PLACES TO VISIT IN POKHARA

Pumdikot is a scenic hilltop near Pokhara, Nepal, known for its

breathtaking views of the Annapurna mountain range, Pokhara Valley, and Phewa

Lake. It has recently gained popularity due to the massive Shiva statue built there,

making it a significant religious and tourist attraction. 108-ft Tall Shiva Statue – One

of Nepal’s largest Shiva statues, a major pilgrimage site.

Devi’s Fall (Patale Chhango) is a famous waterfall in Pokhara, Nepal,

known for its unique underground water flow. The waterfall originates from Phewa

Lake and disappears into a deep, narrow gorge, creating a fascinating natural

also known as the Bat Cave, is a popular natural attraction located in

Batulechaur, approximately 10 kilometers northwest of Lakeside Pokhara, Nepal. This

limestone cave is renowned for housing thousands of bats, predominantly Horseshoe

bats, which cling to its walls and ceilings.

locally known as Mahendra Gufa, is a prominent limestone cave

situated in Batulechaur, approximately 10 kilometers north of Pokhara’s Lakeside

area in Nepal. Discovered in the 1950s by local shepherds, it was later named in

honor of King Mahendra Bir Bikram Shah Dev.

located in Pokhara-17, Chhorepatan, Nepal, is a

renowned underground cave temple revered for its religious significance and natural

beauty. Situated directly across from Devi’s Falls, the cave is approximately 2,950

meters long, making it one of the longest caves in Nepal.

in Pokhara, Nepal, is dedicated to honoring the

history and achievements of the Gurkha soldiers, renowned for their valor and

service in various military campaigns worldwide.