A UNESCO World Heritage Site filled with ancient temples, palaces, and courtyards. The Nyatapola Temple, Golden Gate, and 55-Window Palace are iconic highlights that showcase Newari art and architecture.

A historic pond dating back to the 15th century, surrounded by local legends. It’s a peaceful place to relax and enjoy reflections of temples in the water.

A vibrant open square where local potters shape clay into traditional vessels. Visitors can watch the process, try their hand at pottery, or buy handmade souvenirs.

Once the royal residence of the Malla kings, this palace is renowned for its ornate wooden windows. It’s a stunning example of craftsmanship and history combined.

Located within the palace complex, it displays paintings, sculptures, and manuscripts. It’s an excellent place to explore Nepal’s artistic and religious heritage.

Home to several impressive temples, including the Bhairavnath Temple, known for its grand festivals. It’s a lively spot to experience local traditions and culture.

A historic area with the three-headed Dattatreya Temple and beautifully carved wooden houses. The square also features the famous Peacock Window, a masterpiece of woodwork.

A five-story pagoda and the tallest temple in Nepal, dedicated to Siddhi Lakshmi. Its intricate carvings and guardian statues make it a masterpiece of traditional design.