How long is the workshop?

The activity lasts approximately 1.5 hours.

How long is the pottery session?

The pottery session lasts about 1 to 1.5 hours.

Do I need prior experience in pottery?

No, the session is fully guided and suitable for beginners.

Is this experience suitable for children?

Yes, it is family-friendly and suitable for most ages.

Will I get to taste local food?

Yes, you will enjoy Bhaktapur’s famous Jujudhau (King Curd).

Is there a spiritual element included?

Yes, the experience includes a short bhajan session at a nearby temple.

Who leads the workshop?

Local artisans and a knowledgeable guide lead the session.

Can this experience be done privately?

Yes, private sessions can be arranged upon request.

How do I book this workshop?

You can book by contacting Maya Trips through our website or email.

Bhaktapur Half-Day Experience: Hands-On Pottery And King Curd

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Leisure

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Highlights

Hands-on pottery session with skilled local artisans
Create your own clay piece using traditional techniques
Taste Bhaktapur’s famous Jujudhau, the creamy King Curd
Learn about the cultural and historical significance of Jujudhau
Experience a short, soulful bhajan at a nearby temple
1.5-hour immersive workshop starting at 2 pm
Suitable for families, beginners, and all ages

Spend a delightful afternoon in Bhaktapur exploring its rich traditions. Begin with a hands on pottery session guided by skilled local artisans, learning techniques passed down through generations. Next, taste the city’s famous Jujudhau, the creamy King Curd, served in a traditional clay bowl, and discover its cultural significance. The experience ends with a serene bhajan session at a nearby temple, offering a moment of reflection and connection with local spiritual traditions. This 1.5 hour workshop combines creativity, culture, and mindfulness, giving you a memorable window into Bhaktapur’s heritage.

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2:00 pm | Arrival and Welcome

Guests are greeted and introduced to the workshop space and local artisans.
2:05 pm – 3:10 pm | Hands-On Pottery Session

Participate in a pottery session lasting about 1 to 1.5 hours. Learn traditional clay shaping techniques and create your own piece under guidance from local artisans.
3:10 pm – 3:20 pm | Taste Bhaktapur’s King Curd

Enjoy the famous Jujudhau served in a traditional clay bowl and hear stories about its history and cultural importance.
3:20 pm – 3:30 pm | Bhajan Session

Experience a short, soulful bhajan at a nearby temple, soaking in the calm and spiritual atmosphere.
3:30 pm | Closing

Wrap up the session, take photos, and leave with your handmade clay piece, a taste of King Curd, and memories of Bhaktapur’s living traditions.

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How long is the workshop?
The activity lasts approximately 1.5 hours.
What time does it start?
The workshop begins at 2 pm.
How long is the pottery session?
The pottery session lasts about 1 to 1.5 hours.
Do I need prior experience in pottery?
No, the session is fully guided and suitable for beginners.
Is this experience suitable for children?
Yes, it is family-friendly and suitable for most ages.
Will I get to taste local food?
Yes, you will enjoy Bhaktapur’s famous Jujudhau (King Curd).
Is there a spiritual element included?
Yes, the experience includes a short bhajan session at a nearby temple.
Who leads the workshop?
Local artisans and a knowledgeable guide lead the session.
Can this experience be done privately?
Yes, private sessions can be arranged upon request.
How do I book this workshop?
You can book by contacting Maya Trips through our website or email.