2 nights and 3 days Pokhara Tour

Phewa Lake

After arriving in Pokhara and checking into your accommodation, make your way to the city's vibrant waterfront. Phewa Lake Click to open side panel for more information is the serene heart of Pokhara, offering a peaceful atmosphere surrounded by lush hills and the iconic Annapurna range.

• Rent a colorful wooden boat (Doonga) for a relaxing 1-hour row across the calm waters.

• Catch the incredible sight of Mount Machapuchhre (Fishtail) reflecting on the lake surface if the afternoon sky is clear.

Tal Barahi Mandir

Hindu temple

Open• Closes 5:30 PM

During your boat ride across Phewa Lake, make a stop at the small island situated near the center of the lake. Tal Barahi Mandir Click to open side panel for more information is a prominent two-story, pagoda-style Hindu temple dedicated to the protector deity Goddess Durga.

• Step off your boat onto the island shrine to observe local pilgrims offering prayers.

• Walk around the small, shaded temple courtyard to enjoy unique 360-degree views of the water and the surrounding green hills.

Wrap up your first day by taking a stroll along the Lakeside market area, which is filled with excellent cafes, restaurants, and souvenir shops perfect for a relaxed evening.

Sarangkot

Start your morning with an early drive or cable car ride to catch the most famous view in the valley. Sarangkot Click to open side panel for more information is a breathtaking hilltop vantage point positioned at an altitude of approximately 1,600 meters.

• Arrive before dawn to witness a stunning sunrise as the first rays turn the snow-capped Annapurna and Dhaulagiri ranges golden.

• If you are an adventure seeker, use this opportunity to try tandem paragliding to soar right above the terraced fields and valley floor.

Devi's Fall Pokhara

Tourist attraction

Open• Closes 6:00 PM

After heading back down for breakfast, take a private vehicle to explore Pokhara's natural geological formations. Devi's Fall Pokhara Click to open side panel for more information , locally known as Patale Chhango, is an unusual and dramatic waterfall fed by Pardi Khola.

• Stand on the viewing platforms to watch the powerful currents plunge abruptly into a deep, dark limestone gorge.

• Learn about the local history and folklore surrounding the waterfall while exploring the landscaped gardens surrounding the site.

Gupteshwor Mahadev Cave

Tourist attraction

Open• Closes 6:00 PM

Directly across the road from the waterfall, venture down beneath the surface into a historic underground network. The Gupteshwor Mahadev Cave Click to open side panel for more information is a sacred limestone cavern that stretches deep into the earth.

• Walk down the winding concrete stairs to view the natural shrines and stalagmite formations dedicated to Lord Shiva.

• Follow the cave path to the very back to look up into a massive, wet cavern where the churning waters of Devi’s Fall crash down from above.

World Peace Pagoda, Pokhara

Open• Closes 5:00 PM

Conclude your afternoon by heading up the ridge on the southern fringe of the lake. The World Peace Pagoda, Pokhara Click to open side panel for more information , also known as Shanti Stupa, is a brilliant white, dome-shaped Buddhist monument symbolizing global harmony.

• Walk the quiet pathways surrounding the stupa, which features four large, gold-painted images of Buddha facing the four cardinal directions.

• Take in the panoramic vistas of the entire Pokhara valley, Phewa Lake, and the vast Himalayan skyline during the late afternoon.

6:30 AM – Head to the Bus Station: Grab a quick breakfast or pack a box from your hotel, then head to the tourist bus park.

7:00 AM – Departure: Board your tourist bus for the scenic 7-to-8-hour drive back to your destination.