  1 Patan has a Durbar Square too |
 2 Krishna Temple |
 3 Statue of Ganga on a tortoise in Mul Chowk |
 4 Jagannarayan Temple |
 5 Durbar Square |
 6 Another view of the Durbar Square |
 7 Krishna Mandir |
 8 Golden Gate, or Sun Dhoka, of the Royal Palace |
 9 Golden Gate, detail |
 10 Krishna Mandir, with Garuda, Vishnu's mount; Krishna is an avatar of Vishnu |
 11 Two elephants guard the Vishwanath Temple |
 12 Manga Hiti, water source |
 13 Street leading to Golden Temple |
 14 Carved columns |
 15 Golden Temple, or Hiranya Varna, or Suwarna Mahavira, a Buddhist monastery |
 16 Golden Temple |
 17 Golden Temple |
 18 Golden Temple |
 19 The Golden Temple well deservies its name |
 20 Golden Temple |
 21 Elephants in the Golden Temple |
 22 Metal elephants |
 23 Room in the monastery |
 24 Metal bird |
 25 Golden statue |
 26 A mythical beast guards the Golden Temple |
 27 Silver in the Golden Temple |
 28 The Patan Museum, in the Royal Palace |
 29 Patan Museum courtyard |
 30 Shiva (Mahesvara) and Parvati (Uma), in the Patan Museum (Nepal, 12th c.) |
 31 Shiva and Parvati (Nepal, 13th-14th c.) |
 32 Four-faced Shiva linga in the Patan Museum (Nepal, 17th-18th c.) |
 33 Ganesha (Nepal, 17th-18th c.) |
 34 Vishnu on the sunbird (Nepal, 17th-18th c.) |
 35 Fluting Vishnu on Garuda (Nepal, 17th-18th c.) |
 36 Vishnu and Lakshmi, two gods in one (Nepal, 14th-15th c.) |
 37 Lady's hand mirror, bronze disk with ivory handle (Nepal, 1733) |
 38 Courtyard of the museum |
 39 Hanuman and Bhairava, two gods in one |
 40 Padmasambhava (Tibet, 17th c.) |
 41 Shakyamuni, the historical Buddha (Nepal, 12th c.) |
 42 Varjasattva (the sixth Buddha) and Prajna (Nepal, 1859) |
 43 Padmapani Lokeshvara, the bodhisattva of compassion (Nepal, 16th-17th c.) |
 44 Puzzling figures, probably from the Nepalese hill regions |
 45 More puzzling figures |
 46 Another puzzling figure |
 47 A magnificent Shakyamuni Buddha (Nepal, 17th-18th c.). The statue is not poured, but made of sheets of hammered copper. |
 48 The museum's garden restaurant, a great place to rest and recover |
