Pokhara, A Heaven On Earth

Pokhara, A Heaven On Earth

Pokhara is known as a popular tourist city. Located 200 km west of Kathmandu, the city of Pokhara is a paradise on earth for every traveler. Surrounded by lush green forests, picturesque landscapes and serene lakes, the scenic Pokhara is one of the most popular tourist destinations in Nepal. Every year thousands of local and foreign tourists flock to this city to enjoy the natural beauty of nature. For the readers of bdtravelblogger.blogspot.com here are 7 popular places to visit Pokhara -

Began Lake

Begnas Lake is one of the most popular places in Pokhara, a city of seven lakes. It is the third largest lake in Nepal and the second largest in Pokhara. This freshwater lake is very popular with tourists. One of the reasons for this is the numerous resorts built in the natural environment. The lake is used for irrigation and in some parts for fisheries.
The dam, built in 1988, controls the water of the lake known as Khudi Khola. The lake environment and the surrounding resorts will give your being peace of mind. Pokhara Airport is about 7.5 miles from Begnas Lake. Two miles from there you will find Begnas Market. A little further on you will see the view of the beautiful mountains, the name Begaskot.

Davis Falls

Davis Falls is about 2 kilometers from the airport. There is a tragic event behind the naming of the waterfall. In 1961, a Swiss woman drowned in a waterfall. The waterfall was named after him, Davis Falls. The water of the waterfall does not fall into any river or reservoir, but after going through the holes of the nearby caves, no one has found its whereabouts till today.
Crowds of tourists flock here to see this mysterious event. Which made it one of the most popular places in Pokhara. Right next to it is the temple of Goddess Manakamana Bhagavatinda. The idea of ​​the devotees is that whatever you wish to do by throwing coins in this temple will come to fruition.

Sarangkot

Sarankot, a small hill village on the outskirts of Pokhara, away from the hustle and bustle of the city. In the village you will find pure natural environment. Sarankot is home to many species of birds, but if you are lucky enough to see wildlife like elephants, tigers or leopards. Apart from its natural beauty, Sarankot is also a popular place for paragliding.
The first flight starts at 9:30 am and the second flight at 11:30 am. If you want to get on the Pehya Tal, it is best to take the morning flight. In addition to paragliding, there are other exciting sporting opportunities available here. Sarankot is the starting point of the fastest and longest zipline in the world. The journey starts from the beginning of the mountain and ends in the valley below. Besides, if you love trekking, it also has that system. If you want, you can choose the somewhat challenging trekking route of Annapurna here and through the villages around Pokhara.

Fewa Lake

It is one of the second largest natural lakes in Nepal. There is a temple in the middle of the lake, named 'Barahi Hindu Temple'. Boat trips are a major tourist attraction in Fewa or Fuwa Lake. You have to start your boat trip to Fewa Lake at the beginning of the day. Here the boat rental is fixed. So Damadami has nothing. There are two types of boats, small and large. 9-10 people can go in a big boat. The environment of the lake will fascinate you. Suddenly you think you are sitting on a lake in Europe. You can take a boat ride to the temple or walk around the lake.

Pokhara Peace Stupa

For Buddhists built on Mount Andu, the local name of the stupa is Shanti Stupa, also known as 'Peace Pagoda'. This place is famous for sadhana. It is said that Buddhist monks built the temple as a symbol of peace. This installation made on the top of the hill will appeal to anyone. There are three different ways to reach the mound; By boat, walking through a jungle or over a dam, but the safest and most popular way is by boat. Once you reach the top of the hill, you will be greeted by a spectacular view of the Himalayas and the Pokhara Valley.
The stupa has two levels for tourists and religious people. On the second level, four statues of Buddha are displayed, each from another country - Dharmachakra Mudra from Japan, Bodh Gaya from Sri Lanka, Kushinagar from Thailand and Lumbini from Nepal. The statues are modeled on the biography of the Buddha. The 'Dharmachakra Mudra' signifies the life of the Buddha, the religion and the wheel of the Buddha's teachings, and the 'Bodhgaya' symbolizes wisdom and compassion. The residence of the statue of Lord Buddha is in a temple next to the stupa. If you want to study temple architecture and immerse yourself in Buddhist teachings and scriptures, you must visit Pokhara Peace Stupa.

Gupteswar Mahadev Cave 

Unlike Davis Falls, the entrance to Gupteswar Mahadev Cave can be seen by climbing a spiral staircase. The cave is quite ancient. Inside is the Shivalingam, which was discovered thousands of years ago. There is a priest who worships Shiva daily in Hindu scriptures. So it is also a religious place of worship. There is a souvenir stall at the entrance of the cave and there is a ticket counter. As no light enters inside, you will need a flashlight as soon as you enter the cave.
If you walk about 40 meters from the entrance, you will see Shiva Lingam. If you are not afraid then you can cross the place of worship towards the second part of the cave. Whose name is 'Chameri Cave'. There are a lot of bats inside it. The path is a little dangerous because of the rock formations and algae. Towards the end, you will be able to unravel the mystery of the invisible waters of the fall of Davis Falls. The beauty of which cannot be expressed in words. If you want to enjoy the scene, you have to see it with your own eyes.

International Mountain

It is located in the city center of Pokhara, 1.5 km south of the airport. Three peaks can be seen from here. Whose names are Dhaulagiri, Annapurna and Manaslu. Every year thousands of local as well as international tourists visit this museum. Where there are various documents and other things related to mountains and mountaineering.
There are three exhibition halls: Hall of Fame, Hall of Great Himalayas and Hall of World Mountains. The main purpose of the museum is to showcase the costumes, lifestyle, highest peaks of the world, descriptions of famous mountaineers and traditional Nepali culture to the world.   

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