Discover the Spiritual Heart of Kathmandu at Kamaladi Ganesh Temple

Getting There

• Car

  If you're driving to Kamaladi Ganesh Temple, start by making your way to the central area of Kathmandu. Head to the 'Kamaladi' neighborhood. Depending on your starting point, you can use a GPS device or a map application to guide you. Once in Kamaladi, look for Kamaladi Marg. The temple is located at P859+4P7, which is just off this road. Parking is limited in this area, so be prepared to park in nearby streets and walk to the temple.

• Public Bus

  To reach Kamaladi Ganesh Temple by public bus, find a bus that goes to the 'Kamaladi' area. Buses are available from various points in Kathmandu, such as Ratna Park or the Thamel area. The fare is usually around NPR 20-50, depending on your start point. Ask the conductor or fellow passengers to alert you when you reach 'Kamaladi.' Once you disembark, walk towards Kamaladi Marg (about a 5-minute walk) to find the temple at P859+4P7.

• Taxi

  For a more direct route, consider taking a taxi to Kamaladi Ganesh Temple. You can book a taxi from any location in Kathmandu. The fare may range from NPR 300 to NPR 800, depending on your starting point and traffic conditions. Provide the driver with the address 'Kamaladi Marg' or simply say 'Kamaladi Ganesh Temple.' The driver will know the location. Once you arrive, the temple is just a short walk from where you are dropped off.

• Rickshaw

  An alternate option is to take a rickshaw. This is a popular local transportation method and can be a fun way to experience the city. Negotiate the fare beforehand; it should be around NPR 150-300 depending on your departure point. Ask the rickshaw driver to take you to Kamaladi Marg. After arriving, the temple is located at P859+4P7, which is a short walk from where the rickshaw drops you off.