Kirtipur Heritage Walk

The walk offers a vibrant journey into the city's rich Buddhist heritage. It highlights the interconnectedness of Newar Buddhist monuments with the city's daily life and rituals, featuring both well-known and lesser-known stupas, monasteries (bāhāḥ/bahī), and temples from the 16th to 18th centuries.

Nuwakot Heritage Walk

Perched on a ridge above the Trishuli and Tadi rivers, Nuwakot is a living Newar town where history unfolds with every step. As you wander its narrow lanes and terraced hillsides, you pass shrines, resting pāṭīs, palace courtyards, and active temples woven into everyday life. It’s a place where ritual, architecture, and landscape meet — and where a simple walk becomes a journey through centuries.

Courtyards and alleyways of Patan (northeast)

This round tour focuses on the northeastern part of the city of Patan. This quarter is considered to be the earliest settlement of Patan currently inhabited largely by the peasant castes. Starting from Patan Darbar Square, the royal palace of the Malla kings, it takes one through oldest and historically important quarters of the city such as Cyāsal and Guitaḥ.

Courtyards and alleyways of Patan (northwest)

This Heritage Walk covers the north-western part of the historic city of Patan (Yala in Newari). It takes one to some important monuments and courtyards as well as alleyways where one can witness everyday life of the Newar inhabitants and how Newar Buddhism is lived in the society.