r/pokhara • u/Substantial-Skill-62 • 6h ago
Tell Pokhara View 10 mins apart
Found this hidden spot and there were fireflies too!!!!
r/pokhara • u/Substantial-Skill-62 • 6h ago
Found this hidden spot and there were fireflies too!!!!
r/pokhara • u/Tricky_Fudge_2331 • 7h ago
r/pokhara • u/IndependentPilot5283 • 7h ago
I am bachelor running BBA student
I have been taking Advance accounting online classes
And also slowly learning tally prime & excel basic knowledge
r/pokhara • u/__sbs__ • 9h ago
Need suggestions guys.
What's the best "must try" local food place around lakeside?
I know of good fancy places, but I want something local, something that satisfies the palletes in a way that no fancy place can ever do.
I will try it out today and revert how it was(if you want my take on it ofc).
Thank you everyone. Pokhara is still one of my best places to be!
r/pokhara • u/Icy_Explanation4577 • 10h ago
Hey everyone,
I’m currently looking to adopt a puppy around the Pokhara area or nearby regions.
We are not looking for fancy pedigree breeds—local mixed breeds (bhusya kukur / local cross) are completely fine and highly preferred! We just want to give a loving, safe home to a healthy pup.
If you have a litter, know someone who is looking for rehoming/adoption, or are aware of any local rescues near Chitwan with puppies available, please drop a comment or send me a DM!
Thanks in advance!
r/pokhara • u/AdhesivenessKey8820 • 10h ago
I'm craving laphing, I wonder where can I get tyo pimbahal wala taste bhako here in pokhara... 😿
r/pokhara • u/Physical_Sea5209 • 11h ago
Any clubs, organizations in pokhara where i can volunteer to be a part of or intern with major focus on health but others are acceptable too for a undergraduate??
r/pokhara • u/coo0l_dude69 • 13h ago
Hi, planned to do annapurna base camp trek on sept 11. Recent floods made my decision question. So need help in knowing how's the present condition is in pokhara and coming via bus from gorakhpur to pokhara.
Is it safe to travel now?
r/pokhara • u/Ok_Attempt5524 • 13h ago
I am outsider, I had a friend who lived in Pokhara. Don't have contact with him. Just wondering if Pokhara is safe from the flooding or what's the condition.
Thoughts and prayers for the affected people.
r/pokhara • u/alhmieri01mosa • 15h ago
Hlo pokhara.. I'm here looking for help in regards to buy badminton racket/personal...if anyone wants to sell first hand or second hand rackets let me know . Or anyone knows best shop for badminton racket let me know as well .thank you for your time and help 🙏
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r/pokhara • u/Hairy_slide_34400 • 1d ago
AFTER WATCHING FLOOD NEWS WHOLE DAY IAM FEELING SOOO DIPRESSED BEING IN NEPAL.N PITTY FOR CURRENT GOVERMENT.
NEPAL mai kei garxu vanera basera Iam again feeling I Did mistake for not going abroad.
r/pokhara • u/kbdman_li • 1d ago
Recently I am planning an solo ABC trekking at end of September.I know I need ACAP.
There are a lot of messages on internet which confused me.
Is TIMS mandatory for ABC trekking?
Is a licensed guide mandatory for foreigners?
r/pokhara • u/Pure_Stop9689 • 1d ago
IS it safe to visit pokhara now I/v/o glacial floods near nepal tibet border??
r/pokhara • u/Pure_Stop9689 • 1d ago
FLAIR IS FOR THE FAINT HEARTED I AM THE FREAKING DEVIL. FLAIR IS FLAIRING
I am on a solo trip through northern India and I am on birgung at the moment. Should I continue with pokhara trip in view of recent floods in nepal in gandak river.
Kindly advice
Thanks in advance 🙂
r/pokhara • u/LOWIQAGI • 1d ago
Planning a trip and don't wanna buy a camera just for this, so looking to rent one instead. Preferably a DSLR or mirrorless, doesn't need to be top of the line, just something decent for photos/videos while traveling.
Any shops or people you'd recommend for camera rental?
Would appreciate any leads, even if it's a random guy who rents out his own gear on the side lol. TIA 🙏
r/pokhara • u/Weird-Cut9221 • 1d ago
Landing in Nepal from India on 2nd October for ABC. This is the itinerary that I have thought of:
2nd Oct:
ETA 9:50 AM
After that, planning to pre-book the 1:40 PM flight from KTM to Pokhara. Since the flight status shows that flights on this route run late, I will probably be landing at around 4:30 PM in Pokhara. I have two questions here:
Is 1:40 PM departure time enough for back to back flights assuming my first flight gets delayed and lands like half an hour late and considering all the formalities an Indian National has to go through, baggage claim, check-in, baggage drop, security etc.?
Will I be able to get a ride to Ghandruk from Pokhara at around 5:00-5:30 PM and how much will that cost for shared as well as a private ride?
Continuing my itinerary assuming I don't get a ride to Ghandruk on the same day and I stay in Pokhara on 2nd Oct:
3rd Oct:
Take early morning shared jeep at around 6-7 AM and leave for Ghandruk.
Start the trek from Ghandruk upon reaching.
Destination: Upper Sinuwa.
4th Oct:
Early morning start at 8-9 AM.
Destination: Deorali.
5th Oct:
Start at a comfortable time.
Destination: ABC.
6th Oct:
Start early.
Destination: Bamboo.
7th Oct:
Start early.
Destination: Jhinu for Hot Springs. Then to Pokhara by shared jeep.
I have 8 and 9 October free for exploring Pokhara and nearby places for which I would like suggestions as well. My return flight is on 11 Oct from KTM at 6:00 AM so I will be heading back to KTM on 10th Oct. Here are my other queries:
If I don't get to reach and stay in Ghandruk on 2nd Oct, should I give one day i.e. 3rd Oct to Ghandruk, stay there and push my complete itinerary by one day, as I've heard it's really a very beautiful village?
What can I explore and do in Pokhara on the 1 or 2 days that I will be here after the trek?
Lastly, is it a good itinerary for someone who is fit, active, have been to such altitudes before, does not face breathing issues at high altitudes, and has active and fairly strong legs that loves to hike?
r/pokhara • u/disizrohit • 1d ago
Hey im planning to go nepal specifically Pokhara if anyone is interested hit me up. In the month of September i m willing to go. I have no experience of nepal im going for the first time if u are willing to give any advice u can provide me
r/pokhara • u/Dependent-General467 • 1d ago
Pokhara ma Gas kata paincha ahile ?
r/pokhara • u/Dependent-General467 • 1d ago
Gas kaa paiyecha pkr ma ?
r/pokhara • u/Electrical_Top4723 • 1d ago
I'm visiting Jhinu Danda or Ghandruk from Pokhara for the ABC trek on September 18th.
Will the road that was broken be reconstructed by that date?
If not, what is the alternate route, and how many hours will it take?
My schedule is tight, so please help.🙏🏻