Now listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Patan & Bhaktapur was once a state with its own regime that dates back centuries. Taking you into the remarkable rich heritage and historical stories of Nepal, this one-day tour is a combination of the two best historical sites that represent the ancient cultures, traditions, arts & architecture of Nepal. The tour begins with a ride to Bhaktapur followed by another ride to Lalitpur.

Bhaktapur, an ancient Newari city that holds some of the oldest monuments & monasteries of Nepal is located around 12 km away from Kathmandu. Filled with classical architectures and ancient temples like; The Lion Gate, Golden Gate, 55 Windows Palace, Nyatapola, Vatsala Temple, Bhairavnath Temple, Bhimsen Temple, Four Pilgrimage Sites (4 Dham) and many more, Bhaktapur Durbar Square is a go-to place for anyone wanting to know & explore ancient Newari culture, architecture & history. Famous for its astonishing crafts including pottery, thanka & masks, you can stroll around Bhaktapur Durbar Square & watch the locals making clay pots in the pottery square.

After Bhaktapur, this tour takes you to Patan, a city also known as Lalitpur which literally means the city of art, lying 5km south of central Kathmandu. Well known for its exceptional arts and crafts, Patan is considered to be one of the oldest cities of Kathmandu valley. Here, you can stroll around the narrow streets while tasting the traditional Newari dishes & admiring the old buildings of the city. Further, known to be the best place for bronze sculpture and other several handicrafts, you can visit Patan museum that displays some of the sculptures & art crafts from the Malla period. The beautiful Krishna temple built entirely of stone is considered the most important shrine of the durbar square. Other than Krishna temple, Bhimsen Temple, Golden Temple, Jagannath Temple, Maha Buddha, Three Courtyards, etc are also some major attractions of Patan Durbar Square.