Our Family
Experience the true essence of Nepali hospitality at Lalit Heritage Home – a guest house that has been the Maharjan family home for generations. Owned and operated by Santa Man and Matina Maharjan, with the support of their sons Renish, Satish, and Nitish.
This 100% locally owned accommodation offers a safe and homely environment. Staying at Lalit Heritage Home is not just about experiencing Nepali hospitality, it is also a way to support a local family business and contribute to the community. The Maharjan family is dedicated to preserving and promoting the cultural heritage of Nepal, and their guest house reflects this commitment.
The Location
Located south of the UNESCO World Heritage Site, Patan Durbar Square, Lalit Heritage Home offers a stunning view of the 17th-century palace complex and the majestic Himalayan mountain range. Immerse yourself in the city of artisans, as Patan is known for its finest craftsmen in metal works, wood- and stone carving. Explore the local shops selling brass goods, and witness the woodcarvers at work while shopping for souvenir items such as statues, traditional vessels, bells, or singing bowls.
Indulge in the rich cultural heritage of Nepal by visiting the Golden Temple or Hiranya Varna Mahabihar, a monastery dedicated to Lord Buddha. Admire the exceptional wood carvings and repousse work at this 12th-century masterpiece. Explore the Kumbeshwore temple, the oldest five-story temple in Nepal from the 15th century, dedicated to Lord Shiva.
Marvel at the numerous religious sculptures and shrines scattered around the place. The Mahabouda temple is a 14th-century Buddhist monument of terra cotta art engraved with thousands of images of Lord Buddha.
Our Traditions
At Lalit Heritage Home, we pride ourselves in preserving our traditions, promoting inclusion, and celebrating diversity. As proud and active members of the Jyapu Society, we support the indigenous people of Nepal in maintaining and developing their language, culture, livelihoods, and societies. Join us in keeping the music, dance, and festivals alive in our community.