Nepalese Artistry taken into another level. MoNA is an inspiration or let’s say a gift to a future generation by present Nepalese. You don’t just enjoy the Art but will also get to know about the museum culture and it’s Importance. Since MoNA is situated inside Kathmandu Guest House you will definitely enjoy the atmosphere and the KAH .

interesting art, mediocre lighting, discriminatory ticket pricing. there are discounts for elderly and students but flat rate for 'foreigners' at price higher than all other prices. no adjustment for people on student visa in Nepal even in the face of logic. don't go unless there is some discounted event. "white face" tax pervades Nepal

Located inside the Kathmandu Guest House, it's a small scale museum but there're impressive exhibits with QR code for detailed interpretation and images on website. Nice staff. Nice visit.

This museum is amazing. It is sophisticated and measures up to international standard. Kudos to the management team. You need to get a ticket and if you have Fonepay, you can get 25% off. There are artworks and artifacts created by Nepalese artists and artisans. You will be truly amazed by the talent of Nepalese artists. Every artwork is unique and has a story to tell. There is a QR code beside every artwork that you can scan and get detailed information on the artwork. You can take pictures but flash photography is not allowed. There is a small gift shop where you can buy posters and books. Highly recommended.

A well curated museum in Kathmandu. It may lack in size but makes up for in its quality. A must visit for a serene time in the bustle of Kathmandu.

the museum's interior is beautifully designed with traditional Nepali architectural elements and adorned with handcrafted wooden carvings and intricate paintings and every detail is carefully curated to enhance the overall aesthetic of the space and create a truly immersive experience. would highly recommend for anyone interested in exploring the country's artistic tradition

The only private museum in Nepal dedicated to Nepali art. The only place in Nepal where you get to see close to a hundred masterpieces of traditional, neo-traditional and contemporary art. Located in the heart of Kathmandu's touristic hub. Your time here is guaranteed to make you want to come back for a second helping of soul-enriching brainfeed.

Very beautiful museum in the center of Kathmandu. Actual exhibition features the work of a dedicated artist, showing sketches, final work and spiritual/cultural context. So much expertise and details. You can sit to contemplate artworks as well, write notes, take pictures. I thank the outpowering rain for making me choose this indoor visit 🌧 ticket is 500 rupies : money well spent.

Very cheap way to spend an hour or two, we visited here on our last day. It was great to see some Nepali artwork, learn about beliefs, gods and history. Relatively quiet, no large crowds The electricity did keep cutting out when we were there.

Compared to developed countries, I would only score it 3 stars due to the small size and narrow range of art. After visiting various Nepalese "national" museums it merits 5 stars. It was a nice break from dirty exhibits, dust, and general lack of pride in Nepalese history. It was a nice presentation of modern interpretations.

Pricing is excellent for what you see. Nepali artist are truly amazing.

Very nice place , quiet and showing interesting variety of art (paintings, sculptures, objects) from past until now. Few explanation near each piece and a QRcode. Staff is just perfect and so kind ! Thank you to the young lady that welcomed me :)

A wonderful collection of arts by Nepali artists - both traditional and contemporary - very well curated and presented. The lighting was spectacular and enhanced the beauty of the arts. Nepal has a plethora of wonderful artists in the country but not many people are aware of them or know very little about them. This is a great initiative for the Nepalese arts sector.

A very amicable setuo hosting amazing art works from Nepalese artists. Located next to the Kathmandu Guest House in the very center of Thamel, the Museum of Nepali Art is indeed a place for familiarizing yourself with and understanding the rich art and heritage of Nepal.

Gem of a place in the heart of thamel.. definitely a go for art lovers..

Art to compete with the best works out there from any part of the world. Many art pieces rooted in a tradition that is rich in its history and complexity of ideas along with works that signal the changing currents of society at large. Overall a beautiful place to spend your afternoon if you're around Thamel really.

Art to compete with the best works out there from any part of the world. Many art pieces rooted in a tradition that is rich in its history and complexity of ideas along with works that signal the changing currents of society at large. Overall a beautiful place to spend your afternoon if you're around Thamel really.

Amazing place connecting traditional philosophy along with contemporary, modern and abstract art Ended up spending 5 hours here. The manager - Jen was awesome & knowledgeable.

500 rupees for the museum and a coffee/tea at their cafe was a great deal. I went on a quiet day and was the only person at the museum. Beautiful paintings and displays! A must visit place if you’re in Kathmandu

A lovely collection of traditional Nepali art with modern exhibits. Staff was warm and friendly. Located in a quiet courtyard of other nearby art studios, small shops and restaurants. A peaceful corner within busy Thamel.

Art speaks to your inner self with the peaceful ambience of the museum. Great initiative to promote and preserve Nepalese art and artists.

An outstanding collection of modern and traditional Nepali Art. In particular, I was mesmerized by the sculptures! Spent hours at the MONA and just took in every moment.Beautiful gardens too. Great gift shop as well. I will come here again when I am in Nepal next time.

This museum is amazing. It is sophisticated and measures up to international standard. Kudos to the management team. You need to get a ticket and if you have Fonepay, you can get 25% off. There are artworks and artifacts created by Nepalese artists and artisans. You will be truly amazed by the talent of Nepalese artists. Every artwork is unique and has a story to tell. There is a QR code beside every artwork that you can scan and get detailed information on the artwork. You can take pictures but flash photography is not allowed. There is a small gift shop where you can buy posters and books. Highly recommended.

One of my favorite places to visit. It's one floor, but the art was not what I expected.

Entry fees is 500 rupees for the museum and a coffeeor tea at their cafe was a great deal. I went on a quiet day with your family or kids as well. Beautiful paintings and displays! A must visit place if you’re in Kathmandu

Very nice place everyone should visit there one's

I don't usually leave reviews but this gallery has me seriously blown away. the artwork here is sensational and I highly recommend anyone visit whilst in Kathmandu.