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• Welcome to the Patan Museum, a treasure trove of Nepalese art, culture, and history housed in the historic palace of the Malla kings at Patan Durbar Square. Let us explore the highlights of this magnificent museum. Scene 1: Introduction Narrator: "The Patan Museum, inaugurated in 1997, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site showcasing Nepal's sacred art and cultural heritage. Located in Keshav Narayan Chowk, this museum preserves the legacy of the Malla dynasty and their contributions to art and architecture." Scene 2: Statues and Sculptures Narrator: "The museum boasts over 200 permanent exhibits, including cast bronzes and gilt copper repoussé sculptures. These masterpieces represent Hindu and Buddhist deities, crafted using traditional techniques like lost-wax casting—a skill passed down for generations in Patan." Guide: "Here we see statues of Sakyamuni Buddha and Vishnu's incarnations, reflecting spiritual symbolism and artistic finesse. Notice the intricate details that highlight Nepalese craftsmanship." Scene 3: Thrones of Malla Kings Narrator: "Among the rare artifacts is the Malla throne, symbolizing royal authority during their reign. The throne reflects the grandeur of the era and the kings' patronage of art and architecture." Guide: "This throne belonged to King Siddhi Narasimha Malla (1619–1661), who commissioned Tusha Hiti, the royal bath, also displayed here." Scene 4: King Yoganarendra Malla’s Statue Narrator: "Outside the museum stands King Yoganarendra Malla’s brass statue from 1700. Legend says as long as the bird atop the cobra remains, the king may return to his palace—a fascinating blend of history and folklore." Scene 5: Closing Narrator: "The Patan Museum is not just a collection of artifacts but a gateway to understanding Nepal’s living traditions of Hinduism and Buddhism. We hope you enjoyed this journey through centuries of artistry and history." Guide: "Thank you for visiting! Don’t forget to explore our shop for reproductions of these timeless works."