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Pokhara city Hotels in Pokhara - Internet/phone in Pokhara - Bus and plane to/from Pokhara - View of Pokhara - Activities to do in Pokhara - Restaurants of Pokhara
Pokhara is the second largest city in Nepal and usually the most appreciated by travelers coming in Nepal. The atmosphere is much more quiet than Kathmandu. Small restaurants are very nice and the lake provides a very special stamp to the city. If you wish, you can rent a boat for about 200-300 Nepalese Rupee (2-3 euros). This experience is very pleasant and you can enjoy nature in Nepal.
Lake Side Street is very pretty and there are many shops offering jewelry, traditional crafts, travel agencies and restaurants all categories. Some restaurants and bars have a very trendy style and could very well end up in one or the other great cities of the western world. Note the Busy Bee which has a band that plays live from 20h. We suggest you spend a few days in Pokhara because the atmosphere is pleasant and enchanting. Try to get up in the early hours of dawn to see the procession of women going to fetch water. They are very beautiful to see in their traditional clothes in vivid colors. You can do this by taking a coffee on the terrace of a small restaurant overlooking the main street. Note that for the early risers, very few restaurants open before 6:30 am. To our knowledge only the Moonlight, which opens at 5:30. For a coffee / tea morning is the best option. As with most places, the staff is extremely pleasant and nice. |

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