Taragoan Musuem
Museum in Kathmandu
The Taragoan Museum, located within the premises of Hyatt Regency hotel, is about 10 minutes walk from the Boudhanath Stupa. The Taragoan museum was originally designed by Carl Pruscha, an Austrian architect as hotel village Taragon in the 1970′. The Museum itself is a unique contribution to the architectural history of Nepal . The museum has collection of old photographs taken from 18th and the 19th century, archeological plans and maps that were drawn by the first foreign advisors visiting Kathmandu. The museum also displays contemporary art, cultural events, and sketches of Kathmandu valley that are done by Nepali and International artists. The Taragaon Museum aims in conserving and documenting the efforts of various foreign artists, photographers, architects and anthropologists on the Kathmandu Valley.
Near Taragoan Musuem
More to see around Kathmandu Valley.
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Sight
Asan & Indrachowk
Asan, also called Asan Tol, is a lively market square with a medieval origin, renowned for its vibrant bazaars, diverse goods, and ancient temples.
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Sight
Bhaktapur
Bhaktapur, also known as Bhadgaon or Khwopa, is a historic city in the Kathmandu Valley, celebrated for its meticulously preserved medieval architecture and vibrant cultural heritage.
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Dzongs & Fortresses
Bhaktapur Durbar Square
One of the world heritage sites in the country which reflects the city's rich culture, art and architectural design, it is also the central setting of the city for architectural...
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Restaurants
Bhojan Griha
A multi-course traditional Nepali meal in a restored old mansion, with folk music and dance in the evening.
