Pokhara

Pokhara, in Nepal, is a city that around 200,000 people call home.

Kathmandu, the national capital, is located 90 miles (145 kilometers) east of Pokhara, while Kathmandu Valley lies 90 miles (145 kilometers) to the southeast.

Some of the more revered historical attractions of the area are the places of worship that have faithfully stood here for many generations. Learn all about the original construction methods of the Bindhyabasini Temple and the Barahi Temple as you inspect the old structures.

If you are interested in culture and history visit the Pokhara International Mountain Museum, one of the most fascinating museums in Pokhara. Admire the building and grounds, browse the various exhibits, and then ask around to uncover some of the more eclectic museums in the vicinity.

Those who enjoy the outdoors, will be pleased to learn that the local city also has several ecological havens where you can go to see picturesque surrounds and some notable local wildlife. Discover the beauty of Devi's Fall and enjoy a trip away from the paved streets.

It doesn't matter how many fabulous sights you’ve squeezed into your schedule, no stay in Pokhara is complete without paying a visit to the World Peace Stupa.