Places to see:
Mountain views: Mountain views are clearly the most stunning of Pokhara's sights and form a magnificient backdrop for the city and Valley.

Phewa Lake: Phewa Lake is the second largest lake in the country. It is a central attraction for the town.

Begnas and Rupa Lake: Begnas and Rupa Lake, a few kilometers out of town, are secluded nature retreats with boating and fishing oppourtunities.

Varahi Temple:Varahi Temple, an attractive place on a small island in the middle of Phewa Lake, makes a nice destination for a boat ride.

World peace pagoda: World Peace Pagoda, is a huge new Buddhist stupa situated high on top of the hill on the southern shore of Phewa Lake. The shrine is an impressive sight and offers a breath-taking vantage point for the views of the Annapurna Range and of the Pokhara Valley.

Seti Gorge and Green Canyon: Seti Gorge and Green Canyon provides a location for the new and ultra-luxurious Fulbari Resort.

Devi's Fall: Devi's Fall, a modest waterfall, located just outside pokhara, is worth a quick visit.

Gupteswar Gupha: upteswar Gupha is a sacred limestone cave near Devi's fall.

Mahendra Gupha: Mahendra Gupha, another limestone cave, is known also as the "House of Bats". Bring a flaslight; the generator is known to fail!

Museums Pokhara Museums: There are exhibits portraying lifestyles and history of local ethnic groups, including; Gurung, thakali,and Tharu people

Annapurna Museums: Managed by the Annapurna Conservation Area Project (ACAP), a very active citizen environmental group in the Annapurnas, collections of butterflies, insects, birds, wildlife, precious and semi-precious stone, and volcanic rocks are exhibited.

International Mountaineering Museum: Just completing construction by the Nepal Mountaineering Association (NMA), this impressive edifice will feature mountaineering displays developed by alpine clubs from around the world.Its' backdrop is a full-on view of the whole impressive Annapurna Range.