Pokhara Valley: The valley is famous for lakes, snow capped mountains, beauty, and splendid panoramic scenes. Fewa, Rupa, and Begnash are beautiful lakes in Pokhara. The mountain peaks Machhapuchhre (Fish Tail) and Annapurna are the land mark of Pokhara. These splendid mountain peaks are very gorgeous. The reflection of Mt. Machhapuchhre and Mt. Annapurna on lake Fewa is very panoramic. On a clear day you can almost reach out and touch them. You will have a very few words to describe the view of Mt. Machhapuchhre on a clear full moon day. Pokhara is also a starting point of various trekking routes around Annapurna and Dhoulagiri. It is also an end point of the great Annapurna Circuit (trekking). There are also plenty of sites around Pokhara valley where a short trekking or a day hiking is enjoyed.

Places of Interest: Seti Gorge, Davi's Fall, Mahendra Cave, Vindyavashini Temple, Barahi Temple, Fewa lake, Begnas Lake, Sarangkot, Kaundanda, Naudanda, etc. Lake Fewa: Lake Fewa is the largest lake in Pokhara valley. You can enjoy water sports like swimming, boating, fishing, etc. in the lake. Temple Barahi, another land mark of Pokhara, is a famous temple in the tiny island of the lake Fewa. Eastern bank of the lake, which is popularly known as 'Lakeside', is the main tourist residence area in Pokhara. it starts from the dam on Fewa lake (south) to the base of Sarangkot (north). Hotels, restaurants, souvenir shops, banks, etc. are conveniently located in and around Lake-side.

Access: Pokhara is linked by Prithvi Highway, Shiddarth Highways, and other minor roads. It is also air linked with Kathmandu, Shiddarthanagar, and Jomsom. You can make journey to Pokhara more adventurous by white water river rafting in Trishuli river. Trishuli river is a river of rafting grade 2+ flows along Prithvi Highway to Pokhara