The Kathmandu city is a shelter for museum goers because of the nearness of different notable and intriguing historical centers, which requests to the inquisitive spirits all around the globe. Every day, local people and outsiders accumulate around to look at these wonders or for a relaxed walk and entertain themselves with different fun exercises. A portion of the must-visit exhibition halls encompassing the Valley are:

The National Museum of Nepal

ocated in Chhauni this famous exhibition hall has probably the most intriguing fortunes in plain view. The National Museum is the most seasoned and biggest gallery in the nation, assuming a significant job in the advancement of archeological examinations and historical centers.

It is fan out to three structures; Historical Gallery, Art Gallery ‘Juddha Jatiya Kalashala’ and Buddhist Art Gallery. Juddha Shumser, the then Prime Minister of Nepal made the exhibition hall open in 1938 AD. It requests to guests by its archive of arms and weapons utilized in the eighteenth nineteenth century AD, which additionally houses a blade skilled by military pioneer, Napoleon Bonaparte. An assortment of authentic and deistic models, wood carvings, works of art and artifacts, clothing types worn by Prime Ministers. Antiquate coins made out of calfskin and gold from King Tribhuvan’s period are in plain view.

The National Museum of Nepal

Area: Chhauni, Kathmandu

Contact: 9841375720

Patan Museum

Once in the past the home of Malla rulers, the segment of the Royal Palace encompassing Keshav Narayan Chowk now houses probably the best assortment of craftsmanship and imagery in Asia with a distinguished building setting known as Patan Museum.

There are many sculptures, carvings and votive items in the exhibition hall. There are additionally some fascinating presentations on the procedures use to make these magnificent items. Including the craft of repoussé and the ‘lost-wax’ technique for throwing. The territory around the historical center has charming resting spots and bistros to supplement the amazing atmosphere with both customary and western rarities. A little gallery blessing shop selling one of a kind crafted works and exhibition hall propagations may get your extravagant.

Patan Museum

Area: Patan, Lalitpur

Contact: 01-5521492

Hanuman Dhoka Durbar Museum

Hanuman Dhoka Durbar Museum situated in Basantapur Durbar Square recently housed the Tribhuvan Museum, Mahendra Museum and Birendra Museum. Sadly the quake of 2015 AD broadly harm the structure and is as of now being reproduce.

The greater part of the rescue historical center pieces are put away securely with not very many of them in plain view. This historical center has uncommon photos, artworks and representations of other Shah rulers and individuals.

Hanuman Dhoka Durbar Museum

Area: Basantapur, Kathmandu

Contact: 01-4258034

Bhaktapur Museum

This noteworthy exhibition hall is put in a world-well know memorable and social site. It is housed in the old Malla Palace of 55 Windows in the Durbar Square. The gallery exhibits a huge assortment of Pauvas, scroll works of art, various bronze, metal and wooden cut pictures of various divinities.

There is additionally a national woodwork historical center structure with a wonderful peacock window in the Dattatreya Square. The Pujari Math building, work by Yaksha Malla is an exhibition hall in itself, with the best Newari woodcarvings. Wall painting artworks of Dattatreya, Vishnu and Shiva-Parvati gods additionally adorn the structure.

Besides, a one of a kind historical center exhibition of ethnology to be specific Ethnological Gallery of Nepalese Society, which speaks to the entire nation where you’ll discover various life-size models of men, ladies and offspring of various ethnicities wearing customary garments are additionally present.

Bhaktapur Museum

Area: Bhaktapur Durbar Square, Bhaktapur

Narayanhiti Palace Museum

Narayanhiti Palace Museum is the previous regal royal residence work in 1970 as a contemporary pagoda-in Durbar Marg. The castle since quite a while ago fill in as a main living place for the nation’s rulers was change over to a historical center in 2010 AD. Today, the Narayanhiti Palace Museum is rich, notable and excellent.

Of the 52 rooms, just 19 are presently open to general society. One of the attractions is the enormous transcend royal chamber behind the unmistakable front window, where unprecedented bend columns with flashy pictures of Hindu divinities jump from the dividers. The structure called ‘Tribhuvan Sadan’, as talk about in Kathmandu’s history, was the location of a misfortune, named ‘Nepal’s most prominent misfortune’, on June 1, 2001, where the Royal slaughter occurred.

Narayanhiti Palace Museum

Area: Durbarmarg, Kathmandu

Contact: 014227607