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Pokhara
(the valley of Lakes & Mountains)
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After
Kathmandu, the most popular destination in Nepal is Pokhara situated
200 km away from Kathmandu, nestled in a valley beneath the Annapurna
massif, it is an area of natural beauty rather than historic and
cultural interest and is also the starting point for some of the
most popular Trek in Nepal. Pokhara is linked by road with Kathmandu
and Indian border as with air as well. The scenery along the road
is constantly changing treat for the eyes. There are rock gorges
and the rivers, rolling hills, tiereery alos and the rivers, rolling
hills, i.e Himalayas background Himalayan out a single intervening
ridge between this peak and Pokhara city.
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The
Pokhara valley has three large lakes. Two of them Rupa Tal and
Begnas Tal, are slightly to the east of town, while the third
and the largest, Phewa Tal, is the focal point of Pokhara's
tourist centre. In the north of Pokhara valley just above the
tree line are Ghoral, Jharal, Thar, Deer, Black Bear, and the
himalayan snow leopards. Of birds is no end, and better known
pheasant species to be found through out district include Danfey,
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In addition to these scenes, there are another attraction such as,
the orange grove of Batulechour, the famous Mahendra Gufa (cave),
a natural stalactite tunnel, the turbulent vanishing river seti
which appears and disappears in its course along a canyon which
runs to depth from about 150 ft to 200 ft in places, the hot mineral
spring of Bharbhure in the neighbouring Bhurjung Khola valley whose
waters are reputed to have high curative value.
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