The Annapurna Regional Museum is a natural history museum devoted to the Annapurna region and the Annapurna Conservation Area Project.Among its highlights is an unusually comprehensive butterfly collection.
Founded in the 17th century, the Bindhya Basini Temple is sacred to Durga, the warlike incarnation of Parvati, worshipped here in the form of a saligram.
The Barahi Temple is the most important monument in Pokhara. Built almost in the Center of Phewa Lake, this two-storied pagoda is dedicated to the boar manifestation of Ajima, the protester deity representing the female force Shakti.
Davis Fall is the most famous water fall in Pokhara, which comes to its gushing best just before disappearing underground.
Lakeside, on the east shore of Lake Phewa, caters specifically for tourists.Even so Lakeside is genuinely picturesque, with a relaxing, easy-going atmosphere particularly appreciated by exhausted trekkers.
The Himalaya skyline is dominated by Mt Machhapuchhare (''Fish Tail'' in Nepali) - at 6997m, it`s actually one of the smaller peaks of the Annapurna Range, but it looks taller as it`s closer to Pokhara.
Phewa lake, the second largest lake in the kingdom, roughly measuring 1.5 km by 4 km, is the center of all attractions in Pokhara. The enchanting lake is an idyllic playground. Brightly painted wooden boats and sailboats can be rented on reasonable cost around lakeside. The lake is neither deep (roughly 47 meters at most) nor particulary clean, but the water is warm and swimming is pleasant if you don''''t think about the probable pollution. The eastern shoreline of the lake, popularly known as Lakeside or Baidam, consists of seemingly endless strip of lodges, restaurants, bookshops and souvenir shops. One of the fascinating parts of lakeside is the splendid view of the mountains, especially when the still water reflects the peaks, creating a double image.