Pokhara Lodges - Reviews and Rates

Day 2 started nice and early on Monday 9th March with a short walk to the bus stop. We had paid an extra pound or so for the luxury tourist bus. This it was not! Actually it came as no surprise to me that the air conditioning consisted of a broken window, but the only reclining seat was the one in front of mine which was broken so the bloke spen...

Not masses of news to report from Pokhara, the mountains come in and out of view, we are finally getting some rain, mostly in the evenings, so the leandscape is beginning to get a little less dusty, and hopefully the increase in water will mean an increase in electicity hours (akthough most people doubt it). One of the inconveniences of having l...

Chris and Abi walk up at 5 am to walk up this place called Poon Hill. It is a popular place to go up to see the sun rise. I've seen my share of sunrises and sunsets on this trip so I decided against going. The main reason though was that my knee really didn't need the extra pounding. I started the last day of my trek with Chris and Abi once they...

Hellllooooo we are in Pokhara, its beautiful,we saw a bunch of peopel from the rafting trip and it is SO nice to run into people yuo know and have friends and go out for dinner AH... Unfortunately i lost my camera so i'm without illustration for a little while but i'll get another one in bangkok. don't worry guys. we went paragliding off a hill ...

Clouds cover the sun again. Up front on the boat, I'm getting the best view and setting the paddling pace, but getting the brunt of the cold waves. By midday and a lunch stop, we're all shivering and huddle round a quickly raised fire. As predicted, the rapids today are not menacing, but the scenery is fine - waterfalls, dripping ferns, tall spr...

Pokhara's an absolutely lovely town. Extremely chilled out & peaceful. It's main purpose I think is just to cater for tourists who want to trek or raft near here. I've spent a week here & going back to the madness of India tomorrow! Unfortunately the 3 day rafting I was going to do got cancelled as we had about 4 days of non-stop rain &a...

So I finally make it to the top of the pass after much huffing and puffing. I feel tired and hungry, and luckily, there is a teashop right at the top. I gladly pay 4 times the normal price for a cup of hot tea and I eat my Cliff bar that I have lugged up here. So I crossed the pass, called Thorung La, supposedly the highest traversable mountain ...