Half day Pokhara (Davis falls, Gupteshwor, Tibetan Refugee camp, Peace Pagoda)
Duration
3 hour(s) 30 minute(s)
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English
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Enjoy the breathtaking beauty and power of Davis Falls waterfall
Discover the mysterious formations inside Gupteshwor Cave and shrine
Learn about geology and history surrounding Davis Falls and cave
Explore the Tibetan Refugee Camp and observe local culture closely
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Explore the highlights of Pokhara on this half-day sightseeing tour that combines natural beauty, culture, and spirituality. Experience the power and uniqueness of Davis Falls, a waterfall that disappears into an underground tunnel, creating a spectacular natural phenomenon. Discover the mysterious Gupteshwor Cave located nearby, where stalactites and stalagmites form intricate patterns, and witness the sacred shrine dedicated to Lord Shiva inside the cave. Learn about the fascinating history and geology of these sites as you stroll through the surroundings and enjoy the serene environment away from the busy city life.
Discover the Tibetan Refugee Camp, where you can learn about Tibetan culture, traditions, and handicrafts while observing the daily life of refugees who have made Pokhara their home. Explore the World Peace Pagoda, a magnificent Buddhist stupa perched on a hilltop, offering panoramic views of Phewa Lake, the Pokhara Valley, and the majestic Himalayas in the distance. Experience the calm and spiritual energy of the site as you walk around the pagoda, observe prayers, and take in the stunning landscape. This half-day tour provides a perfect balance of nature, culture, and spirituality, making it an enriching and memorable experience in Pokhara.
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Not wheelchair accessible
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Minimum age of participants is 5
Dress modestly when visiting temples and religious sites
Capacity limited to 15 passengers for a cozy experience
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Activity Provider: Liberty Holidays
Customer Reviews
Alish
Devi’s Fall is a nice place to visit if you are in Pokhara. The waterfall is unique and looks beautiful, especially after rainfall. The area is well known and easy to reach, so it’s good for a short stop during sightseeing. However, the place can get crowded and the visit doesn’t take much time. Overall, it’s worth seeing once if you’re already in Pokhara, but don’t expect to spend too long there.
PARTHA
A waterfalls spot located in a park which vanishes deep into the underground. It seems that is very less visible above the ground and goes much deeper inside the gorge in the earth. This invisible part of the falls is somewhat visible in from inside the deepest point in the Gupteshwar Mahadev cave. The name of the site came from a Swedish man David whose daughter lost her life swimming somewhere near this falls. This falls is said to be connected with Phewa lake and Furse Khola river. Lot of local orange sellers from the nearby orchard with fresh cheap oranges is an added attraction for orange lovers. The ticket price is 100NPR. Recommended for visit.
Manoj
Devi’s Fall in Pokhara is one of those places that beautifully blends natural power, mystery, and cultural history. The moment you enter the site, you can feel the immense force of the water as it disappears into a deep underground tunnel. Locally known as Patale Chango, this waterfall is formed by the outflow of Phewa Lake, creating a dramatic gorge that is both mesmerizing and unique. The geological formation is truly impressive—constantly shaped by the flowing water carving through limestone over centuries. The history and myth behind Devi’s Fall add an emotional and intriguing layer to the visit. The most popular legend says that a Swiss woman named Devi was swept away by the strong currents while bathing in the area with her husband back in the 1960s. Her tragic disappearance into the underground tunnel led locals to name the waterfall in her memory. This story, combined with the natural mystery of the long, dark cave beneath the fall, gives the place a distinct sense of reverence and wonder. While the site is undoubtedly beautiful, there is room for enhancing the visitor experience and safety. The barriers and viewpoints currently provided feel a bit limited, and clearer, well-protected viewing platforms would make a huge difference. A cantilevered glass bridge or an elevated transparent platform above the main drop would offer safer, more exciting views while helping manage crowd movement during peak hours. Such additions would greatly improve visibility while maintaining safety for all visitors. Overall, Devi’s Fall is a must-visit attraction in Pokhara—powerful, mysterious, and deeply connected to local history. With a few improvements in viewing arrangements and safety measures, this incredible natural wonder could offer an even more world-class experience. Still, the raw beauty and fascinating geology make it a highlight of Pokhara’s sightseeing circuit. Highly recommended for nature lovers, photographers, and anyone curious about Nepal’s natural and cultural heritage.
WalkWander
Devi's Fall is a must-visit spot in Pokhara for both tourists and families. The waterfall is stunning, especially after rainfall, when the sound and power of the water disappearing into the underground tunnel are truly mesmerizing. The area is safe and well-maintained, with fenced viewpoints, small shops, and local snack stalls nearby. It's a compact site, so you don't need too much time here - around 30-45 minutes is perfect to enjoy the views and take photos. Don't forget to visit Gupteshwor Cave just across the road for a complete experience. A lovely stop that combines nature, local legend, and a bit of adventure for everyone!
Khushboo
Nice place. Though I expected it to be an open waterfall where we can enjoy with some water also. However, upon reaching I came to know why it wasn't an open waterfall. The water was falling with extreme pressure. Very beautiful and serene place. Just sitting there was giving calm feel. Good place to visit when in pokhara.