Trip Fact

Destination

Pokhara

Duration

1 Days

Difficulty

Easy

Group Size

2-30 Persons

Max altitude

1500m.

Best time

All seasons

Activities

Hiking

Accommodation

No

Meals

Lunch

Transportation

Private Vehicle

Start from

Pokhara

End at

Pokhara

Pumdikot via World Peace Pagoda Hike overview

The Pumdikot via World Peace Pagoda Hike is a refreshing day hike near Pokhara that combines scenic mountain views, lakeside boating, cultural exploration, and light adventure. This trek takes you across Phewa Lake, through traditional villages, lush forests, and terraced fields, culminating at two spectacular viewpoints: the World Peace Pagoda and Pumdikot Hill, home to a giant Shiva statue.

The trail offers panoramic views of Pokhara Valley, Phewa Lake, and the Himalayan ranges including Annapurna, Dhaulagiri, and Machhapuchhre. It is ideal for nature lovers, photographers, families, and casual hikers seeking a peaceful escape from the city.

Pumdikot via World Peace Pagoda Hike highlights

  • Boating on Phewa Lake to start the hike and visit Tal Barahi Temple, a sacred site on the lake.
  • Trek through stone-paved paths, terraced fields, and small settlements, interacting with locals.
  • Visit the World Peace Pagoda (Bishwo Shanti Stupa) and enjoy stunning views of the Himalayas and Pokhara Valley.
  • Continue the trail to Pumdikot Hill to see one of the tallest Shiva statues in Nepal.
  • Experience panoramic views of Annapurna, Dhaulagiri, Machhapuchhre, Pokhara Valley, and Phewa Lake.
  • Peaceful and clean environment ideal for relaxation, photography, and nature walks.
  • Suitable for all ages and fitness levels with moderate hiking effort.

Pumdikot via World Peace Pagoda Hike itinerary

07:30 AM – Pickup from Pokhara Hotel

  • Drive to Phewa Lake and board a boat to start the day’s hike.

08:30 AM – Start Hike from Lakeside to World Peace Pagoda

  • Cross stone paths, terraced farms, and small villages.
  • Enjoy views of rhododendron forests and distant mountains along the way.

09:30 AM – Arrive at World Peace Pagoda

  • Explore the Bishwo Shanti Stupa, enjoy panoramic Himalayan and valley views, and take photos.

10:30 AM – Hike from Peace Pagoda to Pumdikot Hill

  • Moderate uphill trail (45–60 minutes) leading to Pumdikot Viewpoint.
  • Witness the massive Shiva statue and surrounding natural beauty.

12:30 PM – Lunch at Pumdikot Viewpoint

  • Enjoy a picnic lunch while soaking in 360-degree views of the Pokhara Valley, Phewa Lake, and Himalayan peaks.

01:30 PM – Hike Back to Lakeside / Pokhara

  • Descend through villages and forested trails.

03:30 PM – Return to Pokhara Hotel

  • Drop-off at your hotel with a memorable day hiking experience.
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What’s Included

  • Private transportation Pokhara – Phewa Lake – Pokhara
  • Boat ride on Phewa Lake
  • Professional English-speaking guide
  • Lunch at Pumdikot or local café
  • Guide’s salary, food, accommodation, transportation, and insurance
  • Hiking T-shirt as a souvenir

What’s Not Included

  • Personal expenses, drinks, and snacks
  • Tips for guide or driver
  • Optional activities not mentioned above
  • International airfare or airport taxes

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Additional Information

Photos

World Peace Pagoda Hike from Pokhara
Pumdikot Hiking from Pokhara
Word Peace Pagoda View with Lake and Pokharaa

FAQs - Frequently Asked Questions

How difficult is the hike?

Easy to moderate; suitable for beginners, families, and casual hikers.

How long is the hike?

Approx. 5–6 hours including boat ride and breaks.

What is the best season?

Autumn (Sept–Nov) and Spring (Mar–May) for clear mountain views.

Can children or older adults join?

Yes, the trail is well-maintained and safe for all ages with moderate fitness.

What cultural experiences can I expect?

Visit Tal Barahi Temple on Phewa Lake, World Peace Pagoda, and Shiva Statue at Pumdikot.

Interact with locals in villages along the trail.

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