Krishna Mandir

It was my proper visit to this place as the only time I came across here was while running from sukedhara with my friends. It was very eye pleasing and had a lot of fun with chilly guava refresher on the way and combo set at laphing house with discount because of the happy hour. Made me really happy to have had spent time with my friend.

Krishna Mandir in Patan is one of the most beautiful and spiritually rich places in the Kathmandu Valley. Located just 15 minutes' walk from my home, I visit the temple 2–3 times a week. Each visit brings a sense of peace and connection. Despite being a sacred and religious site, the area is always bustling with energy — a mix of worshippers, locals, and visitors all coming together in a truly vibrant space. Built in the 17th century during the reign of King Siddhi Narsingh Malla, the temple is a masterpiece of traditional Shikhara-style architecture, carved entirely out of stone. It holds immense importance in Hindu culture, especially for devotees of Lord Krishna. Over the years, Krishna Mandir has also become a cultural and social gathering spot — a place where people from all walks of life come not just to pray, but to connect, reflect, and enjoy the heart of Patan Durbar Square. The atmosphere is both sacred and lively — a perfect example of how tradition and community come together in daily life. Whether you're a devotee or a traveler, Krishna Mandir is a must-visit spiritual landmark in Nepal.

Another amazing place filled with history. Many of the buildings fell during the 2015 earthquake, but honestly I’d never have known the current structures are reproductions. It’s beautiful.

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Krishna Mandir is not just an architectural masterpiece. It is a living archive of stories, beliefs, myths, and legends. Standing tall in stone, it radiates a quiet power that draws eyes, hearts, and lenses alike. Every photograph taken here carries the background of centuries and the collective faith of millions. After soaking in that energy, it is worth grounding the moment. Just a short walk away, conversations continue best over warm plates and familiar flavors that reflect the heritage of this area and the broader Himalayan food culture. Sherpa Momo Square is a small, cozy tea and momo spot located just 100 meters east of Krishna Mandir, toward Chyasal. A humble pause after history, where tradition meets taste in the simplest way.

This was a great place. Especially when I went to visit

The Krishna Mandir is a sacred for for Hindus. It is also near to a Patan Layaku Durbar, palace of Malla Kings. The place is so enchanting that it reminds us as if we are going on a time travel to the yesteryear, and the nearby residents of all ages plus tourists flock to this place to enjoy the wonderful experience of this beautiful place.

Really religious place and you shall feel 😌 relaxed in the area. But the entrance is not much spacious so your shall need to be adjusting and its not peace place in outside as the crowd is was there.