Tribhuvan Museum
Museum in Kathmandu
The Tribhuvan Museum is located inside the Hanuman Dhoka Palace overlooking the main Durbar Square area. It was constructed by the Ranas from the middle to late part of the 19th century. The museum was the main seat of the late Shah Kings of Nepal. People believe that King Tribhuvan used to watch the problem and prosperity of his people through these museum windows. The Tribhuvan Museum contains the personal artifacts of King Tribhuvan Bir Bikram Shah. The Museum houses a fabulous collection of historical artifacts that were owned and used by him. These include statues, woodwork, stonework, weapons, clothing’s, walking stick, boxing gloves and the Kings throne. The museum also has priceless collection of coins and several photographs on display from the past historic events including his hunting trips. The museum also has a recreated model of the king’s study and his bedroom. Artifacts from King Tribhuvan’s life, his victories and his memories have been treasured in this museum.
Near Tribhuvan Museum
More to see around Kathmandu Valley.
-
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.
-
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.
-
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...
-
Restaurants
Bhojan Griha
A multi-course traditional Nepali meal in a restored old mansion, with folk music and dance in the evening.
