Sightseeing In Pokhara, Nepal

People Also Ask About Sightseeing In Pokhara

1. What are the things we can do in Pokhara?

   There are a number of things that you can do in Pokhara city which includes sightseeing, hiking, boating, Paragliding, bungee jumping, zip-lining, trekking, trying the local cuisine or get a relaxing massage.
   
   Apart from that, you can grab a place at one of the many viewpoints and capture the views of the Himalayas. You can also visit the temples or museums to get deep insights about the city’s traditional and culture.

2. Which place is the meeting point for the Sightseeing in Pokhara tour?

   The tour guide will pick you up from your hotel and drop you back after the completion of the tour. Although, this service is applicable only if your hotel is within the city limits.

3. How can I reach the meeting point at my hotel?

   You will be picked up by the vehicle from the hotel’s lobby itself. In case you are staying outside the city limits, the operator will get in touch with you and fix a meeting point. You can take assistance from the guide on how to reach there from your hotel.

4. What is unique about Pokhara?

   Pokhara is unique in every sense owing to its scenic beauty and its background with a picturesque view of the Himalayan mountain ranges.
   
   While it does take you out of your mundane life with tranquil locations, it also has a lot of adventure in store for visitors by offering activities like trekking, mountaineering, rafting, canoeing, bungee jumping, etc.

5. Which are the places that will be covered in this Sightseeing in Pokhara tour?

   The sightseeing in Pokhara tour is a one-day trip that includes quite many significant locales of the city. The journey begins with a boat ride in the Phewa Lake that will take you the Barahi Temple situated in the midst of the water body.
   
   You will visit the following places after that: World Peace Pagoda built by the Japanese Buddhists International Mountain Museum Sarangkot Hill where you can get a view of the Himalayas and the Paragliders in the vicinity. Bindabasini Temple which is one of the oldest temples in Nepal Seti Gandaki River Gorge Saraswate Temple Devi’s Falls Gupteshwor Mahadev Caves

6. Is there any additional charge of the guide?

   No, you do not have to pay additionally for the guide. This package is a guided tour, and that cost is included in the package fees. You can choose either an English speaking guide or a Chinese speaking guide. 

7. Where can I redeem my e-voucher of Sightseeing in Pokhara?

   The redemption of the voucher for sightseeing in Pokhara is very simple. You will receive an e-voucher in your e-mail after you book a package. Carry a print of the same, or keep it on your mobile to verify your registration with the guide before the trip commences.
   
   Make sure that you use the voucher on the same date and time as mentioned on it as it cannot be used on another day.

8. What things can we buy from Pokhara?

   Pokhra has a lot of things that it can call it's own which you can buy as a souvenir to take back in memory of the trip.
   
   Some specialities of Pokhara that are authentic to the city are: Pashmina Shawls, Handicrafts Statues and Masks that reflect the Nepali culture, Jewellery- Gold, silver and beads, Newari Utensils made in silver, Sweet Nepali Tea Singing Bowls, Thangka Paintings, Statues, Items made out of recycled rice paper.

9. What is the reporting time for sightseeing in Pokhara tour?

   The Pokhara sightseeing tour commences from your hotel at 09.00 a.m. To ensure that the trip can be completed smoothly and in time, tourists are requested to be at the hotel lobby ten minutes before the said time.
   
   An operator from the organising team will connect with you to confirm the same to avoid confusion.

10. Is food available in the package?

    No, the cost of food is not included in this package. You will have to bear the cost of your meals and water when on this tour.

11. What are the necessary documents you need to carry for the Sightseeing in Pokhara tour?

    Apart from having your essential travel documents when visiting a foreign country, you only need to have a copy of your booking voucher.
    
    You will receive this sightseeing in Pokhara tour’s voucher in your e-mail after booking online which you can carry in print or on your phone.

12. Which language is used by the guide for the communication purpose?

    You can ask for a guide who can speak in English language or Chinese language based on your comfort. This preference will be asked to you on the checkout page, where you can choose which language you want your guide to speak. For a guide in the Chinese language, you will need to be two or more people attending this tour.

13. Is there any dress code for visiting temples in Pokhara?

    There is no specific dress code for visiting the temples in Pokhara, but it is advised to wear decent clothing out of respect for their temple culture. The people of Pokhara, rather entire Nepal, are very traditional and religious.
    
    The women in the city wear fully covered clothes like salwar kameez or a sari when they visit a temple. It is recommended that one wears clothes that reach below the knees and cover their shoulders (for female tourists) when visiting a temple in Pokhara so that you don’t feel out of place and can receive their appreciation in return for your respect.

14. Will we get time for shopping during the Sightseeing in Pokhara tour?

    The tour is designed to cover all the significant local attractions in the city of Pokhara, which is why you might not get much time for shopping during this tour. But this one-day tour mostly ends by 05.00 p.m. which leaves you with a lot of time in the evening to go shopping.