Manjushree Park is a green space near Chobhar in southern Kathmandu Valley, with a shrine to the goddess Manjushree. Walking paths and lawns make it a calm place to spend time outdoors, and views extend towards the mountains, Kathmandu Valley and Kirtipur. You can sit by the pond or beneath the trees, or visit with family. The park has a volleyball court and tennis court, along with restaurants and cafes. Entry is Rs 50 per person.
The Manjushree connection
The park takes its name from Manjushree Bodhisatwa, linked in local legend to the shaping of Kathmandu Valley. Nearby Chobhar is also associated with stories about the valley’s origins, including the gorge and Manjushree Cave.
A shrine to Manjushree stands within the park. Treat it as a place of worship: keep your conduct respectful when visiting.
Paths, lawns and recreation
Walking paths and green lawns give the park space for a gentle stroll or a break outdoors. A pond and shady trees provide places to sit. For visitors who want more activity, the park has tennis and volleyball courts.
Restaurants and cafes are also mentioned inside the park, though food options may be limited. Bring water and snacks if you want to be prepared.
Perguntas frequentes
How much is entry to Manjushree Park?
The entry fee is Rs 50 per person.
What can you do at Manjushree Park?
Walk the paths, relax by the pond or under the trees, visit the shrine, or use the tennis and volleyball courts.
When is a good time to visit?
Early morning or late afternoon is suggested to avoid crowds.
