1.Rupa Taal Lake: At a height of 600m amidst green hills is the third-largest freshwater lake in Pokhara, Rupa Taal lake. This freshwater lake is spread across 1.35 km and has a depth of 3m to 6m. The beautiful lake gets its water from the Talbesi stream & the Dhovan Khola.
The lake creates a serene environment with its calm water and the greenery around it. It makes for a perfect location to visit with your partner with your Pokhara honeymoon package. With its peace and the sweet sound of the chirping birds, the lake serves as a great spot for boating and simply relaxing too.
- Location: Kaski, Pokhara, Nepal.
2.Sarangkot: A must-visit when in Pokhara, this tiny village is situated at the outskirts of the city. Famous for its impeccable natural beauty and scope of adventures like paragliding, Sarangkot is a piece of paradise. With its tranquility and simple living, it also offers panoramic views of the Annapurna Himalayan range.
Marked by the striking hues of the sun and the clear skies, the majestic mountain range makes it a scenic spot for nature lovers. Adventure lovers can also find this to be a paradise with various sports like paragliding here.
- Location: Ward 18 of Pokhara, Kaski District, Nepal
3. International Mountain Museum: A heaven for mountain lovers, the International Mountain Museum is, seemingly, an ode to mountaineers across the world. Also a landmark to Pokhara, the museum attracts tourists with its dedication to the Himalayan range and the world's most famous mountaineers.
Built in the year 1995 under the initiation of the Nepal Mountaineering Association (NMA), the edifice was conceptualized when they realized how crucial it is to preserve the records, milestones, and evidences of Himalayan expeditions. After years of data collection and hard work, the International Mountain Museum was finally opened to the world in the year 2004
- Location: Pardi Bazaar, Pokhara, 33700
- Timing:9 AM to 5 PM
- Entry fees:100 rupees for Nepali citizens, 500 rupees for foreign tourists
4.Gupteshwor Mahadev Cave: A mysterious and spooky cave yet definitely worth a visit. The Gupteshwar Mahadev Cave should be a must-visit in your Pokhara honeymoon package. Connected to the Devi’s fall as its downstream, visitors have to climb down a few flights of metal stairs to get there.
Also marked by a religious significance, the Gupteshwor Mahadev Cave reels in tourists with its peaceful environment and soul-soothing atmosphere. Although needing a torch to explore it fully, the place is an intriguing experience in itself.
- Location: Pokhara-17, Chhorepatan, Kaski district, opposite Davis Fall
- Timing: 6 AM to 6 PM
- Entry fees: Rupees 50 to 100
5. Devi's Fall: Famous for an incident, Devi’s Fall got its name after a Swiss lady, named Devi, who had drowned in the fall, only to be found dead three years later. Situated as upstream of the Gupteshwor Mahadev Cave, the falls serve as a very soothing spot for nature lovers. The tourist place also boasts of some engaging areas around like some local shops and a wishing well.
- Location: Sital path, Pokhara 33700, Nepal
- Timing: 6 AM to 7 PM
- Entry fees: Rs. 30
6.Peace Temple: Perched on a hilltop, the Peace Temple is a popular religious spot that stands by its name, peace. Surrounded by the peace of nature, the temple is located at a height of about 3,610 ft. Offering stunning views of the city and the surrounding naturistic spots, including the majestic Himalayan range, the monument houses a tall Buddha statue.
Standing for compassion and peace, the pagoda-style statue is a major attraction in itself. The temple has two levels, one for visitors and one for dedicated devotees who wish to worship the 115 ft tall statue.
- Location: Gorakhnath marg Pumdhi Bhumdhi, Pokhara 33411 Nepal
- Timing: 12 AM to 12 PM
7.Begnas Lake: The second largest lake, Begnas lake is located in the Pokhara Valley. It is a freshwater lake that attracts tourists with its surrounding natural beauty and the scintillating vibe that comes from being located amidst forested surroundings.
Also situated right at the foothills of the Himalayas, the clear water of the lake reflects the beauty of the mountain range on it. This adds to the overall charm of the lake, making it a serene spot for nature lovers.
- Location: Lekhnath, Nepal
8. Barahi Temple: Located on a tiny island on Phewa lake, the Tal Barahi Temple is a pagoda temple devoted to Goddess Varahi, an incarnation of Goddess Durga. Also known as the Varahi Temple or Lake Temple, it was supposedly built by King Kulmandhan.
It is a two-story pagoda, where the traditional pagoda has been made of wood, bricks, and stone. The other part of the temple is a large premise for devotees to sit and relax.
- Location: Kaski District of the Gandaki Zone in western Nepal.
- Timing: 10:30 AM - 4:30 PM
- Entry fees: NPR 100 per person