Photography: Photos from Amazing Pokhara City 2

Day 30, Kathmandu, Nepal

Hello Everybody. Welcome to another session of my blog.  Today I am going to share some photos that I have captured during our second Pokhara valley visit some years ago (again in same year in 2010 AD).   The visit session was also much more fun. Here are 10 photos of the places.

Please leave a comment below about the photos. Thank you.

View of Pokhara valley from the White Gumba 

View of Machchhapuchhre (fistail) Mountain and Fewa lake while boating on Few lake

Fishes in Few lake seen from Taal Barahi

Pigeon drinks water from Fewa lake on the edge of Taal Barahi

View of Annapurna mountain range and Fewa lake on the way to the White Gumba 

Taal Bahahi Temple on Fewa Lake

View of city and Fewa lake on the way to the White Gumba

House seen opposite side of Davis fall way

This is created by Seti river. Seti river is continuously digging down the earth. We just can heard sound if river flowing. 

White Gumba on the top of hill situated south of the Fewa lake. I have posted a photo on my previous blog,  taken from Saragcoat. 

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