Explore the Beauty of Pokhara

Nepal is a country that gets under your skin and this 7 day journey is the perfect introduction to everything that makes it so unforgettable.

You will begin in Kathmandu, one of Asia’s most ancient and atmospheric cities, where sacred temples, living goddesses and centuries old royal palaces sit side by side with bustling bazaars and friendly faces. A full day of heritage sightseeing takes you through four of Nepal’s most iconic UNESCO landmarks, each one more awe inspiring than the last.

Then comes Pokhara and everything slows down in the best possible way. Nestled beside the mirror still waters of Phewa Lake with the mighty Annapurna range as its backdrop, Pokhara is arguably the most naturally beautiful city in all of Asia. Here you will explore mysterious caves, climb to hilltop pagodas, drift across the lake by rowboat and discover a spiritual hilltop sanctuary that will stay with you long after you have returned home.

Seven days. Two incredible cities. One journey you will never forget.

Place to visit in Pokhara

Phewa Lake

Phewa Lake is mesmerizing fresh water lake located in Pokhara, Nepal. It is one of the most iconic picturesque places surrounded by snow capped mountains and lush green hills including the majestic Annapurna range. In a Phewa Lake you can rent a colorful wooden boat or a paddle boat which explore the tranquil water of Phewa Lake. You can hire a boatman to row for you. While boating you can see Tal Barahi Temple which situated on a small island in the idle of the Phewa Lake. The temple is dedicated to the Hindu Goddess Barahi. You can visit the temple and pay your respects.Lake side is filled with restaurants, cafes, shops and hotels offering a brilliant view of the lake and surrounding mountains. Phewa Lake is perfect spot for relaxation and reflection. It offers a fantastic photography, especially during sunrise and sunsets. We can interact with local people, observe traditional fishing practices and immerse you in the rich culture of Pokhara region around Phewa Lake. Phewa Lake, offering something for everyone to enjoy admits its natural beauty and it is must visit destination.

Sightseeing view in Sarangkot

Sarangkot at a height of approximately 1,600 meters (5,250 feet) above sea level is one of the best Nepal vantage points with breathtaking panoramic vistas over the Annapurna, Dhaulagiri, and Machhapuchhre (Fishtail) Himalayan ranges. It is famous especially for sunrises and sunsets facing out over the Himalayas. Visitors can enjoy paragliding because Sarangkot is one of the best sites for enjoying aerial activity, flying off the hills and above Pokhara Valley and Phewa Lake. The site also has a stunning bird’s-eye view of Pokhara city, Phewa Lake, and the green hills that surround the area. On clear days, the valley is enhanced by the mirror-like reflection of the mountains on the lake’s surface, and it becomes a paradise for nature lovers and photographers.

Apart from its natural beauty, Sarangkot is also historically and culturally significant. It was a strategic fort during the medieval period and was a key place for the defense of the region. Tourists can trek to ancient temples, villages, and traditional Gurung and Magar villages and get a peep into Nepalese village life. There is also a small but significant temple on the Sarangkot Hilltop, where people pray. The area is also utilized as an exit or rest point for trekkers headed to the Annapurna region. For whatever purpose they visit – adventure, photography, or culture – Sarangkot offers a memorable experience to all.

David/ Davis Falls

Davis Falls, also known as Devi’s Fall or Patale Chhango, is a stunning waterfall located in Pokhara, Nepal. It is named after a Swiss tourist named David who tragically drowned in its waters in the 1960s. The waterfall originates from the Phewa Lake and then cascades into a deep gorge through a natural tunnel, creating a mesmerizing spectacle. Davis Falls is renowned for its constant roar and impressive force, particularly during the monsoon season when the water flow is at its peak. Surrounding the waterfall, there are viewing platforms and walkways for visitors to observe its beauty from various angles. Davis Falls is a popular tourist attraction in Pokhara, offering a glimpse of the awe-inspiring natural landscapes of Nepal.

Pokhara shanti Stupa

The Pokhara Shanti Stupa is situated atop Anadu Hill on the southern fringe of Phewa Lake, offering panoramic views of the lake, Pokhara city, and the Annapurna mountain range.Built with the intention of promoting world peace and harmony, the Shanti Stupa serves as a symbol of peace, unity, and compassion.The stupa was constructed by Japanese Buddhist monk Nichidatsu Fujii and members of the Nipponzan-Myōhōji Buddhist order. It was inaugurated in 1999 as part of a global initiative to build peace pagodas around the world.The Shanti Stupa features traditional Buddhist architectural elements, including a dome-shaped structure topped with a golden spire (finial). It is adorned with intricate carvings, statues, and paintings depicting Buddhist motifs and teachings.Visitors to the Pokhara Shanti Stupa can enjoy the serene ambiance of the hilltop location, meditate in the peaceful surroundings, and soak in the panoramic views of the surrounding landscapes.The stupa can be reached by hiking up a series of stone steps or by driving part of the way up the hill. Many tourists also opt to visit the Shanti Stupa as part of guided tours or as a stop during their exploration of Pokhara.

Begnas Taal

Begnas Lake is situated about 15 kilometers east of Pokhara city, nestled amidst lush green hills and terraced fields.It is one of the largest lakes in the Pokhara Valley and is believed to have been formed by the melting of snow and runoff from surrounding hills and mountains. Begnas Lake covers an area of approximately 3.8 square kilometers and has an average depth of about 10 meters. It is relatively shallow compared to its neighboring lake, Phewa Lake.Surrounded by picturesque landscapes, including verdant forests, rice paddies, and traditional Nepalese villages, Begnas Lake offers breathtaking views of the Annapurna and Manaslu mountain ranges on clear days. Visitors to Begnas Lake can enjoy a variety of activities such as boating, fishing, picnicking, and birdwatching. The tranquil ambiance of the lake makes it an ideal spot for relaxation and nature appreciation. The area around Begnas Lake is inhabited by ethnic communities such as the Brahmins, Chhetris, and Gurungs, who have preserved their traditional lifestyles and cultural practices. Exploring the nearby villages provides insight into rural Nepalese life. Begnas Lake is easily accessible from Pokhara by road, and several resorts and guesthouses offer accommodation options for visitors wishing to stay near the lake.

Shree Bindhyabasini Temple

Situated atop a small hill in the Old Bazaar area of Pokhara, the Bindhyabasini Temple offers panoramic views of the Pokhara Valley and the surrounding Himalayan mountains. The temple is dedicated to Goddess Bhagwati, an incarnation of the Hindu goddess Durga. Goddess Bhagwati is worshipped as the guardian deity of Pokhara and is believed to fulfill the wishes of her devotees.The Bindhyabasini Temple holds immense religious significance for the local Hindu community and attracts a large number of devotees and visitors, especially during festivals and special occasions.The temple features traditional Nepalese pagoda-style architecture, with intricate wood carvings and colorful decorations adorning its facade. The main sanctum houses the idol of Goddess Bhagwati, which is adorned with flowers, garlands, and offerings by worshipers.The temple is particularly lively during festivals such as Dashain and Teej, when devotees flock to offer prayers and make offerings to the goddess. Special rituals, prayers, and cultural performances are organized during these occasions, adding to the vibrant atmosphere.The area surrounding the Bindhyabasini Temple is bustling with activity, with shops selling religious items, souvenirs, and snacks. Visitors can explore the nearby Old Bazaar and interact with locals to experience the cultural richness of Pokhara.The temple is easily accessible from the main areas of Pokhara, either by walking or by taking a short taxi ride. Many tourists include a visit to the Bindhyabasini Temple as part of their itinerary while exploring Pokhara.

Bat Cave

The Bat Cave is situated in the northern part of Pokhara, near the village of Batulechaur. It’s easily accessible by road, and many tour operators offer guided tours to the cave.The cave was formed by the natural process of limestone erosion over thousands of years. It’s a large limestone cave system with several chambers and passages, some of which are illuminated for visitors to explore.The Bat Cave is home to a large population of bats, which is how it got its nickname. Visitors can observe these bats hanging from the cave’s ceiling, particularly in the deeper chambers. Additionally, the cave features impressive stalactites and stalagmites formations, creating a unique and fascinating underground landscape.Exploring the Bat Cave is a memorable experience for visitors of all ages. While some parts of the cave are well-lit and easy to navigate, others are darker and more challenging to traverse, requiring caution and sturdy footwear. Many tourists choose to hire local guides who are familiar with the cave’s layout and can provide interesting insights into its geology and ecology

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