Ultra Flight & Pokhara Day Tour: Annapurna Views & Lakes

Pokhara Ultra Flight Adventure & City Exploration

You’ll get to fly over Pokhara’s lakes and mountains in an ultralight plane, then spend the day exploring caves, waterfalls, and local spots—all at your own pace.

Step-by-step itinerary

Day 1 — Ultra Flight and Pokhara Tour

• Ultra light aircraft flight over Himalayas

Day 2 — Pokhara City Excursion

• Breakfast
• Visit Devis' Falls
• Explore Mahendra Cave (Bats' Cave)
• Boat ride on Pokhara lakes

The Experience

The morning air in Pokhara has this cool bite—almost sharp enough to wake you up before the first sip of tea. We met our pilot just as the sun started to light up the Annapurna range, and honestly, I was a little nervous stepping into that tiny ultralight aircraft. But once we lifted off, nerves faded fast. The city shrank below us, Fewa Lake glimmered like a piece of glass, and those snowy peaks looked close enough to touch. Our guide pointed out Machapuchare’s “fishtail” tip poking through the clouds—locals say it’s never been climbed. The headset crackled with his stories about the mountains and how weather can change in minutes up here.

Back on solid ground, we grabbed breakfast at a small café near Lakeside—the kind with mismatched mugs and fresh roti. Then it was off for a city tour. Pokhara’s called the “city of blue lakes” for good reason; there are nine scattered around, each with its own vibe. Devis’ Falls was loud—water thundering down into a hidden cave below—and you could feel the spray from the lookout point. At Mahendra Cave (locals call it Bats’ Cave), we ducked inside with flashlights, watching our step on slippery stones while bats rustled overhead. Later, when the wind picked up just right, we took a short boat ride on Fewa Lake—nothing fancy, just drifting and watching paragliders float by above us.

What’s included

• Your ultra flight over Pokhara and Annapurna region.
• guided city tour including Devis’ Falls and Mahendra Cave.
• breakfast.
• boat ride on Fewa Lake.
• wheelchair access.
• infant seats if needed.
• friendly guides who know all the local shortcuts.

Good to know

Easy physical levelWheelchair accessibleStroller friendlyInfant seats availablePets welcomePublic transport nearbyInfants must sit on laps

Operated by Lonely Nepal Travels

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Top questions

Is this tour suitable for people with limited mobility?

Yes, it’s wheelchair accessible and prams or strollers are welcome. Just let us know your needs ahead of time.

Can infants join the ultra flight or city tour?

Infants can join both parts of the tour—they’ll need to sit on an adult’s lap or use specialized infant seats we provide.

What should I wear for the ultra flight?

Mornings can be chilly in Pokhara—bring a light jacket or sweater for comfort during the flight.

Are service animals allowed?

Yes, service animals are welcome throughout the experience.