The Nature Experience

Pokhara is 200km west of Kathmandu Valley. It can be expressed as the adventure capital of Nepal. Most of the adventure treks and rafting trips lead or start from here. It is a serene valley with beautiful landscapes and has a tropical feel to it. The fantastic view of Machhapuchre (Fish Tail Mountain) 6,977m is mesmerizing and looks on the valley as its guardian, this mountain rising behind it creates an ambience of peace and magic. On a clear day the mountains seem very close from the valley. The Annapurna range holds the tourist in awe and makes Pokhara the most sought after destination after Kathmandu. The serenity of the lake cannot be expressed in words and leaves the tourist spellbound. To this day, mule trains can be seen camped on the outskirts of the town, bringing goods to trade from remote regions of the Himalayas.
 
Pokhara has a number of options for short or long treks and beautiful villages around the Annapurna and Dhaulagiri region. You can select from a variety of packages or decide your own short or long outings and make yourself feel the peace and magic in the midst of the famous hospitality of the Nepali people.
 
Phewa Lake - is the second largest lake in the Kingdom, is the center of all attraction in Pokhara. One can sail or row a hired boat and visit the island temple in the middle.
 
Barahi Temple - is the temple in the middle of the lake. It is a two - storied pagoda and is dedicated to the boar manifestation of Ajima, the protectress deity representing the female force Shakti.
 
Seti River Gorge - Seti Gandaki flows right through the city, in some places the river runs totally underground. You can visit the gorge to see the boisterous river in its massive strength.
 
Devi's fall - Locally known as the Patale Chhango (Hell's Fall). Devi's fall is a lovely waterfall. The water comes from the Phewa Lake and fall into a gorge. You could take a short adventure to a cave across the fall and can walk to an underground level below where you can see the beauty of the fall from the foot of the fall.