Pokhara Tour Package

Pokhara is the most beautiful city in Nepal offering heartwarming views of the Himalayas, and alluring lakeside views. Located 201 Km far from the capital city, the journey from Kathmandu to Pokhara continues along the Prithvi Highway. With an early morning breakfast in the hotel, you will hop on a bus ride to the magical city, Pokhara. On this journey along the Prithvi highway, you will be able to enjoy the sights of highway shops, high hills, waterfalls, and tranquil flowing Trishuli river until you arrive to the city. As soon as you enter the Pokhara city, the captivating glimpse of the Himalayas will leave you in awe. With your arrival, you will be transferred to your hotel room where you can rest for a while before you enjoy a walk to the lakeside. To begin with your Pokhara trip, you will join for amazing boating experience in the pristine Phewa Lake. Enjoy the mystic views as you visit the Tal Barahi temple situated in the middle of the Lake.

The Pokhara trip officially begins today and for the next 2 days, you will visit the major highlights of the city. With an early morning breakfast, you will visit World Peace Pagoda, David's fall, Bat cave, Gupteshwor cave, and International Mountain Museum and Tibetan Refugee camp. World Peace Pagoda: Elevating at an altitude over 1000m in the South-West part of the city, World Peace Pagoda is a popular destination in Pokhara to enjoy the majestic sights of the Himalayas, Lakes and the Pokhara city. This Buddhist Pagoda style monument is the first World peace pagoda built in Nepal. Being the second top attraction in the Pokhara, the place is visited and loved by almost every visitor. Davi's fall: Also called Patale Chango in Nepali, Davis fall is a narrow underground waterfall tunneling through the city of Pokhara. This mysterious fall makes its way through the rocks and passes through the Gupteshwor Mahadev cave leaving no sign of the fall. Enjoy the gushing sound of the waterfall as you film the photographic beauty of the fall. Gupteshwor cave: Located close to the fall, Gupteshwor cave was discovered by two grass men in the 16th century. The 3 km long cave is divided into two chambers with a number of shrines dedicated to different deities. The cave is mainly dedicated to Lord Shiva and contains a huge stalagmite of Shiva Lingam. Bat Cave: As the name describes the place, bat cave is the habitat of bats and the bat cave of Pokhara is supposed to be one of the most adventurous and scariest places you can be in Pokhara. The cave is made up of limestone and the entire cave is filled with bats hanging in the ceiling and walls of the cave. The exciting part of the cave is that the exit of the cave is a mere tiny hole. International Mountain Museum: The International Mountain Museum is believed to be a mecca for mountain lovers. Established with an objective to record the development of mountaineering activities around the world, the mountain museum is now preserving all the major and minor records and shreds of evidence regarding every Himalayan expedition. To make things interesting for the visitors, the museum also has a mountain people gallery that showcases the lifestyle of the Himalayan people. Tibetan Refugee Camp: The refugee camps in Pokhara were built to settle the Tibetan refugees who came to Nepal after the Chinese takeover. The Tashi Ling refugee camp is 3 km far from the lakeside and is easily accessible. You can buy beautiful handmade products like bracelets, necklaces, rings, wood carvings, carpets, rugs, and different items of clothing. After visiting all these sites, you will end your night at the hotel as you sleep early for the next day early morning ride to Sarangkot.

We bet you had an amazing time yesterday and we promise today it will be even more magical and fun with us. Early in the morning, you will be transferred to Sarangkot. Sarangkot: Elevating at an altitude of 1600m, Sarangkot is a popular spot in Pokhara to enjoy the captivating sights of the Himalayas. An early morning ride to the vantage point will allow you to witness the most stunning sunrise views over the Himalayas and a breathtaking panorama of the Annapurna, Dhaulagiri and Macchapuchre ranges. After enjoying the magical moment, you will join for breakfast before you make your way towards the paragliding spot. Paragliding/ Ultraflight in Pokhara: Paragligiding adventure in Pokhara is the most loved sport by the visitors. As the city comes under the top 5 best commercial tandem paragliding locations in the World, the paragliding trip is operated throughout the year unless it is raining. On this paragliding trip, you will be able to fly like a hawk while you enjoy the birds-eye view of the city and also get the closest sights of the Himalayas. With a professional pilot at your back recording and capturing your every moment in the sky, you will love gliding in the sky for about 30 minutes. After this thrilling experience in the sky, you will continue your journey and visit another site on the way, Bindabasini temple. Bindabasini: Located in the hill of the Bagar, Bindabasini is a white pagoda-style temple dedicated to Goddess Durga. The temple was built as a guardian deity of Pokhara. It is believed that this deity was brought to the city of Pokhara by King Siddhi Narayan Shah of Kaski before the unification of Nepal. The pleasant park-like atmosphere surrounding the historic temple provides a great place to relax and enjoy the panorama of the Macchapuchre and Annapurna. You will be transferred to your hotel room, where you can spend the remaining time on your own. Stroll down the lakeside street and buy souvenirs to take back home.

Biding goodbye to the Pokhara city, today you will get back to Kathmandu. Enjoying the sights of the hills, highway shops, terraced fields, gushing rivers, you will finally land on Kathmandu. After landing on Kathmandu, you will firstly visit the Swayambhunath stupa on your way. Swayambhunath: Resting on a hillock of the Kathmandu valley, Swaymabhunath is located 3km from Kathmandu. Dedicated to Lord Buddha, Swayambhunath is one of the holiest Buddhist stupas in Nepal. Believed to date back to 460 A.D, it is said to have been evolved spontaneously from Lotus. The oldest known stupa of Nepal, Swayambhunath has numerous shrines, temples, and monasteries on its premises. Get details on the history of the formation of the site from our expert guide as you take a walk around and enjoy the panoramic views of the city from the hillock. After exploring the site, you will join another venture to the UNESCO site, Kathmandu Durbar Square. Kathmandu Durbar Square: Located at the heart of the capital city, Kathmandu Durbar square is one of the famous attractions of the capital city. The former residence of the Royal family, Kathmandu Durbar Square is a centre major event like coronation, Indra Jatra, and Kumari Jatra together with other programs. The inner and outer courtyard of the square has a number of attractions and religious sites including the 5 storied temples, Taleju Bhawani, Shiva Parbati temple, the enormous statue of Kal Bhairav, big bell, and many other sites. Visit Kumari Ghar, the house of living goddess, and get full details on the site while you seek blessings from the little living goddess. Many structures around the square date back to the 16th century however, most of them were destructed by the earthquake of 2015. Explore every nook and cranny of the square while you admire the impeccable beauty of the gilded windows and doors of the temples and monuments built around. In the evening, you will accompany us for a cultural dinner at a typical Nepali restaurant with cultural show.

The Pokhara tour package comes to an end today. Thank you for choosing us as your traveling partner. You will be transferred to the airport 3 hours prior to your flight with a departure gift.