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Lonely PlanetAug 13

A walking tour of Patan, Nepal's city of history and heritage

Take a walk to discover the less-seen side to the ancient city of Patan in Nepal

Examples of returned sculptures can be seen here.

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  • National MuseumMuseumExamples of returned sculptures can be seen here.
  • Elsewhere
  • Hiranya Varna MahaviharPlace of worshipPatan, NepalAlso known as the Golden Temple or Kwa Bahal.
  • Patan Durbar SquareSightPatan, NepalStarting point for many city tours.
  • Patan DhokaNeighborhoodPatan, NepalBrightly painted gateway, once a major entry point.
  • Ganesh templePlace of worshipPatan, NepalA 17th-century temple dedicated to the elephant-headed deity.
  • Jadhu HitiSightPatan, NepalStone water tank.
  • Mikha BahalSightPatan, NepalHistoric courtyard with a Buddha statue.
  • Pim Bahal PokhariSightPatan, NepalAlso known as Jagmadu Pukhu, a pond without foundation.
  • Ashok ChaityaSightPatan, NepalImposing, whitewashed stupa thought to be city center.
  • Bishweshwor TempleSightPatan, NepalA rare Hindu place of worship in a Buddhist area.
  • Sri BahalSightPatan, NepalOne of 18 major Buddhist courtyards, has manuscripts.
  • Na BahalSightPatan, NepalA short walk away from Sri Bahal.
  • Purnachandi PukhuSightPatan, NepalSacred pond flanked by an ancient Siddhi Lakshmi temple.
  • Kumari houseSightPatan, NepalResidence of Patan's living goddess.
  • Dau BahalSightPatan, NepalFinest example of Newari residential architecture.
  • Nag BahalSightPatan, NepalContinue north toward this location.
  • Golden TempleSightPatan, NepalDating back to the 11th century, gilded facade.
  • Patan MuseumMuseumPatan, NepalPart of the UNESCO World Heritage Site complex.
  • Krishna MandirPlace of worshipPatan, NepalStone-built temple dating back to 1637.
  • Mangal BazaarMarketPatan, NepalBustling market near Durbar Square.
  • Mahabouddha TempleSightPatan, Nepal16th-century temple.
  • Haka BahalSightPatan, Nepal
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