The Rato Machindranath Jatra, also known as Bunga Dyah Jatra, is one of Nepal’s oldest and most vibrant festivals, celebrated annually in Patan. This month-long chariot procession honors Rato Machindranath, revered as the god of rain and compassion by both Hindus and Buddhists. The festival holds immense cultural and spiritual significance, particularly for the Newar […]
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The reconstruction of the historic Degu Taleju temple at Patan Durbar Square, a UNESCO World Heritage site, has been completed. The temple, which was severely damaged in the 2015 Gorkha Earthquake. This temple was restored with funds (Rs 130 million) associated with Japanese assistance.
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2 weeks before Rato Machindranath chariot festival, Minnath and Machhindranath god is placed in the kalash for 8 days.
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Overview Temple House is located in the heart of Patan Durbar Square under the preservation of UNESCO world heritage site. Temple House is just behind Krishna Temple. Thirty two years ago, we started Café Du Temple, a specialty restaurant in Patan Durbar Square and Bouddha. Riding on its experience, we diversified to next level of
Period: October 19-23, 2025, Duration: 5 days, Deity: Goddess Laxmi, Events: Tihar also known as Deepawali, is a five-day Hindu festival celebrated in Nepal with lights, colors and joy. Each day is dedicated to honoring animals like crows, dogs, cows, and oxen as well as worshipping Goddess Laxmi and strengthening the bond between brothers and
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Festival of Colors Holi is celebrated in Nepal to mark the arrival of spring, symbolize the triumph of good over evil and signifies the end of winter. It’s a vibrant Hindu festival celebrated by people of all ages and backgrounds with water and colored powder, fostering unity and joy. Holi is celebrated on the last
According to the Nepal Samvat, Sillathwa Dwadashi Tithi is known as Bhin Dwadashi of Bhima Dwadashi and there is a practice of worshiping Bhimsen (Bhin dyo). Bhimsen Jatra (festival) is celebrated by the Newar community in Patan, who believe Bhimsen is the god of wealth and business. This year the Jatra happens in the daytime
Pahan Chhen is a newly highly rated boutique hotel in Patan, Nepal, celebrated for its blend of traditional Newari architecture and modern comforts situated steped from the UNESCO listed Patan Durbar Square. Total Room: 15 Room type: Standard/Deluxe/Suite Area: 300 ~ 400Sq.feet Traditional yet comfortable accommodation with roof top restaurant. Highlights Prime Location Exceptional
Patan Municipality has published a new tourist information booklet short explaning the significance of the historical sites along with city heritage map, which is being distributed form January 2025.
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