Devi's Falls, Pokhara

5 Titiksha Daga - 3 months ago

This is a must visit place. You can't go near the falls but can see from above only as the flow of the water is really fast. These falls are also visible from Gupteshwae caves. There are other photo spots and things to do. There is a POP based miniature Annapurna Hills which is good for clicking photographs. There is a statue of Lord Buddha and a wishing well as well.

4 Traveller Nepal - a month ago

It is waterfall, famous in Pokhara. If it were not monetized for entree, it would have been amazing to witness nature in its own. Water which is overflown in Fewa lake is opened through dam near this waterfall so extremely heavy waterfall can be witnessed here. Sometimes when dam is closed during summer and winter, you will not be able to witness any water here.

4 Siddharth Srivastava - 4 weeks ago

This fall is the main attraction of here otherwise summer house, Nepalese attires statues, lord buddha, are also here with tourist tickets and some small shops. This fall is flowing very fast with loud sound safety measures are there but be attentive with the children. In summer house it is very cool to sit and relax, also can pose under different Nepalese attires. Small idol of goddess in water on which one has to throw coins and can ask the wish.

4 Soumya Senapati - 2 months ago

It's a waterfall with a huge garden, sit outs. Quite liked this place. Great for photoshoot as well, they have a section where you can stand and click picture with traditional outfits of Nepal. You can definitely visit this place whenever in Nepal.

4 Kenny Lobb - 3 weeks ago

Kitschy and cute, is the way I would describe the grounds around the falls. From small scale home made models of Annapurna to those classic body cut outs where you take pictures of friends heads.

The falls themselves are quite a spectacle. We were here in monsoon season and the sheer amount of water rushing over the falls was quite impressive and evoked a primal reaction to stay well back.

I was surprised that the falls are actually where the river drops below ground level into under ground passages.

4/5 for the kitschy grounds and for not having a great high up viewpoint of the falls themselves. Would recommend but not the best water falls I’ve seen.

Price was 100 rupees each.

3 Backpack u0026 us - 6 months ago

Davis falls are surprising as they are unexpected to be located inside the city.
During dry season the water is pretty low compared to monsoon season or wetter days so the water levels can be lower then pictures can display.
Entrance fee: 100rs
There is also a wishing well (with a good game), small Buddha and explanations of the site (name origin…)
The view is limited if the water levels are low so it could be disappointing if you have already seen other larger waterfalls in the past.
The site was named after a Swiss citizen lady who died falling in the waterfall and her name was Davis.

4 Sayeed Syed Abu - 5 months ago

Lack of cleanliness. The falls is not very special and not much attractive. If you have never seen any falls than you may visit. I loved specially taking pictures in Nepali coustumes.