Seti River Gorge
Seti Gandaki Gorge
The Seti River has cut a gorge through Pokhara that is tens of meters deep and only a few meters wide. Its milky water is breathtaking when viewed from the bridges above.
The Seti River carries sediment from Himalayan glaciers, which gives its water a milky white color. As it flows through the city, it has cut a deep gorge, in places more than 50 meters deep. You can look down from Mahendra Bridge, K.I. Singh Bridge and other spots, and there are several free viewpoints within the city. The rock strata and gorge of the Pokhara valley offer a window into the region's geology. Many spots along the gorge edge have no railings, so take care when taking photos. Coordinates are for one viewpoint in the city.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Matepani Gumba
- International Mountain Museum
- Bindhyabasini Temple
- Lakeside Pokhara
- Davis Falls
- Tal Barahi Temple
- Gupteshwor Mahadev Cave
- Gurkha Memorial Museum