including Mul Chowk and Keshav Narayan Chowk, are notable attractions. The Krishna Mandir and Kumbeshwor Temple are prominent landmarks, with the Krishna Mandir being a three-tiered structure and the Kumbeshwor Temple being one of Patan's oldest temples. The square also features four Ashokan Stupas, which mark the four corners of Patan. Patan Durbar Square is an active part of local life, with religious ceremonies and festivals keeping its spirit alive. It's a must-visit destination for anyone interested in Nepal's rich cultural and architectural heritage. #patandurbarsquare #patan

Lalitpur, also known as Patan, is a city in Nepal that boasts a rich cultural heritage and stunning ancient architecture. The city is famous for its intricate metalwork, wood carvings, and traditional Newari architecture, which reflect its long history dating back to the Malla period. Visitors can explore the city's many ancient temples, shrines, and palaces, such as the Patan Durbar Square, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Lalitpur offers a vibrant lifestyle, with its bustling streets, local markets, and festivals showcasing traditional Nepali life. The city is also known for its artisans, who continue to practice traditional crafts like metalwork and woodcarving. With a range of accommodations available, from budget-friendly guesthouses to luxury hotels, Lalitpur is an ideal destination for tourists interested in exploring Nepal's cultural heritage and experiencing the city's unique blend of tradition and modernity. Here is the list with some accommodations: 1. Hotel Himalaya 2. Hotel Vivanta 3. Sangrila Blu 4. KGH 5. The Inn Patan 6. Hotel Timila 7. Pahana Chhen 8. Traditional Homes

Kathmandu offers a diverse range of delicious food options, blending traditional Nepali cuisine with international flavors. The city is known for its rich culinary heritage, with popular dishes like momos, dal bhat, and thukpa. Kathmandu's food scene is also influenced by its cultural diversity, with many restaurants serving authentic Newari, Tibetan, and other local cuisines. The city's food experience is further enhanced by its vibrant street food culture, bustling markets, and cozy cafes, making it a paradise for foodies and travelers alike. Here are some popular restaurants in Kathmandu valley 1. Tukche Bhojan Griha 2. Bhojan Griha 3. OR2K 4. Yala Coffee 5. Utpala Cafe 6. Roadhouse Cafe 7. Busy Bee Cafe 8. Kathmandu Grill Restaurant 9. Jasper Restaurant 10. Green Villy Restaurant 11. Lavie Garden 12. Third Eye Restaurant 13. Kathmandu Streak House 14. T3 Thakali

Strolling around Labim mall is one of the best ways to get your toddler engaged. Highly recommend this if you are around patan. 📍Address: Labim Mall, Patan #toddler #mall #familytrip #localguides