Davi's Fall

Namrata Sharma

in the last week

There be no fees for the locals. It used to be a community area, good for young ones to have a peaceful study or evening stroll once. Now everything is commercialised and looks so artificial with no soul left. There used to be lively and lovely conversation between tourists n young locals who would share their stories, life in the area as it is and it was a beautiful place to go n meet new people but now it is like a movie show. Just buy tickets, enter, click pics n return. Nothing human, nothing personal.

manzana pan

in the last week

A nice waterfall, apparently it was called after a Swiss tourist named David fell inside and died - here's a fact for you! (From "lonely planet") the entrance costs 30 NPR per person and there's not much to see. There's a toilet for visitors inside and a market selling memorabilia surrounding the site.

Ramesh Bommisetty

2 weeks ago

If you want to see the water gushing in full force, this is the place. Apart from this, there was nothing really great. There is a wishing well at this place where people drop a coin in the well, if the coin drops on the specific spot that is mentioned, you get your wish to be fulfilled. Nice place

Saramsh Gautam

2 weeks ago

The flow of the water was super fast. It is a place to check out if you're in Pokhara. But I enjoyed more shopping in the market there at the exit gate.

Muhammad Waleed Sadiq

2 months ago

After visiting the World Peace Pagoda Temple, our next stop was the Davis Fall. The place is quite interesting and we had no idea about the history of it. There's nothing much to do inside apart from the high speed water rushing through. It's a nice visiting place if you are in Pokhara.