Tour Duration
2 day
Best time to go
Sep-Nov, Mar-May
Group Size
2-25 People
Max Altitude
1600m
Accommodation
Tea Houses
Tour Grade
easy
Area
Nepal
Hours of Walking
1/2 hrs
Start point - End point
pokhara
Pokhara City Tour – A Peaceful Himalayan Escape Tucked away in the shadow of the Annapurna mountain range, Pokhara is often described as the most beautiful and tranquil city in Nepal. Known for its stunning natural scenery, serene lakes, and laid-back atmosphere, a Pokhara city tour is the perfect escape for travelers looking to relax, explore, and reconnect with nature. Whether you’re an adventurer, a spiritual seeker, or simply someone in need of a peaceful break, Pokhara has something for everyone.
A typical city tour in Pokhara begins at the heart of the city — Phewa Lake, a calm and picturesque body of water that reflects the surrounding hills and peaks like a mirror. Boating on the lake is a must-do experience. As you glide across the still waters in a traditional wooden boat, you can visit Barahi Temple, a small but sacred Hindu shrine located on an island in the lake. The peaceful environment, with the Himalayas peeking through the clouds above, creates a moment of deep calm and appreciation for nature. From the lakeside, one can hike or drive up to the World Peace Pagoda, a shining white stupa built by Japanese Buddhists as a symbol of peace. The view from the top is truly breathtaking — on clear days, you can see the entire Pokhara Valley, Phewa Lake below, and the majestic Annapurna and Machhapuchhre (Fishtail) mountains towering above. It’s an ideal spot for photos, meditation, or simply taking in the peaceful surroundings.
Another iconic stop on the city tour is Davis Falls, a unique waterfall that vanishes into a mysterious underground tunnel. Just across the street lies Gupteshwor Mahadev Cave, one of the longest caves in Nepal, where a sacred Shiva lingam is worshipped by devotees. The natural rock formations and the echoing sound of the waterfall deep inside the cave create a mystical experience. For those interested in local culture and history, the International Mountain Museum is a great place to explore. It highlights the achievements of mountaineers, the cultural diversity of Nepal’s ethnic groups, and the rich natural history of the Himalayas. You’ll learn about the early Everest expeditions and the brave Sherpas who helped shape Nepal’s mountaineering legacy. No Pokhara city tour is complete without strolling around the Lakeside area, the tourist hub of the city. It’s filled with cozy cafés, restaurants, yoga studios, bookshops, and local craft stores. You can enjoy a cup of Nepali tea or coffee with a view of the lake, shop for handmade souvenirs, or even book a massage or spa treatment.
The relaxed vibe makes it easy to spend hours just wandering around. For the adventurous, Pokhara also offers short and thrilling activities right from the city. You can try paragliding, which is one of the most popular activities here. Jumping from Sarangkot hill and soaring through the air while watching the city below and the snow-capped peaks ahead is an unforgettable experience. Ultralight flights, zip-lining, and mountain biking are also available for those who seek more excitement. What makes Pokhara special is its perfect mix of adventure, spirituality, nature, and hospitality. The people here are friendly and welcoming, always ready with a smile. Whether you’re watching the sunrise over the mountains, exploring hidden caves, or just relaxing by the lake, Pokhara invites you to slow down, breathe, and enjoy every moment. In short, a Pokhara city tour is more than a sightseeing trip — it’s a journey of peace, beauty, and connection. It leaves every traveler with memories that last a lifetime and a longing to return.
Early morning you will be drive to the Sarangkot, one of the highest point to see the sunrise with amaing view of Annapurna Range. Then on the way to back to your hotel you will visit Bindawasini, one of the sacred hindu Temple.
After breakfast you can do some rest on that time if you lie to do bungee or other any activities you can consult with our Team member we can customize the plan for you. In the afternoon you will have boating in the Fewa lake where you can visit Tal Barahi Temple on the middle of the lake.
You will start your day after your breakfast. David falls, Gupteswor cave, Tibetan refugee camp, International mountain museum & Peace pegoda are the visiting spot for the day.
After tour you guide along with transportation will drop you to your hotel