Bus & coach · POKHARA BUS TOURS
This is the shortlist you would send a friend: 8 pokhara bus tours worth the money, each with its fare, its traveller verdict and the one thing to know before you scan the ticket.
See Pokhara’s caves, temples, waterfalls, Seti River, and mountain views by shared bus for $12, with hotel pickup and flexible sightseeing.
“Got to see a lot of places which it is hard if you want to go by yourself. Stuffs are all very friendly. Enjoyed our day out. Thank you very much”
Review of Pokhara’s $8 group bus tour, covering temples, caves, waterfalls, mountain views, timing, comfort, costs, and who should book.
“I like how the tour guide explains everything about the tour and places. But since there's time limitations we need to finish the the visit within the time frame that is allowed. everything was smooth just in the lake site last place they left me and my friend there only. so I booked bike to go back to hotel. rest everything was smooth”
Review of Pokhara’s $9 shared-bus tour, covering caves, waterfalls, temples, the Peace Pagoda, Pumdikot, and local transport tips.
“The two destinations listed in the itinerary were not visited.”
Review of Pokhara’s $12 shared sightseeing bus, covering temples, caves, lakes, waterfalls, fees, timing, and who will enjoy this unguided tour.
“Very nice tour, brought us around to a lot of places. It was nice just to go around and explore on our own at the respective places. The tour did not follow the itinerary but it brought us to all the places stated and some more. Though it is unguided, the bus guide let us knoRead more”
Review of Pokhara’s $19 bus tour, covering eight sights, mountain views, caves, temples, costs, transport, drawbacks, and booking tips.
“Too expensive for foreigners. Tue bus is old and dirty. There is no western people only local or Indian. There’s no a real guide only a person to indicate the time to return and and they don’t quite speak english. The experience was interesting but it is not for westeners.”
Review of Pokhara’s $17 shared bus tour, covering caves, temples, waterfalls, Lake Phewa, practical costs, timing, and honest drawbacks.
“The day was amazig🤩… as a women single traveler i felt very safe and comfortable. We had enough time to enjoy the beautiful sights of Pokhara. Thank you🙏🤗”
See Pokhara's caves, waterfalls, temples, gorge, lake, and viewpoints on a low-cost seven-hour shared bus tour.
“This is the local city tour bus, where you won't find an English-speaking tour guide (for everyone else, it was priced at a third of what I paid as a solo traveler). Someone on the bus catered to the tourists from India and the couple from Kathmandu. I was the lone Westerner. Had it not been for the lovely couple from Katmandu, I would have been completely lost. Because of them, this tour was what it was; they took me under their wing. And by luck, it was a Hindu holiday, so some places were free, and it was festive as well.”
Review of Pokhara’s $10 group bus tour, covering the Peace Pagoda, caves, Davis Falls, temples, lake views, costs, and practical tips.
“The tour was really good. But the bus is a little bit dirty. There are many flies when I got in to the bus.”
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