Patan And Bhaktapur Tour

People Also Ask About Patan And Bhaktapur Tour

1. How to use the booking voucher?

   Once you book the Patan and Bhaktapur tour, you will receive an email confirming your booking from us along with a voucher. This voucher is valid only for the date of the tour and the duration specified. You can present either the printed copy or an E-copy of the voucher.
   
   Your ID will be matched with the personal information provided by you. Therefore, please ensure that you enter your name as stated during the check-out.

2. Is food included in this package?

   In this Patan and Bhaktapur tour package, you will be provided with light refreshments. Lunch is not a part of this package.

3. What activities we can do in Patan and Bhaktapur?

   Activities to do in Patan: Learn about the centuries-old traditions and culture of this ancient Nepalese city.
   Visit the world-renowned Patan Durbar Square, a UNESCO World Heritage site.
   You will get to see the Patan Palace, Temple of Lord Krishna, The Golden Temple, Vishwanath Temple, and the Patan Museum Explore the cultural landscape by visiting the monuments, houses, museums, temples, shrine, and Stupas belonging to a bygone era.
   Meet the locals and soak the warm and friendly culture of the place.
   Try the local foods and flavours of the traditional Nepalese cuisine.
   
   Activities to do at Bhaktapur: At Bhaktapur, you will visit some of the oldest temples, shrine, and courtyards in the world.
   Here you will see hundreds of ancient Stupas rising high in the sky back dropped against the clear blue mountain skies.
   The cobbled streets of Bhaktapur will lead you to ancient houses made of bricks.
   Here you will meet some of the oldest residents and listen to their folklore of olden times and sample traditional Nepalese food.
   At Bhaktapur, you will visit Pachpana Jhyale Durbar, Batsala Temple, Bhairava Nath Temple, Mini Pashupati Temple, Nyatapola Temple, and Lu Dhowka (The Golden Gate).

4. What are the popular attractions in Patan and Bhaktapur?

   Some of the popular attractions in Patan are: The world-renowned Patan Durbar Square, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Patan Palace, Temple of Lord Krishna, The Golden Temple, Vishwanath Temple, and the Patan Museum.
   
   The popular attractions in Bhaktapur are: Bhaktapur Historical site, Pachpana Jhyale Durbar, Batsala Temple, Bhairava Nath Temple, Mini Pashupati Temple, Nyatapola Temple, and Lu Dhowka (The Golden Gate).

5. Are we covering any shopping markets in this tour?

   During the Patan and Bhaktapur tour, you will visit the local markets in both these places. The markets are popular for the traditional handicraft items made by the local people. You can also pick up souvenirs like jewellery, pottery, beads, spices, and herbs etc. from these local markets.

6. What is the famous street food in Patan and Bhaktapur?

   The street food that you will find in Patan and Bhaktpur is largely the same as the whole of Nepal. Some of the best traditional Nepalese foods to try during the Patan and Bhaktapur tour are Dal Bhat, varieties of vegetarian and non-vegetarian momos, Sel roti, Samosas, Choila, Sekuwa, Lakhamari, Thukpa, and Aloo Chop, etc.

7. Which temples we can see in Patan and Bhaktapur tour?

   The temples that you will see in Patan include the centuries-old Temple of Lord Krishna, The Golden Temple, and the Vishwanath Temple. At Bhaktapur, you will see the ancient Batsala Temple, Bhairava Nath Temple, Mini Pashupati Temple, and the Nyatapola Temple.

8. Is there any extra ticket of children under age 3?

   No ,There is no extra ticket of children under age 3.

9. Which are the best streets in Patan and Bhaktapur?

   The cities of Patan and Bhaktapur are mostly covered on foot. The streets of both these cities look straight out of ancient times. Most of the streets are still cobbled which give you a feeling of still being in the centuries-old time.
   
   The best and the busiest streets to give you an idea about the life of the local residents in Patan are near the Patan Durbar Square and the temples. The best streets in Bhaktapur are around the historical site, the temples, and the Golden Gate.

10. What places we are covering in this package?

    You will be visiting two of the most historically rich cities in Nepal i.e. Patan and Bhaktapur. Patan, which is still referred as Lalitpur by the locals, is an ancient city located in the lap of the valley of Kathmandu. Predominantly a Buddhist city, is dotted with the unique and ancient Newari architecture of Nepal. It houses the Patan Durbar Square, which is one of the seven UNESCO protected world heritage sites in Kathmandu. This Durbar Square houses many sculptures, murals, temples etc. You will also visit Patan Palace, Temple of Lord Krishna, The Golden Temple, Vishwanath Temple, and the Patan Museum. After Patan, you will head towards Bhaktapur (which literally translates to the City of Devotees).
    
    Bhaktapur has its roots in Hinduism and has gorgeous historical buildings strewn all over. Bhaktapur has deep-rooted old world charm of cobbled streets and centuries-old architecture. All this reflects in the traditions and the mannerisms of the local residents. At Bhaktapur, you will visit Pachpana Jhyale Durbar, Batsala Temple, Bhairava Nath Temple, Mini Pashupati Temple, Nyatapola Temple, and Lu Dhowka (The Golden Gate).