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Pokhara, Nepal
Pokhara Getaway Tour & Hike
The Highlights of Nepal
Spring (March to May) and Autumn (Sep to Nov) 1 3 Days
Journey Overview
Just a few hours from Kathmandu lies a city where the Himalayas reflect in still waters and adventure awaits around every corner. Pokhara isn't merely Nepal's playground—it's where Annapurna's snow-capped giants loom over tranquil lakes, where paragliders dance with eagles above terraced hillsides, and where a short escape becomes an unforgettable journey. This is the perfect introduction to the Himalayas, wrapped in comfort and natural splendor.
Your getaway begins on the shores of Phewa Lake, where the sacred Tal Barahi Temple floats on its island sanctuary. Drift across mirror-calm waters as Machhapuchhre's perfect pyramid reflects at your feet. Explore hidden waterfalls that plunge into mysterious caves, then ascend to Sarangkot before dawn breaks. Watch the sky ignite in gold and crimson as the entire Annapurna range awakens—Dhaulagiri, Annapurna South, Hiunchuli, and that iconic fishtail peak standing in silent majesty.
Then lace up your boots for a gentle hike through rhododendron forests to Australian Camp and Dhampus, where Gurung hospitality and mountain panoramas make every step worthwhile. Sleep in a traditional tea house beneath star-filled skies, wake to sunrise painting the peaks in rose and gold, then descend through terraced hillsides back to lakeside leisure.
Your mountain escape is closer than you think.
What's included
- Accommodation 4-Star Hotel in Pokhara and 1 Night at Tea House at Dhampus with Breakfast
- Private Transport with Airport Pick-Up/Drop-Off
- All Sightseeing Entrance Fees to Listed Attractions
- All Transport Expenses according to Itinerary
- Licensed Bilingual Tour Guide
- All Required Permits and Paperwork for Trekking
- First Aid Kit
- Staff Insurance, Wages, and Meals
- Ground Transportation (Private Jeep/Bus) To/From Kande/Phedi Trek
- Phewa Lake to Tal Barahi Temple Boat Ride
- Visits to David's Falls, Gupteshwor Mahadev Cave, Seti River Gorge, World Peace Pagoda, Tal Barahi Temple, International Mountain Museum
- Daily Breakfast
- Welcome and Farewell Dinner
- International Airfare
- Visa Fees and Travel Documents
- Personal Trekking Gear & Equipment
- Tips for Guide(s), Driver(s), and Hotel Staff(s)
- Snacks, Beverages, or Meals Outside the Provided Plan
- Personal Expenses (Laundry, Phone Calls, Bar Bills, Bottled Water, Showers, etc.)
- Emergency Evacuation Costs
- Hotel Water and Wi-Fi in Trekking Area
- Nepal Domestic Flight(s)
- Travel and Medical Insurance
- Extra Nights in Kathmandu Due to Early Return, Late Arrival, or Delays
- All Costs and (Personal) Expenses not Listed under "Inclusions"
- Costs/Delays Beyond Control of the Management (Landslides, Weather Conditions, Itinerary Modifications due to Safety Concerns, Ilness, Changes in Government policies/Strike, etc.)
Day01Arrival, the Lake and a Gentle First Evening
Day02Kande, Australian Camp and a Teahouse Night
Day03Dhampus, Sarangkot and the Walk Home
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Ask for a custom itineraryFeatures of the tour
- Scenic Drive To Pokhara, Nepal's Lake City, With Terraced Hillsides And Riverside Views En Route.
- Explore Pokhara's natural and cultural landmarks: Devi's fall, Gupteshwor cave, Phewa lake tal Barahi temple.
- Witness Breathtaking Sunrise At Sarangkot Over Annapurna And Dhaulagiri Ranges For Unforgettable Panoramas.
- Hike Gentle Trails To World Peace Pagoda Or Nearby Viewpoints, Immersing In Lush Forests And Local Culture.
- Panoramic views of Annapurna, Machhapuchhre, Dhaulagiri and Lamjung Himal.
- Savor Lakeside Leisure With Adventure Sports Options Like Paragliding Amid Laid-Back Atmosphere.
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Frequently asked journey queries
- Yes, the hiking pat is light to moderate and suitable for beginners, families with children and even seniors in good health. No prior trekking experience is required.
- Spring (March to May) – Clear skies, pleasant weather. Autumn( September to November)
- A guide is optional but it's great to have a guide managing the logistics such as directions, tea houses, distances, medical issues, and the overall organization.
- Comfortable walking shoes, light, breathable clothes, a light fleece or jacket for evening and early morning. Hiking shoes or sturdy walking shoes.
- The roads are mostly paved but narrow and winding.
- Yes, there is electricity for basic needs such as lighting and phone charging.
- Yes, you can adjust sightseeing priorities, extend your stay, or add activities.
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