If you’d like a more focused exploration of Kathmandu Valley’s heritage, this tour is ideal. It covers two of the most significant royal plazas—Patan Durbar Square and Bhaktapur Durbar Square. Patan is famed for its fine arts, metalwork, and Krishna Mandir, while Bhaktapur is often called the “Living Museum” with its 55-Window Palace, Nyatapola Temple, and pottery squares. Together, these squares reflect Nepal’s finest traditional architecture and living culture.
The trip starts any time that you prefer and lasts for 4-6 hours. You can have your breakfast near the heritage sites, with typical atmosphare. The trip begins with Patan’s cultural gems, followed by a scenic drive to Bhaktapur. Expect about 6 hours in total, allowing you to enjoy the artistry, taste local Newari cuisine, and shop for handicrafts. Private vehicle and guide services are included for your convinent.
This tour is perfect for travelers who may have limited time but still want to see the best of the valley’s cultural attractions beyond central Kathmandu. It’s also a good option as an add-on for those who’ve already explored the main sites in the city.
