Bandipur Pokhara Tour
Destination:
Nepal
Trip Duration:
7 Days
Max Altitude:
Sarangkot Viewpoint: 1,600 m
Activities:
Tour & Cultural Exploration
Start Point:
Kathmandu
Ending Point:
Kathmandu
Region:
Annapurna
Trip Grade:
Easy to Medium
Group Size:
1-10 Pax
Accomodation:
Standard Hotel/Resort
Meals:
Breakfast
Transportation:
Private Vehicle
Permits Required:
Heritage site entry fees
Best Season:
March, April, May and Sept, Oct, Nov
The Bandipur Pokhara Tour is one of Nepal’s most rewarding short holiday packages, offering the perfect blend of cultural heritage, breathtaking Himalayan scenery, natural beauty and peaceful relaxation. Designed for couples, families, honeymooners, photographers and nature lovers, this unforgettable journey takes you from the timeless hilltop town of Bandipur to the vibrant lakeside city of Pokhara, allowing you to experience two of Nepal’s most iconic destinations in a single trip. Whether you are seeking authentic cultural experiences, panoramic mountain views, or a relaxing getaway surrounded by nature, the Bandipur Pokhara Tour promises an unforgettable travel experience.
Your adventure begins with a scenic drive from Kathmandu to Bandipur, a beautifully preserved hilltop settlement in Tanahun District, located approximately 143 km west of Kathmandu. The drive takes around 4 to 5 hours, depending on road and traffic conditions and offers beautiful views of rivers, terraced farmlands, rolling hills and traditional villages along the way. Once an important trading center on the ancient India–Tibet trade route, Bandipur has carefully preserved its traditional Newari architecture, cobbled streets, historic Temples and rich cultural heritage.
Walking through the charming bazaar feels like stepping back in time, where beautifully restored houses, friendly local communities, and a peaceful atmosphere showcase the authentic lifestyle of rural Nepal. Visitors can explore the lively Bandipur Bazaar, enjoy panoramic Himalayan views from Tundikhel, visit the sacred Khadga Devi Temple, or discover the impressive Siddha Cave, one of the largest caves in Nepal. On clear days, Bandipur offers spectacular views of the Annapurna, Dhaulagiri, Manaslu, Ganesh Himal and Langtang mountain ranges.
After exploring the cultural beauty of Bandipur, the journey continues with a scenic drive of approximately 80 km to Pokhara, which usually takes around 2 to 3 hours, depending on highway traffic and road conditions. Known as Nepal’s most beautiful lakeside city and the gateway to the Annapurna region, Pokhara is nestled beside the tranquil Phewa Lake and surrounded by magnificent Himalayan peaks. The city is famous for its spectacular natural scenery, peaceful atmosphere and exciting attractions.
Visitors can enjoy a relaxing boat ride to the sacred Tal Barahi Temple, admire panoramic views from the World Peace Pagoda, witness the cascading Devi’s fall, explore the mystical Gupteshwor Mahadev Cave, or experience a breathtaking sunrise over the Annapurna and Dhaulagiri ranges from the famous Sarangkot Viewpoint. The vibrant Lakeside area is lined with excellent restaurants, cafés, boutique shops and lakeside accommodations, making it the perfect place to relax and unwind after a memorable day of sightseeing.
Accommodation throughout the tour is provided in carefully selected comfortable hotels, where warm Nepali hospitality is complemented by delicious local and international cuisine. Scenic drives, rich cultural experiences, breathtaking Himalayan panoramas, peaceful lakes, historic landmarks and unforgettable sightseeing opportunities make the Bandipur Pokhara Tour one of Nepal’s finest cultural and leisure holidays.
Explore our detailed itinerary, tour cost and departure dates and let Best Of Nepal Trek create an unforgettable journey through the cultural heart and natural beauty of Nepal.
Bandipur Pokhara Tour Highlights
- Explore the cultural heritage of Bandipur – Discover the charm of this traditional Newari town known for its preserved architecture, cobblestone streets, and warm hospitality.
- Panoramic Himalayan views – Enjoy breathtaking vistas of the Annapurna, Dhaulagiri, Manaslu and Langtang ranges from Bandipur’s scenic viewpoints.
- Experience authentic Newari culture – Visit centuries-old temples, traditional houses, and local markets that reflect Nepal’s rich cultural roots.
- Peaceful hilltop ambiance – Relax in the tranquil environment of Bandipur, away from the city crowds, surrounded by lush hills and mountain scenery.
- Scenic drive to Pokhara – Travel through beautiful countryside landscapes filled with terraced fields, rivers, and green hills on your way to Pokhara.
- Discover Pokhara’s natural wonders – Visit iconic attractions such as Phewa Lake, Devi’s Fall, Mahendra Cave, and the World Peace Pagoda.
- Spectacular sunrise at Sarangkot – Witness the golden sunrise over the snow-capped Annapurna and Dhaulagiri ranges from this famous viewpoint.
- Boating on Phewa Lake – Enjoy a serene boat ride on Pokhara’s tranquil lake with reflections of the Himalayas on clear days.
- Adventure and relaxation combined – Pokhara offers options for paragliding, zip-lining, short hikes, or simply relaxing by the lakeside.
- Perfect blend of culture and nature – This tour beautifully combines Nepal’s cultural essence in Bandipur with the natural splendor and adventure of Pokhara, making it an unforgettable travel experience.
Bandipur Pokhara Tour Route Details
The Bandipur Pokhara Tour begins in Kathmandu, where travelers are welcomed and transferred to their hotel before starting the journey. The route follows the scenic Prithvi Highway, passing through beautiful river valleys, terraced farmland, traditional villages and rolling green hills.
From Kathmandu, the tour heads west to Bandipur, a charming hilltop town known for its preserved Newari culture, traditional architecture, and spectacular Himalayan views. Travelers can explore the historic bazaar, enjoy peaceful surroundings and witness stunning sunrise and sunset panoramas over the mountains.
After exploring Bandipur, the journey continues to Pokhara, Nepal’s famous lake city. The drive offers beautiful countryside scenery before arriving in Pokhara, where visitors can enjoy Phewa Lake, Sarangkot, Davis Falls, caves, temples and breathtaking views of the Annapurna and Machhapuchhre ranges.
The tour concludes with a comfortable drive or optional flight back to Kathmandu, completing a memorable journey through some of Nepal’s most scenic and culturally rich destinations.
Include
The Bandipur Pokhara Tour in Nepal includes all the essential services for a comfortable, safe and memorable travel experience. From accommodation and transportation to sightseeing and a professional tour guide, every detail is carefully arranged to ensure a smooth and hassle-free journey.
Package Includes:
- Airport pick-up and drop-off in Kathmandu
- Comfortable private transportation for the entire trip (Kathmandu – Bandipur – Pokhara – Kathmandu)
- Accommodation in Kathmandu, Bandipur and Pokhara (standard hotels/Resort)
- Daily breakfast and selected meals as mentioned in the itinerary
- Experienced local guide for sightseeing and cultural tours
- Sightseeing activities including the Sarangkot sunrise view, Phewa Lake boating and Bandipur heritage walk
- All applicable government taxes and service charges
Exclude
While the Bandipur Pokhara Tour package covers most major travel expenses, some personal and optional costs are not included.
Package Excludes:
- International or domestic flights to and from Kathmandu
- Lunch and dinner unless specified in the itinerary
- Personal expenses such as beverages, snacks, or souvenirs
- Travel and health insurance (mandatory for all travelers)
- Entry fees to major attractions such as World Peace Pagoda, caves, and heritage sites
- Optional adventure activities not mentioned in the package (e.g., paragliding, ziplining in Pokhara)
- Tips and gratuities for guides, drivers and service staff
These exclusions allow travelers the flexibility to personalize their Bandipur Pokhara Tour according to their interests and budget.
Bandipur Pokhara Tour Itinerary
Upon arrival at Tribhuvan International Airport, you’ll be warmly welcomed by our representative and transferred to your hotel. Take the rest of the day to relax or explore the lively streets of Thamel.
Trip Duration:
30 m Drive
Accomodation:
Standard Hotel
Experience the captivating transition from the capital’s hustle to the timeless tranquility of one of Nepal’s best-preserved Newari towns.
Today, you trade the vibrant energy of Kathmandu for the old-world charm of Bandipur. This isn’t just a transfer; it’s a scenic journey that builds anticipation, culminating in an experience of authentic Nepalese culture and breathtaking Himalayan panoramas.
The Scenic Drive: Kathmandu to Bandipur via Prithvi Highway
The Journey: After an early breakfast, you’ll begin your drive west along the Prithvi Highway. Named after King Prithvi Narayan Shah, this road is a spectacle in itself. The journey winds alongside the roaring Trishuli River, offering mesmerizing views of terraced farms, lush valleys, and traditional villages clinging to the hillsides. Keep your camera handy for glimpses of distant, snow-capped peaks on a clear day.
Arrival in Bandipur: A Step Back in Time
As you leave the highway and ascend the winding road to Bandipur, you’ll feel the modern world melt away. This hilltop settlement is a living museum of Newari culture, meticulously preserving its 18th-century architecture and a tranquil, pedestrian-friendly atmosphere.
Upon arrival, check into your heritage-style hotel and take a moment to absorb the serene ambiance.
Highlights of Your Bandipur Afternoon & Evening
- Explore the Cobblestone Bazaar: The heart of Bandipur is its main street, a car-free cobblestone lane lined with ornate, traditional Newari buildings. A leisurely stroll here is the perfect introduction. You’ll pass by quaint shops, welcoming cafes, and homes with beautifully carved wooden windows.
- Soak in the Traditional Ambiance: The true magic of Bandipur lies in its unhurried pace. Listen to the chatter of locals, observe daily life, and breathe in the history that permeates every corner. The town’s successful community-led preservation efforts have made it a model for cultural heritage tourism in Nepal.
- Seek Out Sunset Views: As the afternoon wanes, make your way to a viewpoint like Tundikhel—a spacious green field at the edge of town. From here, you are rewarded with a panoramic vista of the Himalayan range, including the majestic peaks of the Annapurna and Manaslu massifs. Watching the sunset paint these giants in hues of orange and pink is an unforgettable experience.
Duration: Approximately 4 to 5 hours
Trip Duration:
4-5 Hours
Accomodation:
Standard Hotel
Meals:
Breakfast
Dedicate your day to discovering why Bandipur is a crown jewel of Nepalese heritage, blending stunning nature, deep culture, and warm local encounters.
Today is all about immersion. With no long drives, you have the full day to explore Bandipur’s unique charm at your own pace. From sacred caves and panoramic viewpoints to ancient temples and heartfelt interactions, Day 3 is designed to connect you with the authentic soul of Nepal.
Morning: A Journey to the Depths and the Heights
Start your day with a refreshing breakfast, perhaps with a view of the misty hills. The morning is perfect for combining a subterranean adventure with breathtaking vistas.
Expedition to Siddha Cave (Siddha Gufa):
- The Adventure: Embark on a scenic ~45-minute hike through peaceful villages and lush forests to reach Siddha Cave, the largest cave in Nepal. The journey itself is a beautiful glimpse into rural life.
- The Experience: Equip yourself with a headlamp or flashlight (a local guide can assist) to explore the vast caverns. Inside, you’ll be amazed by the spectacular formations of stalactites and stalagmites, some forming massive natural pillars. The cave holds religious significance and offers a cool, otherworldly experience.
Panoramic Views from Tundikhel:
- After your cave adventure, make your way to Tundikhel, the historic grassy field at the town’s edge. Once a parade ground for the British Gurkha army, it now serves as one of the most stunning viewpoints in central Nepal.
- On a clear day, the vista from here is unparalleled. You can see a sweeping panorama of the Himalayan range, including the majestic peaks of Annapurna II, Annapurna III, Annapurna IV, Dhaulagiri, Manaslu, and Langtang Lirung. It’s a perfect spot for photography and quiet contemplation.
Afternoon: A Cultural Stroll through Living History
After lunch at a local restaurant, spend your afternoon delving into the cultural heart of Bandipur.
- Guided Village Walk: The best way to understand Bandipur is by walking its ancient, cobblestone streets. We recommend a local guide who can share fascinating stories and point out details you might otherwise miss.
Key Landmarks: Your walk will include visits to or views of:
- Bindhyabasini Temple: A revered temple dedicated to Goddess Bindhyabasini, a key spiritual site for locals.
- Khadga Devi Temple: Home to a sacred, ancient sword (Khadga), this temple is central to a famous annual festival and offers deep cultural insight.
- Silk Cotton Tree (Simal Tree): This historic, sprawling tree is a natural landmark and a popular gathering spot, symbolizing the town’s enduring community spirit.
Authentic Newari Culture: Bandipur is a living Newari settlement. Take this opportunity to interact with the friendly locals. Observe craftspeople at work, learn about traditional practices, and see how history and daily life intertwine seamlessly here.
Evening: Savor the Local Flavors
As dusk settles, Bandipur becomes even more magical. The golden hour light bathes the old brick buildings in a warm glow.
- Culinary Experience: For dinner, be sure to try authentic Newari cuisine. Ask your guide or hotel for recommendations to sample local delicacies in a traditional setting.
- Relax and Reflect: Find a rooftop cafe or simply sit on a bench in the main bazaar, enjoying the peaceful evening atmosphere. It’s the perfect time to reflect on a day filled with discovery.
Accomodation:
Standard Hotel
Meals:
Breakfast
Transition from the cultural highlands of Bandipur to the breathtaking beauty of Pokhara, where adventure and relaxation meet on the shores of a pristine lake.
After immersing yourself in the heritage of Bandipur, Day 4 brings you to the tourist capital of the Himalayas: Pokhara. This short and scenic journey leads you to a city renowned for its tranquil lakes, vibrant energy, and some of the most accessible and spectacular mountain views on Earth.
The Route: After a final breakfast with a potential mountain view in Bandipur, you’ll descend back to the Prithvi Highway. The drive continues west, following the river valleys and offering ever-changing landscapes. As you approach the Pokhara Valley, the air becomes noticeably warmer and more humid, and the sight of the sprawling lake signals your arrival.
Arrival in Pokhara: Nepal’s Adventure and Relaxation Hub
Upon arrival in Pokhara, you’ll check into your hotel, most likely in the popular Lakeside area. This bustling, yet laid-back, tourist district is the perfect base for your Pokhara exploration, filled with charming cafes, restaurants, and shops.
Your First Afternoon in Pokhara: Unwind and Be Captivated
The afternoon is deliberately kept free to acclimatize and soak in Pokhara’s unique atmosphere at your own pace. Here are the best ways to spend it:
- Relax by Phewa Lake (Fewa Lake): Find a quiet spot along the shore of Nepal’s second-largest lake. The serene waters and gentle lapping sounds provide an instant sense of calm after your journey.
- Iconic Pokhara Boating Experience: This is a must-do activity. Rent a colorful paddle boat or a shared rowboat and glide across the placid waters of Phewa Lake. The real magic lies in the reflection of the magnificent Mt. Machhapuchhre (Fishtail) and the Annapurna Range mirrored perfectly on the lake’s surface—a photographer’s dream.
- Visit the Tal Barahi Temple: Located on an island in the middle of Phewa Lake, the two-story pagoda-style Tal Barahi Temple is a key landmark. Your boat ride can include a stop here to see this sacred site dedicated to the Hindu goddess Durga.
Evening in Lakeside: Culinary Delights and Lakeside Strolls
As the sun sets behind the hills, painting the sky in vibrant colors, Pokhara’s Lakeside comes alive.
- Dining with a View: Choose from a wide array of restaurants offering everything from traditional Nepalese dal bhat to international cuisine. Many rooftop establishments offer stunning views of the lake and mountains.
- Lakeside Promenade: Take a leisurely stroll along the lake. The area is beautifully lit in the evenings, with a lively but relaxed vibe, perfect for people-watching and browsing the local handicraft shops.
Trip Duration:
3-4 Hours
Accomodation:
Standard Hotel
Meals:
Breakfast
Pack your sense of adventure for a day exploring Pokhara’s most iconic sites, from a Himalayan sunrise that will steal your breath to mystical caves and a tribute to the world’s greatest mountains.
Day 5 is your action-packed immersion into everything that makes Pokhara legendary. This carefully curated itinerary takes you from a pre-dawn viewpoint high in the hills to the sacred depths of a cave, culminating in a deep dive into the history of Himalayan mountaineering.
Pre-Dawn: A Spectacular Sunrise from Sarangkot
- Start Early: Your day begins in the dark with a short drive up to Sarangkot, a hilltop fortress renowned as one of the best sunrise viewpoints in the world.
- The Experience: As the first light of dawn breaks, watch in awe as the sun illuminates the snow-capped peaks of the Annapurna and Dhaulagiri mountain ranges. The sight of the golden hue creeping down the face of the iconic Machhapuchhre (Fishtail) Mountain is a memory you will cherish forever.
- Pro Tip: It can be chilly before sunrise, so dress in layers. Don’t forget your camera and a pair of binoculars for a closer look at the Himalayan giants.
Morning: Waterfalls, Caves & Spiritual Sites
After descending from Sarangkot and enjoying a well-deserved breakfast, embark on a tour of Pokhara’s key natural and cultural landmarks.
- Devi’s Fall (Patale Chhango):Witness the raw power of nature where the Pardi Khola river vanishes into a deep, narrow gorge, creating a powerful waterfall. The story behind its name (involving a tourist named David) adds a layer of local legend to your visit.
- Gupteshwor Mahadev Cave:Located directly across from Devi’s Fall, this is one of Nepal’s longest caves. Descend into its spiritual depths to find a revered Shiva Lingam and intricate stalactites. The main highlight is the viewing platform that lets you see Devi’s Fall thunderously from inside the cave, a truly unique perspective.
- World Peace Pagoda (Shanti Stupa):Reachable by a short boat ride across Phewa Lake and a scenic hike (or drive), this brilliant white stupa stands as a symbol of peace. The effort is rewarded with unbeatable 360-degree views of Pokhara city, the lake, and the Annapurna Range. It’s a serene and photogenic spot.
Afternoon: Culture and Mountain History
- Bindhyabasini Temple:Located on a small hillock, this is one of Pokhara’s oldest and most sacred temples. Dedicated to Goddess Bhagwati, an incarnation of Durga, the temple offers a peaceful atmosphere and a beautiful vantage point over the old part of the city.
- International Mountain Museum:This world-class museum is a must-visit for anyone fascinated by the Himalayas. It offers a comprehensive look at the culture, geology, and mountaineering history of the region. Explore exhibits on the people of the mountains, see replicas of famous peaks, and learn about the legendary climbers who have tackled them.
Evening: Relax and Reflect on Your Adventures
- After a full day of exploration, your evening is free to relax.
- Lakeside Leisure: Enjoy a final stroll along Phewa Lake as the sun sets.
- Farewell Dinner: Choose a restaurant in Lakeside for a farewell dinner, perhaps trying a dish you haven’t had yet.
- Celebrate Your Journey: Reflect on the incredible experiences of the past five days, from the cultural gems of Kathmandu and Bandipur to the natural splendors of Pokhara.
Accomodation:
Standard Hotel
Meals:
Breakfast
As your memorable journey through Nepal’s cultural and natural heartland draws to a close, enjoy one last spectacular drive back to the vibrant capital. This final leg is more than just a transfer; it’s a last opportunity to soak in the breathtaking landscapes that define this beautiful country.
The Journey: A Picturesque Farewell on Prithvi Highway
After a final, relaxing breakfast amidst Pokhara’s serene ambiance, you will begin your scenic drive to Kathmandu. The route follows the famous Prithvi Highway, a journey that perfectly encapsulates the diverse beauty of Nepal.
- Scenic Highlights: The road winds alongside the turquoise waters of the Trishuli River, offering ever-changing vistas of lush, terraced hillsides, traditional villages, and verdant valleys. Keep your camera handy for final glimpses of the distant Himalayan foothills and the lively scenes of daily life along the highway.
- Travel Comfort: We recommend making a stop at one of the many roadside eateries to enjoy a local lunch and a refreshing cup of Nepali chiya (tea), breaking up the journey pleasantly.
Upon Arrival in Kathmandu: An Evening at Leisure
After arriving in Kathmandu, you will be conveniently transferred to your hotel. With the formal itinerary complete, the remainder of your day is free to unwind or explore at your own pace.
Here are perfect ways to spend your final evening in Nepal:
- Relax and Reflect: Unwind at your hotel, processing the incredible experiences from the lakeside serenity of Pokhara and the cultural charm of Bandipur.
- Last-Minute Souvenir Shopping: Dive back into the bustling streets of Thamel for last-minute gifts like handicrafts, pashmina shawls, or traditional singing bowls.
- Farewell Dinner: Celebrate your journey with a final, delicious Nepalese meal at a rooftop restaurant or a cozy traditional eatery.
Trip Duration:
6-7 Hours
Accomodation:
Standard Hotel
Meals:
Breakfast
According to your flight schedule, our team will transfer you to Tribhuvan International Airport for your onward journey.
Trip Duration:
30 m Drive
Meals:
Breakfast
Packing List for the Bandipur Pokhara Tour
Clothing:
- Lightweight and breathable t-shirts and shirts
- Warm jacket or fleece for cool evenings
- Long pants and shorts suitable for trekking and sightseeing
- Raincoat or waterproof jacket for unexpected showers
- Comfortable walking shoes or trekking shoes
- Sandals or flip-flops for hotel and lakeside areas
- Hat, cap, or sunglasses for sun protection
- Warm gloves and scarf for higher viewpoints like Sarangkot
Accessories:
- Daypack for carrying essentials during sightseeing
- Water bottle to stay hydrated
- Sunscreen and lip balm with SPF
- Camera or smartphone for capturing scenic views
- Power bank and charging cables
Personal Items:
- Basic toiletries (toothbrush, toothpaste, soap, shampoo)
- Personal medications and a small first aid kit
- Travel documents: Passport, visa, insurance, ID and itinerary
- Snacks for road trips or day excursions
Optional Items:
- Trekking poles for easy walking
- Binoculars for birdwatching or mountain viewing
- Lightweight binoculars or travel journal
This packing list ensures you are well-prepared for sightseeing, short hikes, and cultural experiences during the Bandipur Pokhara Tour, making your trip safe, comfortable, and memorable.
Bandipur Pokhara Tour FAQs
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Most travelers joining the Bandipur Pokhara Tour in Nepal can easily obtain a visa on arrival at Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu. The process is simple, fast and convenient for tourists visiting Nepal.
Before traveling, make sure your passport is valid for at least 6 months from your date of entry. Some nationalities may have different entry requirements, so it is always best to check in advance.
On arrival, you need to complete a visa application form, pay the required visa fee, and receive your visa at the immigration counter. Tourist visas are usually available for 15, 30, or 90 days, depending on your travel plans.
For the most accurate and updated visa rules, it is recommended to check the official immigration website http://www.nepalimmigration.gov.np of Nepal before your trip.
Our team will warmly welcome you upon your arrival at Tribhuvan International Airport, Kathmandu. A representative will be waiting outside the terminal holding a Best Of Nepal Trek signboard with your name, making it easy for you to identify them.
After meeting our staff, you will be transferred comfortably to your hotel in a private tourist vehicle, ensuring a smooth, safe and hassle-free start to your Bandipur Pokhara Tour.
The Bandipur Pokhara Tour is a perfect Nepal holiday package that combines rich cultural heritage, breathtaking mountain scenery and relaxing lakeside experiences. This journey takes you to the charming hilltop town of Bandipur, famous for its traditional Newari architecture, peaceful atmosphere and panoramic Himalayan views. You can stroll through historic streets, experience authentic local culture and enjoy spectacular sunrise and sunset vistas.
The tour continues to Pokhara, Nepal’s most beautiful lake city, where visitors can enjoy boating on Phewa Lake, visit waterfalls and caves and admire the stunning Annapurna and Machhapuchhre mountain ranges. Suitable for families, couples and solo travelers, the Bandipur Pokhara Tour offers the perfect balance of culture, nature, comfort and unforgettable sightseeing experiences in Nepal.
We recommend budgeting approximately USD 40–50 per person per day for personal expenses during the Bandipur Pokhara Tour. This amount is generally sufficient for lunch and dinner, snacks, tea, coffee, bottled water, soft drinks and small personal purchases. You may also use this budget for optional activities, souvenirs, or entrance fees not included in your package.
Travelers who prefer extra comfort, alcoholic beverages, or additional sightseeing activities may wish to carry a slightly higher amount. Having some extra cash on hand ensures a more flexible and enjoyable travel experience while exploring the cultural charm of Bandipur and the scenic beauty of Pokhara.
The Bandipur Pokhara Tour is planned at a relaxed and comfortable pace, allowing travelers to fully enjoy cultural attractions, natural scenery, and local experiences without feeling rushed. Daily sightseeing includes short walks, easy visits to historic sites, viewpoints, lakes, and local markets.
Travel between destinations is smooth and comfortable, with enough time for photo stops and short breaks along the way. This makes the journey enjoyable rather than tiring.
The tour is suitable for travelers of all ages, including families, couples, and senior visitors. No trekking experience or special fitness level is required, making it a stress-free way to explore two of Nepal’s most beautiful destinations.
Accommodation on the Bandipur Pokhara Tour is comfortable and suitable for all types of travelers. In Bandipur, you will find charming heritage-style boutique hotels and cozy guesthouses, many with traditional architecture and peaceful mountain views. These stays offer a quiet, cultural atmosphere that matches the old-town charm of Bandipur.
In Pokhara, a wide range of hotels is available, from budget guesthouses to luxury lakeside hotels and resorts. Most accommodations are located around the popular Lakeside area, offering easy access to restaurants, shops and Phewa Lake.
Overall, the tour provides clean, comfortable, and well-located lodging options, making it suitable for families, couples and solo travelers with different budgets and preferences.
Yes, private rooms are easily available during the Bandipur Pokhara Tour. Most hotels and guesthouses in both Bandipur and Pokhara offer twin or double rooms with private bathrooms, making the stay comfortable and private for travelers.
In Bandipur, boutique hotels and heritage-style lodges usually provide quiet private rooms with mountain or village views. In Pokhara, a wide range of hotels around Lakeside offer private rooms from budget to luxury categories, depending on your preference and budget.
Private accommodation is a common choice for couples, families and solo travelers who want more comfort and privacy throughout the journey. It is recommended to book in advance during peak seasons like spring and autumn for better availability.
The Bandipur Pokhara Tour does not require any special physical fitness level. It is an easy and comfortable travel experience designed for all types of travelers, including families, beginners and senior visitors.
The tour mainly involves short walks in Bandipur and Pokhara, such as exploring local streets, viewpoints, lakeside areas and cultural sites. There is no trekking or high-altitude hiking involved, so you do not need prior trekking experience or strong physical training.
A basic level of walking ability is enough to enjoy the journey comfortably. With regular rest stops, smooth transportation and relaxed sightseeing schedules, the tour remains stress-free and suitable for almost everyone.
Yes, travel insurance is highly recommended—and often required—for the Bandipur Pokhara Tour. It helps protect you from unexpected situations such as trip delays, cancellations, medical emergencies, or lost belongings during your journey in Nepal.
Even though this tour is easy and low-altitude, having insurance gives you extra peace of mind while traveling between Kathmandu, Bandipur and Pokhara. It is especially useful for covering medical expenses or emergency support if needed.
For a smooth and worry-free experience, make sure your insurance covers medical care, travel delays, so you can enjoy your trip with confidence.
In case of an emergency during the Bandipur Pokhara Tour, the most important step is to stay calm and respond quickly. Immediately inform your guide, driver, or Our Office (travel agency), so they can provide proper assistance and take necessary action.
Your guide is trained to handle unexpected situations and will help you access medical support, transportation, or local services if needed. In most cases, assistance can be arranged quickly in both Bandipur and Pokhara, where basic medical facilities are available.
Keeping emergency contacts saved and staying with your group also helps ensure a safe and smooth travel experience throughout the tour.
The best time to visit the Bandipur Pokhara Tour in Nepal is during the spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November) seasons. These months offer stable weather conditions, clear blue skies, and excellent visibility of the Himalayas.
During spring, the landscapes are vibrant with blooming flowers and pleasant temperatures, making sightseeing very enjoyable. Autumn provides crystal-clear mountain views after the monsoon, along with comfortable weather for travel and photography.
These seasons are considered ideal for exploring Kathmandu, Bandipur and Pokhara, as they offer the best combination of natural beauty, smooth travel conditions and unforgettable mountain scenery.
It is not recommended to drink untreated tap water during the Bandipur Pokhara Tour or while traveling in Nepal. Local water sources are not always purified, and drinking untreated water may increase the risk of stomach problems or illness during your journey.
Instead, travelers are advised to use bottled water, boiled water, or purified water available at hotels and restaurants. Many visitors also carry water purification tablets or portable filters for extra safety and convenience.
Following these simple precautions helps ensure a safe, healthy and comfortable travel experience throughout the tour.
Elevation Information:
This tour takes you through scenic destinations at comfortable elevations:
Bandipur: 1,030 m (3,379 ft)
Pokhara: 822 m (2,697 ft)
Sarangkot Viewpoint: 1,600 m (5,249 ft)
With all locations below 1,600 meters, this itinerary is suitable for most travelers and does not involve high-altitude travel, ensuring a safe and enjoyable experience.
Yes, communication is easily available throughout the Bandipur Pokhara Tour. Most hotels, restaurants and tourist areas provide mobile network coverage and internet access.
In both Bandipur and Pokhara, major Nepali SIM networks such as NTC and Ncell work well for calls, messages, and mobile data. Wi-Fi is also commonly available in hotels, cafes, and guesthouses, especially in Pokhara’s Lakeside area.
However, in some rural or hilltop viewpoints, the signal may be slightly weaker. For smooth communication, it is recommended to carry a local SIM card or use hotel Wi-Fi when needed.
Yes, restrooms are available along the Bandipur Pokhara Tour route, especially in hotels, restaurants, tourist stops and major sightseeing areas.
In Bandipur and Pokhara, most hotels, cafes and public places provide clean and accessible toilet facilities for travelers. During road travel between destinations, you will also find rest stops where basic restrooms are available.
However, facilities may be more limited in remote or less developed areas, so it is a good idea to use restrooms whenever they are available during stops. Carrying tissues or hand sanitizer can also make the journey more comfortable.
Yes, laundry services are easily available during the Bandipur Pokhara Tour, especially in Pokhara and in some hotels in Bandipur.
In Pokhara, many hotels, guesthouses and local laundries offer same-day or next-day washing services at reasonable prices. In Bandipur, smaller guesthouses may also provide basic laundry service, or they can arrange it through nearby facilities.
For short tours, many travelers prefer to pack light and use these services when needed. It is a convenient option that helps keep your clothes fresh and comfortable throughout the journey.
Yes, you can easily charge your electronic devices during the Bandipur Pokhara Tour. Most hotels, guesthouses and restaurants in both Bandipur and Pokhara provide electricity and charging points for phones, cameras and other devices.
In Bandipur, electricity is generally reliable and hotels usually have charging facilities in rooms or common areas. In Pokhara, especially in the Lakeside area, charging options are widely available in hotels and cafes.
It is still a good idea to carry a universal travel adapter and a power bank, as power cuts can occasionally happen in some areas. This ensures your devices stay charged and ready throughout the tour.
There are no strict age limits for the Bandipur Pokhara Tour or most sightseeing tours in Nepal. This trip is designed to be easy, safe and comfortable, making it suitable for travelers of all ages.
Children, young adults, adults and senior travelers can all enjoy this tour without difficulty, as it does not involve trekking or high physical strain. Activities mainly include short walks, cultural sightseeing and comfortable travel by vehicle.
However, for very young children or elderly travelers, it is recommended to ensure proper care, travel insurance and regular rest stops for a smooth and enjoyable experience.
No, previous hiking or tour experience is not necessary for the Bandipur Pokhara Tour. This is an easy sightseeing journey, not a trekking or high-altitude hiking trip.
The tour mainly involves comfortable travel by vehicle and light walking while exploring towns, viewpoints, lakes and cultural sites. The pace is relaxed and suitable even for first-time travelers in Nepal.
Anyone with normal fitness and the ability to walk short distances can enjoy this tour comfortably, making it ideal for families, beginners and senior travelers.
No, you do not need to rent sleeping bags or down jackets for the Bandipur Pokhara Tour. This is a comfortable sightseeing tour, not a trekking expedition, so you will be staying in hotels with proper beds, blankets and warm bedding.
In Bandipur and Pokhara, accommodation is well-equipped, especially during standard tourist seasons. However, if you are traveling in winter (December to February), it is a good idea to carry a light warm jacket or sweater for cooler mornings and evenings.
Overall, normal seasonal clothing is enough and extra trekking gear like sleeping bags is not required.
For the Bandipur Pokhara Tour, it is best to travel with light and manageable luggage. Since this is a comfortable sightseeing tour, you will not need heavy trekking gear or large backpacks.
A small suitcase or medium backpack is usually enough for clothing, personal items and basic travel essentials. Hotels in both Bandipur and Pokhara provide storage space, so you can keep your belongings safe and organized during your stay.
It is recommended to pack comfortable clothes, walking shoes, a light jacket, toiletries and essential electronics. Keeping your baggage light makes travel easier and more enjoyable throughout the journey.
Yes, in a professional and well-organized Bandipur Pokhara Tour, guides and drivers are usually properly insured. Reputable travel companies in Nepal provide insurance coverage for their staff, including guides and drivers, to ensure safety during the trip.
This insurance generally covers accidents, health emergencies, and travel-related risks while they are working on the tour. It helps ensure that guests receive safe and reliable service throughout the journey.
When booking your tour, it is always a good idea to choose a trusted company that follows safety standards and provides insured, trained, and experienced staff for a smooth travel experience.
Yes, most guides on the Bandipur Pokhara Tour speak good English. They are trained to communicate clearly with international travelers and help you understand local culture, history and attractions during the journey.
Your guide will assist with sightseeing, explain important places in simple English and support you throughout the tour to make your experience smooth and enjoyable.
In addition to English, many guides in Nepal also speak other languages such as Hindi, making communication even easier for different travelers.
Departures for the Bandipur Pokhara Tour are generally guaranteed once your booking is confirmed, especially when you travel with us.
We offer both private tours and group trips, which can be arranged on any preferred date for your convenience. Once your trip is confirmed, we ensure smooth arrangements and reliable service throughout the journey.
However, during peak seasons such as spring (March–May) and autumn (September–November), we recommend booking in advance to secure availability and the best travel experience.
If your Bandipur Pokhara Tour is delayed or changes due to weather conditions, health issues, or personal reasons, you may need to stay extra nights in Kathmandu.
In such cases, we will assist you in arranging hotel accommodation and necessary support in Kathmandu, Pokhara or Bandipur to ensure a comfortable and stress-free stay.
However, please note that the cost of additional hotel nights, meals and related services will need to be covered by the traveler.
In the Bandipur Pokhara Tour or any travel in Nepal, there may be situations where travelers are unable to complete the journey due to health issues, personal reasons, or unexpected circumstances.
Please note that in such cases, no refunds are provided for unused tour days or services, as most arrangements such as accommodation, transportation, guides and driver services are confirmed and prepaid in advance before the tour begins.
However, our team will always provide full support, guidance and necessary assistance to help manage any changes smoothly and ensure your safety and comfort throughout the trip.
During the Bandipur Pokhara Tour, you can support local communities in simple but meaningful ways. Choosing locally owned hotels, restaurants and guides helps generate income directly for residents and strengthens the local economy.
Buying handmade souvenirs, crafts and local products in Bandipur and Pokhara is another great way to support artisans and small businesses. Respecting local culture, traditions and heritage sites also plays an important role in responsible travel.
You can further contribute by using less plastic, disposing of waste properly and conserving water and energy during your stay. These small actions help protect the environment and preserve the beauty of Nepal for future visitors.
Bandipur Pokhara Tour Good To Know
The Bandipur Pokhara region offers a unique blend of historical significance, traditional culture, and natural beauty, making it one of Nepal’s most fascinating travel destinations.
Bandipur:
Bandipur is a hilltop town with a rich Newar heritage, historically a bustling trading post on the India-Tibet trade route. Its cobbled streets, traditional Newari houses, and centuries-old temples reflect the town’s long-standing cultural significance. Bandipur has preserved much of its authentic rural charm, allowing travelers to experience traditional festivals, local music, and dance performances.
The town also showcases a blend of Hindu and Buddhist influences, evident in its temples, shrines, and community practices. Visitors can explore the Tundikhel viewpoint, Siddha Cave, and local handicraft markets, gaining insight into the town’s historical and cultural heritage.
Pokhara:
Pokhara, Nepal’s second-largest city, has historically been a hub for trade, agriculture, and tourism, connecting the Kathmandu Valley with the Annapurna region. The city is home to diverse ethnic groups, including Gurung, Magar and Thakali communities, each contributing to Pokhara’s vibrant cultural tapestry. Pokhara’s lakeside area, particularly Phewa Lake, offers a harmonious blend of nature and culture, with temples such as Bindhyabasini Temple and landmarks like the World Peace Pagoda reflecting the spiritual heritage of the region. Pokhara also serves as a gateway for Himalayan expeditions, blending modern tourism with traditional lifestyles.
Together, Bandipur and Pokhara provide travelers with an opportunity to immerse themselves in Nepalese history, architecture, religious traditions, and local customs, all set against the backdrop of breathtaking Himalayan scenery. This combination of cultural richness and natural beauty makes the region a must-visit destination for those seeking an authentic Nepalese experience.
The Bandipur Pokhara Tour takes you through some of central and western Nepal’s most scenic and culturally rich destinations.
- Bandipur:A picturesque hilltop town in the Tanahun District, Bandipur is located approximately 143 km west of Kathmandu. Perched at an elevation of 1,030 meters (3,379 feet), it offers panoramic views of the Himalayas, traditional Newari architecture, cobbled streets, and a serene cultural atmosphere. Bandipur is easily accessible via a scenic drive from Kathmandu, passing through lush valleys and terraced farmlands.
- Pokhara:Situated in the Kaski District of western Nepal, Pokhara lies about 200 km west of Kathmandu at an elevation of 822 meters (2,697 feet). It is a lakeside city nestled below the Annapurna and Dhaulagiri mountain ranges, famous for attractions like Phewa Lake, Sarangkot viewpoint, Devi’s Fall, and World Peace Pagoda. Pokhara serves as a gateway for adventure tourism and Himalayan expeditions while offering a relaxing lakeside atmosphere.
The tour typically starts in Kathmandu, traveling first to Bandipur, then onward to Pokhara, before returning to Kathmandu. This route combines cultural exploration, scenic drives, and natural beauty, making it accessible and enjoyable for travelers of all ages.
The Bandipur Pokhara Tour offers travelers an opportunity to experience the authentic lifestyle of Nepalese hill and lakeside communities, interacting with locals in traditional villages and towns.
Bandipur Villages:
Bandipur is surrounded by small Newari villages where locals maintain age-old traditions and customs. Walking through cobbled streets and local markets, you’ll meet friendly residents who are often eager to share stories about their culture, festivals, and daily life. You may observe traditional farming practices, handicraft production, and temple rituals, giving insight into the region’s rich cultural heritage.
Pokhara and Surrounding Villages:
Around Pokhara, you’ll encounter Gurung, Magar, and Thakali communities, each with unique traditions, dress, and cuisine. Lakeside villages and hillside settlements offer opportunities to witness local festivals, visit traditional homes, and try regional food. A visit to Phewa Lake or Sarangkot can also introduce you to villagers engaged in boating, agriculture, or small-scale trade.
Throughout the tour, friendly interactions with local people provide a deeper understanding of Nepalese hospitality, rural life, and cultural diversity. These experiences make the journey more immersive and memorable, connecting travelers to the heart of Nepal beyond the usual sightseeing.
The Bandipur Pokhara region is rich in biodiversity, offering travelers a glimpse of Nepal’s natural beauty and wildlife along with its cultural attractions.
Flora:
- Bandipur and surrounding hills are covered with lush forests of pine, oak, rhododendron and sal trees.
- During spring (March–May), the hills are adorned with colorful rhododendron blooms, creating stunning scenic views.
- In Pokhara and nearby valleys, you’ll find tropical and subtropical vegetation, including bamboo groves, ferns, and flowering plants around lakes and riverbanks.
Fauna on the Bandipur Pokhara Tour:
- The region is home to various bird species, such as kingfishers, hornbills and Himalayan monals, making it ideal for birdwatchers.
- Small mammals like squirrels, langurs and mongoose can often be spotted in forested areas.
- In Pokhara’s lakes and rivers, you may encounter fish species, turtles, and migratory waterbirds, adding to the ecological diversity.
The combination of rich flora, diverse fauna and scenic landscapes makes the Bandipur Pokhara Tour not only culturally enriching but also a treat for nature lovers, photographers and wildlife enthusiasts.
The Bandipur Pokhara Tour is perfect for travelers of all ages, as it travels at moderate elevations, minimizing the risk of altitude sickness. With altitudes ranging from 822 meters in Pokhara to 1,600 meters at Sarangkot viewpoint, the tour remains comfortably below high-altitude levels, making it safe for most visitors.
Light walking, short hikes, and scenic drives allow your body to adjust naturally, while staying hydrated and taking breaks enhances comfort. These moderate elevations ensure a relaxed and enjoyable experience, allowing travelers to fully appreciate Nepal’s stunning landscapes, cultural heritage, and panoramic Himalayan views.
Is the Bandipur Pokhara Tour an Adventure Trip?
The Bandipur Pokhara Tour is primarily a cultural and scenic sightseeing tour rather than a high-adventure expedition. It focuses on exploring historic hill towns, lakeside cities, and Himalayan viewpoints at moderate elevations, making it suitable for travelers of all ages and fitness levels.
While it does not involve strenuous trekking or extreme sports, the tour offers mild adventure experiences, such as:
- Hiking to viewpoints like Sarangkot for sunrise over the Himalayas
- Boating on Phewa Lake
- Exploring caves and traditional villages
For travelers seeking a relaxed mix of culture, nature, and light adventure, this tour provides the perfect balance of scenic beauty and immersive local experiences without the intensity of high-altitude or extreme adventure trips.
The Bandipur Pokhara Tour is considered very safe for travelers of all ages and fitness levels due to its moderate elevations, well-established routes, and reliable infrastructure. The tour avoids high-altitude trekking, extreme weather, and physically demanding trails, making it accessible and comfortable.
Safety Highlights:
- Moderate altitudes (822–1,600 meters) reduce the risk of altitude sickness.
- Experienced local guides accompany you throughout the tour, providing guidance and assistance.
- Private or well-maintained vehicles ensure safe travel between Kathmandu, Bandipur, and Pokhara.
- Accommodation and meals are arranged in reputable hotels, guesthouses, or homestays.
- Standard health precautions such as staying hydrated, using sunscreen, and dressing appropriately for weather conditions are recommended.
Overall, with proper preparation and guidance, the Bandipur Pokhara Tour offers a secure and enjoyable experience, allowing travelers to explore Nepal’s cultural, natural, and scenic beauty with peace of mind.
The Bandipur Pokhara Tour are easily accessible from Kathmandu, which serves as the starting and ending point of the journey.
Getting There:
- From Kathmandu to Bandipur: The journey is typically by private car, jeep, or tourist bus, taking around 4–5 hours via the Prithvi Highway. The route passes through scenic hills, rivers, and terraced farmlands.
- From Bandipur to Pokhara: Travel by private vehicle or tourist bus for approximately 3–4 hours, enjoying panoramic mountain views and lush landscapes along the way.
Returning to Kathmandu:
- From Pokhara to Kathmandu: The drive takes around 6–7 hours via the Prithvi Highway. Travelers can enjoy views of hills, rivers, and rural villages during the journey.
- Private transportation is recommended for comfort, flexibility, and scenic stops along the route.
This combination of scenic drives and comfortable transport makes the Bandipur Pokhara Tour convenient, safe, and enjoyable, allowing travelers to fully appreciate the beauty of Nepal without the need for flights or high-altitude trekking.
The Bandipur Pokhara Tour travels through domestic tourist destinations at moderate elevations, so no special trekking or climbing permits are required for travelers.
Key Points:
- Bandipur: No entry permit is needed to explore the town or nearby attractions. Some private sites or caves may have small entrance fees, which go toward maintenance.
- Pokhara: Similarly, sightseeing in Pokhara does not require permits, though some attractions such as World Peace Pagoda, Tal Barahi Temple, or the International Mountain Museum may charge minimal entry fees.
- Nepal Tourist Visa: While no special permits are required for this tour, all foreign visitors need a valid Nepal tourist visa, available on arrival at Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu.
Overall, the Bandipur Pokhara Tour are hassle-free in terms of permits, allowing travelers to focus on cultural exploration, scenic beauty, and leisure activities without additional bureaucratic requirements.
Ensure a safe and worry-free Bandipur Pokhara Tour by securing travel insurance before your trip. While the tour takes place at moderate elevations, insurance protects against medical emergencies, trip cancellations, lost belongings, and minor accidents during sightseeing or optional activities.
With coverage for medical treatment and emergency evacuation, you can fully enjoy Bandipur’s traditional hilltop charm, Pokhara’s serene lakes, and panoramic Himalayan views at Sarangkot. Travel insurance adds peace of mind, making your Nepal cultural and scenic tour safe and enjoyable.
During the Bandipur Pokhara Tour, keeping your phones, cameras, and gadgets charged is easy. Most hotels and lodges in Bandipur, Pokhara and Kathmandu provide electrical outlets, and Pokhara offers more reliable Wi-Fi and internet services.
Nepal uses 220V electricity with Type C, D, and M plugs, so bringing a universal adapter and power bank is recommended. These travel tips ensure you stay connected, capture memories, and enjoy your Nepal adventure without interruptions.
The Bandipur Pokhara Tour offer comfortable and memorable accommodations for all types of travelers.
Bandipur: Stay in guesthouses, boutique hotels, or traditional homestays with modern amenities, hot showers, and scenic Himalayan views. Many offer home-cooked meals for an authentic local experience.
Pokhara: Choose from lakeside hotels, resorts, and guesthouses with stunning views of Phewa Lake and the Annapurna range. Facilities often include restaurants, cafes, and recreational areas for relaxation.
Traveler Tips: Book in advance during peak seasons (Spring and Autumn), and opt for hilltop or lakeside rooms for the best views.
With a mix of traditional charm in Bandipur and modern comfort in Pokhara, the tour ensures a pleasant, restful, and enjoyable stay throughout your journey in N
Yes, it is possible to explore Bandipur Pokhara Tour without a guide, especially for independent travelers who enjoy self-paced sightseeing. Both destinations are well-marked, accessible, and safe, with clear roads, walking paths, and easily reachable attractions.
However, hiring a guide offers several benefits:
- Local insights: Learn about Bandipur’s Newari heritage, temples, and cultural traditions.
- Pokhara highlights: Guides provide information on Sarangkot, Phewa Lake, World Peace Pagoda and local history.
- Efficient itinerary: Save time navigating roads, finding attractions, and understanding cultural etiquette.
- Language support: Guides help communicate with locals and vendors, enhancing your experience.
For travelers seeking in-depth cultural knowledge, scenic storytelling, and hassle-free travel, a professional guide enhances the overall tour experience. For those who prefer independent travel, Bandipur and Pokhara are still safe and enjoyable destinations to explore on your own.
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The Bandipur Pokhara Tour are easy to moderate, suitable for all ages and fitness levels. It involves scenic drives, gentle walks in Bandipur, and light sightseeing in Pokhara including Phewa Lake, Sarangkot sunrise and World Peace Pagoda. With moderate elevations (822–1,600 meters) and a relaxed itinerary, the tour offers a comfortable and enjoyable experience for every traveler.
During the Bandipur Pokhara Tour, staying connected is generally convenient, though availability may vary by location.
Bandipur:
- Internet access is limited in some areas; small guesthouses may offer Wi-Fi, but speed can be slow.
- Mobile data is the most reliable way to stay connected in Bandipur.
Pokhara:
- Pokhara provides better Wi-Fi and internet connectivity, especially in Lakeside hotels, cafes, and restaurants.
- Mobile networks like Ncell and Nepal Telecom have good coverage throughout the city and main tourist areas.
Tips for Travelers:
- Carry a local SIM card for reliable internet and calls.
- Download offline maps and travel guides before visiting Bandipur for smoother navigation.
- Keep in mind that some remote viewpoints or hilltop areas may have limited or no connectivity.
Overall, while Bandipur may have sporadic Wi-Fi, Pokhara ensures good internet access, allowing travelers to share photos, stay connected, and plan daily sightseeing without major issues.
The Bandipur Pokhara Tour is an ideal way to experience Nepal’s cultural heritage and natural beauty while staying within a reasonable budget. For 2025–2026, the tour cost per person generally ranges from USD 500 to 1200, depending on factors such as group size, accommodation type, transportation and included activities.
Reviews
Wonderful Bandipur to Pokhara Tour with Best Of Nepal Trek
I had a wonderful Bandipur to Pokhara Sightseeing Tour with Best Of Nepal Trek. The rich cultural heritage of Bandipur and the scenic beauty of Pokhara made this journey truly memorable.
A special thanks to our guide, Arjun, for his excellent support, local knowledge and professional service throughout the trip. Everything was well organized and I highly recommend Best Of Nepal Trek for an enjoyable and hassle-free travel experience in Nepal.Karen
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