- Airport picks up & drops by tourist vehicle
- Air-conditioned private tourist vehicle.
- English-speaking guide
- All permits and entrance fees along with governmental taxes
- Official expense
- Hotel picks up & drops off by a tourist vehicle.
Nepal
Hotels and Local lodge
Easy
1350 m above the sea level.
4+
1 - 2 Days
Tour
Breakfast and Lunch
Tourist Vehicle
Kathmandu – Pokhara- Upper Mustang
Pokhara a renowned and best touristic city, when in Nepal never to be missed one of the rare places on earth, where one can view snow capped peaks lazing on hotel terraces having cup of tea / coffee with awesome scenery backdrops.
Pokhara a leading place for all types of trekking and other adventure where all outdoor activities starts and ends at Pokhara offering various adventure sports programs of great thrill and excitement along with local cultures of Nepal Mid-West people. Spend glorious holidays in scenic and cultural Pokhara for a day to two days or more of week duration with enjoyable times to experience. Pokhara can be visited all months of the year except monsoon wet times of June to mid September.
Massive Annapurna Himalaya range which is the main backdrop of scenic Pokhara, views from Pokhara of Mt. Annapurna I (worlds tenth highest at 8,091m / 26,545ft) Annapurna South (7,219m-23,693ft), Gangapurna (7,455m-24,457ft) and Annapurna III (7,555m-24,787ft) dominated by Mt. Machhapuchare ‘Fish-Tail’ (6,997 m) and extends towards east with worlds 8th highest Mt. Manaslu (8,163m).
Mountain Panorama catching views in the comfort of your hotel rooms for more views one can take a mountain flight for 45 mins to an hour, Ultra Light flight or more sporty adventure taking a paragliding from the high scenic hill of Sarankot.
Highest hill top within Pokhara Valley offers grand panorama of Annapurna range of peaks with Mt. Machhapuchare, Mt. Manaslu, and Lamjung Himal as far to Dhaulagiri peaks towards west, includes views of beautiful valley and its unique landscapes with Lake Phewa, a short drive from the hotel in Pokhara lake side, this hill top offers striking sunrise and a platform for Paragliding also.
Second largest lakes of Nepal, the main attraction in Pokhara adding another natural jewels to its beauty, morning time where you can view the reflection on the lakes, an hour of boating will serenade you with amazing scenery and visit the nearby island Barahi Temple or visit the shoreline and enjoy the green Raniban (forest) surrounding with exotic birdlife.
Other lakes within Pokhara valley are Begnas and Rupa Tal an hour drive east one can see while on flight from Kathmandu to Pokhara also.
One of the most important monuments in Pokhara, located in the centre of Phewa Lake on a small island in a peaceful environment 2 storied pagoda temple dedicated to the boar manifestation Ajima, the protector deity of Hindu mythology representing female Shakti (power) large number of Devotees can be seen on Saturday with fowl and goats sacrifice to the deity.
Pokhara’ natural wonder view of Seti gorge as Seti River flowing right through the city, the boisterous river running underground at places, amazing to watch as it hides in some areas with just 2 meters wide, with 20 m depth which beyond imagination, there are two areas one can see the depth of Seti Gorge, just from the centre of local bazaar at Mahendra Pul (bridge) and just little further at KN Sing Pul (bridge) with lovely park and garden.
Another attractions of Pokhara is the cascading beautiful waterfalls popularly known as Devi’s Fall, locally called as Patale Chhago (Hell’s Fall) located just 2 k.m. south west of the city on the Siddhartha Highway a nice pleasant area with views of tremendous waterfalls, monsoon and mid September time raging volumes of waters makes this place more interesting and impressive.
There are two main caves for visiting or explore another nature wonders’ in Pokhara is the Mahindra Gufa (cave) people calls it a House of Bats, a 2 hr hike and short of 45 minutes to the north of Pokhara (torch / flash lights recommended while visiting caves) enter for some time and view the large limestone, stalactites and stalagmites as well the bats hanging.
Another cave in Pokhara is Gufteswor Gufa just walking distance from Devis’ fall across the street the entrance is wide with down steps with a shrine of Shiva one can head further down to view the raging Seti River entering a channel into the cave.
It will be wonderful to observe the local life visiting the old areas of Pokhara with traditional bazaar and ethnical diverse traders. In its temples reflects the Newari architecture of Kathmandu valley, although Pokhara majority are of hill people the Gurung and some Magar, Tamang with Hindu Brahmins, Chettries and Dalits. The local bazaar has important and interesting shrines called Bindhayabasini Mandir (temple), this white dome shaped dominates a spacious stone paved courtyard on a shady hill top with excellent views of the bazaar and the Annapurna mountains.
An excellent next view point a short hike a drive near to the top ridge of Pokhara at Shanti or Peace Stupa, located south of Phewa Lake on a ridge top.
Peace / Shanti Stupa, a Buddhist pagoda located on a hill top, also known called as Ananda hill, built by a Japanese monk Morioka Sonin with local supporters.
Shanti means Peace in Sanskrit language, s scenic hill top facing super views of Pokhara valley and snowcapped peaks towards north.
Another recently added in Pokhara is the Mountain Museum the first of its kind in Nepal, established and built by Mountaineering Association (NMA),
on 1st Nov 1973, initiated the establishment of International Mountain Museum (IMM) in Pokhara. The basic objective for its establishment was made to record, document and chronicle the past and present development of mountaineering activities in the world in general and to preserve the saga of the momentous feats in the history of mountaineering in the Himalayan peaks in particular. The foundation stone of IMM was laid on 1 Dec, 1995. The soft opening of IMM took place on 29 May, 2002 where it was officially opened on 5 Feb, 2004.
An interesting place to gather knowledge of the mountains, expeditions, flora / fauna, geography, history of Nepal mountaineering and more, located just near the main local area of Pokhara.
Besides leisure interesting tour, where one can enjoy exciting thrills while in Pokhara taking part in various adventure sports activities like Para-Gliding, Zip-Flyer, Boating / Kayaking, a day white-water and scenic float rafting and leisure Ultra-Light flight of short times or hair raising swift and fast Zip Flyer a cable ride for short while.
The Scenic-Cultural Pokhara Tour is a guided excursion through Pokhara, Nepal, focusing on its natural beauty and cultural heritage. It offers a blend of breathtaking landscapes, serene lakes, and culturally significant sites.
The tour typically includes visits to iconic landmarks such as Phewa Lake, Davis Falls, World Peace Pagoda, Bindhyabasini Temple, and the International Mountain Museum. Additionally, you'll explore local markets and experience traditional Nepali culture.
The duration of the Scenic-Cultural Pokhara Tour varies depending on the package chosen. Typically, it ranges from a half-day to a full day excursion, providing ample time to explore key attractions and immerse in the local culture.
It's recommended to wear comfortable clothing and sturdy footwear suitable for walking. Since Pokhara's weather can be unpredictable, bringing along layers, sunscreen, a hat, and a water bottle is advisable. Don't forget your camera to capture the stunning scenery!
Yes, transportation from your accommodation in Pokhara to the various tour destinations and back is usually included in the package. You'll travel in a comfortable vehicle with an experienced driver and tour guide.
Depending on the package selected, meals may or may not be included. Some tours offer lunch at a local restaurant, while others provide recommendations for dining options along the way. It's always a good idea to clarify meal inclusions before booking.
Yes, the Scenic-Cultural Pokhara Tour is designed to cater to travelers of all ages. However, some attractions may involve walking or climbing stairs, so it's essential to consider the physical capabilities of each participant. Let the tour operator know if you have any specific requirements or concerns.
Many tour operators offer customizable options to suit your preferences and interests. Whether you want to focus more on nature, culture, or adventure activities, you can discuss your preferences with the tour organizer to tailor the itinerary accordingly.
Accessibility varies depending on the specific attractions included in the tour. While some sites may have facilities for people with disabilities, others may pose challenges. It's advisable to inquire with the tour operator about accessibility options and make necessary arrangements in advance.
You can book the tour through various travel agencies, tour operators, or online platforms specializing in Nepal tours. It's recommended to compare packages, read reviews, and book in advance to secure your spot, especially during peak tourist seasons.