Patan Museum

Regarded as one of the richest museum in fine arts, it has possessed the bronze statue and religious object. It is located at the opposite side of the major temples. The entrance of the museum faces the front side of the temple. Inside the courtyard of the museum is Keshav Naraya Temple which also is known as Keshav Narayan Chowk. South of Keshav Naraya Chowk is Mul Chwok.

Krishna Mandir

King Siddhinarsinga Malla was the one who coined the idea to build the Krishna Temple in this place. The reason behind establishment of the Krishna Temple is interesting dream that he saw Krishna and Radha coming into his palace. On that very spot he commanded to construct the Krishna Temple which was built in 1637 AD. It took 17 long year to complete the construction of the temple which had been started in 1620 AD.  The temple was carved in Shikara style. The incidents of Mahabharat and Ramayana have been carved in the stone pillar placed in the first and second floor of the temple. 21 golden pinnacles have been positioned on the top whereas in the third floor Lokeshwor has been placed; in the second the shrine of Lord Shiva has been kept and in the first floor Krishna’s shrine with Radha and Rukmini in his side has been established. During Krishnajanmastami, thousands of Hindu pilgrims and people visit this temple. This temple is opened only once in a year on the birthday of Lord Krishna which falls on 23^rd of August.

Bhimsen Temple

Bhimsen Temple is another attraction of Patan Darbar Square. It has three golden window inter-connected to each other which is its most prominent feature. The temple given the name after epic hero of Mahabharat, Bhimsen is worshipped by Newari community as the deity of business and trade. King Srinivasa Malla established the temple in 1680.

Vishwanath Temple

The Temple laid two stone elephants on each side of the front entrance and having a statue of bull on the rear side of the temple is dedicated to the Lord Shiva. The carvings and crafts created on the roof of the temple resembles temples of Shiva found in India. Shiva Linga has been placed inside the temple. During the reign of Siddhinarsingha Malla, the temple was established in 1927.

Having five stories with triple r Taleju Bhawani Templeoofts Taleju Bhawani Temple has been regarded as the personal deity of Malla Kings. Even though it was established in 1640 by Siddhinarsingha Malla, it was damaged by the fire. Later, King Srinivasa Malla renovated the temple in 1667.

Main Chowks (Courtyards)

The Patan Darbar Square has been elaborated with three main chwok i.e. courtyards which are Keshav Narayan Chwok, Mul Chwok and Sundari Chwok. Keshav Narayan Chwok is situated inside the patan museum. Because of having the temple named Keshav Naraya on the courtyard chwok has been named after the temple. On the south of Keshav Narayan Chwok is located a Mul Chowk which is also the doorway to the Taleju Bhawani Temple. Sundari Chwok is treasured also with Tusha Hiti which means the Royal bath which has sunken water tank.