Mosques

Patan, a historic city in the Kathmandu Valley, is home to a growing Muslim community with several listed prayer places. Within the city itself, Jame Masjid Patan (1.6 km from the city center) serves as a prominent mosque. The surrounding Lalitpur district includes Imadol Jame Masjid (3.9 km) in the Imadol area, and Masjid Abubakr RA Hattiban (4.3 km) on Chwakampa Marg. These locations provide accessible prayer facilities for residents and visitors in Patan and its suburbs.

Beyond Patan, the mapped data shows a concentration of mosques in nearby Kathmandu, approximately 3–5 km away. Notable ones include Nepali Jame Masjid on Durbar Marg, Thamel Masjid in the tourist hub, and Musallah Salam Jame Masjid. Other prayer places like Masjid Al Tawheed, Masjid-E-Kaba, and Masjid -E- Samad are also listed in Kathmandu. In the eastern part of the valley, Bhaktapur Jame Masjid (11.8 km) and Banepa Jame Masjid (21.5 km) extend coverage to those areas.

Additional prayer rooms are found in surrounding municipalities: Haramain Jame Masjid in Godawari (8 km), Masjid - E - Umar (ra) in Gokarneshwor (9.1 km), and Masjid Kageshwori Manohara (5.9 km). In Madhyapur Thimi, Madrasa Dare Arqam (7.4 km) and Purano thimi mushAllah (7.5 km) are listed. A mosque in the Rohingya camp at Kapan 1 (8.9 km) also appears. This network of mosques and prayer rooms across Patan and the Kathmandu Valley helps Muslims find places for daily prayers, Jumu'ah, and community gatherings.

When visiting any mosque, it is advisable to check the exact address and distance from your location, as some listings may have incomplete details. Contact information and opening hours are not provided in the current data; verify directly with the mosque. Many mosques are located in residential areas or markets, so confirm accessibility and parking if needed.