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Pokhara Travel Guide
Everything you need to plan your trek — from weather and permits to cost, itinerary and real trekker tips.
If you plan to visit Pokhara first take a domestic flight from Tribhuvan International Airport, Kathmandu. It takes 25 minutes to reach Pokhara on the flight.
Once you reach Pokhara, there are enough hotels and lodges ranging from cheaper lodges to five-star hotels. While at Pokhara, you will get enough activities to perform in the city area. And plan to go on hikes, treks from the place then there is well-developed infrastructures for your ease.
Strolling around Pokhara is much more fun and easy at the same time. As it is one of the biggest tourist hubs in Nepal. Our Pokhara Travel guide helps you to have detailed information about the valley and the places around it. Also, we provide you the information about different treks in the Annapurna region of which the starting point is Pokhara.
Weather — what to expect by season
Nepal has four distinct trekking seasons. Tap a month for the full guide.
Spring
Mar – MayWarm days, blooming rhododendron forests and clear mornings — the classic season. Afternoon clouds build; nights stay below freezing up high.
Monsoon
Jun – AugDaily rain and lush, quiet valleys. Views come in breaks between clouds — best for rain-shadow regions and true solitude seekers.
Autumn
Sep – NovCrystal-clear skies, stable weather and the sharpest mountain views of the year — peak trekking season on every trail.
Winter
Dec – FebCold, bright and wonderfully quiet. Freezing nights and snow on the high passes, but daytime skies are often flawless.
All Pokhara guides
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