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Lake Side, Pokhara, Nepal

 

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The Lake making omelette.The Lake making omelette.

Kathmandu - Pokhra Toyota Micro Bus.Kathmandu - Pokhra Toyota Micro Bus.

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pokhara to delhi

by boasnovas

Is there a plane from Pokhara to Delhi? Any idea of prices?

Re: pokhara to delhi

by MacedonianUK

I just come back from India about 2 weeks ago.
Some other fellow travelers told me about one very good site which can help you with flights to India domsetic or international www.planmytrip.co.in
I use it to book trip to Hayderebad, but unfortunatly was aroung Diwali and seats were scarse or the few avalabele were very expencive.
If you need some starting point, than this is site to have a look, than you can look on the individual airlines.
Good luck.
MacedonianUK

Re: pokhara to delhi

by into-thin-air

No – You can’t fly direct from Pokhara to Delhi – You would have to go via Kathmandu as Kathmandu Tribuvan Airport is the Only International Airport in Nepal.
A few years ago there was a brief period when an airline called “Cosmic” did operate direct from Pokhara to Delhi, At this time a customs and immigration department was set up at Pokhara Airport but unfortunately this was disbanded when this airline got into financial trouble and the service ended and has never been resumed.

So it might well be a better / cheaper option to go overland – Bus from Pokhara to Sunauli/Bhairawa, Cross the border then another bus of jeep to Gorakhpur and from there a train to Delhi.

Good Luck
Rob

Re: pokhara to delhi

by roshan4015

Flight to delhi is only from Kathmandu
Even there is only fligh from Pokhara is for Kathmandu & Jomsom only.

Travel Tips for Pokhara

Most besutiful view while showering!!

by herzog63

As you pour a can of hot water over your head you can enjoy the views! I tried to limit my Hot showers as the hot water is made my burning wood and the wood comes from cutting down trees which causes erosion. So it's just something to think about while you are enjoying the views.

Hiring vehicles in Pokhara

by Saagar

Vardan (company name) rents out various vehicles with drivers; microbus, bus, 4x4s, jeeps, landcruisers, sedans, small cars. Reasonable prices but quick to note that you drove veeery long, sir and took much time, sir...!

Sarangkot:Best views

by PierreZA

Just outside Pokhara, Sarangkot is a very popular tourist site. People arrive hear before sunrise in order to watch the beautiful picture of the sun shedding early morning glow on the Anapurna Range. You have great views from here, especially of Fish Tail peak.
There are many souvenir shops at the viewpoint, but you also get a glimpse of everyday life of the local people who live there.
It was quite cold the morning we were there, but some warm Nepali tea (chya) with added milk and spices such as cardamom and ginger helped a lot.
This is an experience not to be missed.
We took a taxi from Pokhara and back. The driver will wait a couple of hours for you.
The magnificent Annapurna panorama that's visible is quite incredible. The main peaks are Annapurna I to IV and the beautiful Machhapuchhare (or Fishtail Mountaian), and others.

Bindhya Basini Temple

by illumina

Founded in the 17th century, this temple is dedicated to the goddess Durga, the war-like aspect of Shiva's consort Parvati. Devotees worship the saligram or ammonite fossil placed here in her name.

All the people here were really friendly - including the woman collecting the parking fee, who didn't charge us since we were only on a small scooter!

Tashi Palkhiel Tibetan Refugee Settlement.

by euzkadi

A refugee camp founded in 1962 and home to 1,000 refuges. The camp was established by the Red Cross, and the Nepalese and Swiss Governments. In1959 China began gaining control over Tibet, many Tibetans left Tibet to India and Nepal. Being a refugee is hard in Nepal; they can´t find secure employment as they have no legal standing in the country, they are not permitted to acquire residential and other legal documents. They can´t travel to certain regions of the country or travel outside international borders.The camp offers food and shelter to them, they rely on the manufacture and sale of Tibetan carpets and handicrafts. A good way to help the camp is buying the souvenirs or making a donation.

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