• Nyakhachowk - Tapahiti Galli - Explore the ancient craft of Paubha painting, a revered Newar tradition with deep roots in the spiritual and cultural heritage of the Kathmandu Valley. Often confused with Tibetan Thangka, Paubha stands out in its style and importance, embodying both Hindu and Buddhist philosophies. This captivating workshop in Patan offers an introduction to Paubha through a guided session conducted by talented local artisans.
  During this interactive session, participants will be guided through the painting process—practicing traditional brush techniques, exploring the symbolic use of colors, and understanding the intricate details that characterize Paubha art. A delightful Newari lunch is included halfway through, providing a taste of local cuisine and a moment to unwind. By the conclusion, participants will take home their own painted Paubha—a distinctive keepsake and a lasting connection to Nepal’s rich artistic legacy.

Note: Paubha Painting is not only a traditional art form but also a deeply spiritual practice. It is important to follow the artisan’s guidance closely, as personal modifications are strongly discouraged to honor its spiritual significance and tradition.

• Materials for the craft
• Traditional Lunch
• Guided paubha painting workshop with local artists
• Two-way Transfers from and to Kathmandu

• Any additional expenses not mentioned in the included section

This session is conducted by experienced artisans with many years of expertise, who impart not only techniques but also the profound symbolism and philosophy behind every detail. Participants are not mere observers—they actively participate in crafting their own Paubha, acquiring practical knowledge of a meditative and sacred tradition. It is a valuable opportunity to support local artists while preserving an enduring aspect of Nepalese culture.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.