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Lalitpur has been designated a UNESCO Creative City for Music!

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On World Cities Day 2025, Lalitpur Metropolitan City has been officially designated a UNESCO Creative City for Music. This global recognition celebrates Lalitpur’s rich musical heritage, living traditions, and creative spirit that continue to inspire both residents and visitors. The prestigious honor acknowledges our city’s unwavering commitment to championing creativity as a foundation for sustainable […]

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Bhrikuti Stay

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Featuring 3 star accommodation, Bhrikuti Stay is located in Patan, a 4-minute walk from Patan durbar Square. Bhrikuti stay offers easy access to a variety of landmarks and attraction, that will make the stay unforgettable, since it is a family runed hotel so our main motto is feel like home. Room Type: Standard/Deluxe (Apartment-1, Homestay-5) 

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Dhakhwa House

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Dhakhwa House is a 100-year-old restructured Newari house, blending historical charm with modern comforts. With an average height of 6 ft, it offers ample space while maintaining the traditional Newari architectural style. Thoughtfully renovated, it provides a unique living experience, allowing guests to immerse themselves in the local culture. The harmonious balance between preservation and

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K2 Homes

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K2 Homes in Patan welcomes guests with a cozy and comfortable atmosphere. The rooms are clean and well-equipped with a private bathroom, washing machine, work desk, and soundproof walls for a quiet and relaxing stay. Guests can enjoy free Wi-Fi, relax on the spacious terrace, and get help anytime with the 24-hour front desk. For

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Mukhastami (The day of placing the Pancha Buddha「Five Buddha」crown on lord Shiva)

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Mukhastami (मुखाष्टमी), Lunar Calendar: October/November (Kartik Shukla Ashtami) @ October 29, 2025 Mukhashtami refers to the eighth day (Ashtami) of the lunar fortnight when a crown (Mukha) is offered. On this day, a crown containing images of the Five Buddhas (Panchabuddha) is ceremoniously placed upon the Shiva Linga. This tradition seems to be limited only to

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Homestay Owners Festival Greetings and Introduction Program

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On the occasion of Dipawali, Nepal Sambat 1146 and Chhath, Patan Stay Association organized a greetings and introduction program. The event aimed to promote tourism in Patan by supporting Homestays, BnB-Guest houses, Apartments and Hotels, while preserving Newar culture and offering tourists authentic heritage experiences through coordination, promotion and digital platforms. Ujyalo Online News cover

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Sacred Recitation of the Nine Buddhist Scriptures (Navagraha Path) Program

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On the Auspicious Occasion of the Golden Jubilee of the Buddhist Vihar Association A grand recitation of the following nine sacred Buddhist scriptures will be performed by 108 Bajracharya priests:Lalitavistara, Ashtasahasrika Prajnaparamita, Samadhiraja Sutra, Lankavatara Sutra, Gandavyuha Sutra, Saddharmapundarika Sutra, Dashabhumika Sutra, Suvarnaprabhasa Sutra, and Tathagata Guhyaka Sutra.  Date: October 14,Tuesday (Ashwin 28, Nepal Sambat 1145 Kaulaga Ashtami)  Venue: Yashodhara Mahavihar,

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Lakhe Dance

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Lakhe is protectors of children in Newari folklore. Lakhe dance is a popular dance of Nepal. The performers wear a Lakhe costume and demonic mask perform in the street. This dance is inherited by the dancer from the sprit possessing the mask. In Kathmandu Durbar Square this dance is performed during the Indra jatra festival.

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Manmaneshwori Jatra

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The historic Manmaneshwori Payo Jatra (Festival), dating back to the Licchavi era, began on Ghatasthapana day with a special tantric ritual at Mahalaxmi Sthan, Lagankhel. After a secret tantric ceremony at the Mul Chowk of Patan Durbar, the traditional Kharga Jatra was carried out from Lagankhel. Members of the guthi carried swords, circled the city,

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