Devi's Fall Pokhara

This place is truly remarkable! Situated right in the city center, it's incredibly convenient to reach. The most fascinating part is the waterfalls, which cascade down into deep caves within the earth. It's a unique and awe-inspiring natural wonder that you don't want to miss.

I can define this place unique waterfall where the water disappear from your eyes as soon as it is falling. Lush green and close to nature place. Admission is trying to make this place as park. Wish pool is good to see.

The real view of this fall is from the temple just next to his fall because it goes into that cave which is million year old although its a new fold mountain cave but it's still too historical place to visit and where Davis fall meets its end it is clearly visible from the depths of caves end
Going in is easy and remember it has some very steep and tiny walkway in cave but it's fun and you might feel some exertion while coming up from cave because of less oxygen in there and wait outside if people are more in the cave because you may feel oxygen imbalance

My visit to Davis Falls in Pokhara was an incredible experience. The fall was breathtaking, and the natural beauty of the surroundings left me speechless. The refreshing atmosphere and the stunning scenes made it a truly unforgettable destination.

A nice natural waterfall in the heart of the town
We have a walk way both sides with shops selling all fancy things
We have to pay 80 NPR to get in and first there is a common garden area and down the steps you can see the marvel of world
The waterfall gushing and disappearing to underground
A must visit place when in pokhara

Pokhara Devi' falls is a must to watch tourist spot. This the best water fall I have seen yet. There is story behind the name of a Devi's Falls. A foreigner went their with his child. And the child went to the Falls to take a bath , but missfourtanetly force of water carried the child away and no can find the child. So the angry foreigner told that this Falls is possed by a Devil. From then onwards the the name of the Falls became Devi' Falls. For that reason the entire Falls is surrounded by a Iron Cage. Entry fees for Devi's Falls is 100 Nepali Rupee.

The waterfall is really beautiful and fascinating as the water disappears in front of your eyes.
It's a must visit place in pokhara
also requires an entry ticket

Very cool place with a small entry fee. Not the best for disabled as there are stairs (not much)… it’s a small area and close to shops, where u can see the waterfall go underground

This is one of the most visited place in Pokhara. The falls from this site passes to cave which is called Mahadev Gupteshwar cave which is also a tourist place. In nepalese the fall is called as Patale Chango which means underwater's fall. If you are planning to visit Pokhara then add this place in your bucket list.

It is a nice place to hear the sound of the water. It will cost you 80NPR per person if you are a citizen of SAARC country. For others, the entry fee is 150NPR.

Brilliant little place. Very old judging by the erosion and the falls plunge way way down into the depths.Well worth the small entrance fee.

It's a unique waterfall which disappears under the ground and flushes out kms away from this place.Its a sacred place too apart from being a tourist place.Its worth visiting and experiencing the beauty of this waterfall.Pokhra is full of surprises and beautiful experience.

It's a viewer's delight. Such a wonderful place it is. The Devi falls water gets inside the Gupteshwar Cave on the other side of the road. A place for taking photos in Nepali attire frame and a garden adds more excitement for the kids and the elders too. A must visit place in Pokhra.

No doubt place was full of natural beauty and water fall forms a tunnel after reaching the bottom & had great sound but we were expecting more .
Entrance of this place have beautiful shops where we can buy even using Indian rupee no need conversion.
It contains small park and sculpture with Nepali traditional attire where we enjoyed the most by clicking pics.

This place is small in area yet very amazing for nature lovers.
It has got amazing view and peacful walk around the place.

Devi's Falls, located in Kathmandu, Nepal, is a natural wonder that will leave you in awe. This mesmerizing waterfall, also known as Patale Chango, is a popular tourist attraction that offers a thrilling and unforgettable experience.

The sheer power and beauty of Devi's Falls are truly remarkable. As the water cascades down from a height, it creates a mesmerizing display of mist and spray. The roaring sound of the waterfall adds to the dramatic atmosphere, creating a sense of excitement and adventure.

One of the unique aspects of Devi's Falls is its underground passage. The water from the falls disappears into a narrow underground tunnel, creating a mysterious and enchanting sight. Exploring the area around the falls reveals the natural marvels hidden beneath the surface, making it a fascinating destination for curious travelers.

The surrounding landscape of Devi's Falls is also breathtaking. Lush greenery and rocky formations provide a picturesque backdrop, making it an ideal spot for photography enthusiasts. You can take a leisurely walk along the designated paths and enjoy the tranquil ambiance of the area.

Visiting Devi's Falls is not just about witnessing a stunning natural phenomenon; it's about immersing yourself in the raw power and beauty of nature. Whether you're seeking adventure, tranquility, or a chance to appreciate the wonders of the natural world, Devi's Falls in Kathmandu is a must-see destination that will leave you with lasting memories.

Devi’s Fall: Locally known as Patale Chango (Hell’s Falls) also known as Devins and Davids is a lovely Waterfall is about 2 km south West of Pokhara airport on the Siddhartha Highway. Legend has it that a trekker by the name of Davy, was washed away by the Padi Khola and mysteriously disappeared down into an underground passage beneath the fall.

Beautiful spring in the middle of Kathmandu... Don't forget to visit the caves inside the Fall

A must visit place in Pokhara. Here you can see the source of the waterfall that can be seen from Gupteshwor Cave.

We had a great time at devi's fall which is originally called patale chango. The name devi's fall came after the swiss lady Davis who hell in the fall and after that it is called devi's fall.
The fall was definitely very deep and they say that during monsoon the flow becomes even scarier but immensely beautiful.
The part of the fall can also be seen from the caves of gopeshwar mahadev.
There is a wishing well within the campus.
A small market is also there just outside the entrance of the fall.