World Peace Pagoda Hiking Route: Sea of ​​clouds and snow-capped mountains, overlooking Phewa Lake, suitable for parent-child outdoor outings

The World Peace Pagoda (World Peace Pagoda), also known as the Great White Pagoda, is a majestic Buddhist pagoda in Nepal. It stands against the majestic backdrop of the Annapurna mountain range and overlooks the picturesque Phewa Lake. It is a holy place that symbolizes peace and harmony. It is recommended that friends traveling in Pokhara spend a day on a hiking trip to the World Peace Pagoda. The scenery along the entire hiking route is superb. In addition to the wild flowers all over the mountains, you can turn around and see the snow-capped mountains, Phewa Lake and the entire city landscape of Pokhara. Especially suitable for parent-child outings and hiking. Specific method: You need to go to the Phewa Lake to take a boat first, you can take a boat at any point. Buy a one-way canoe ticket to White stupa, sit on the other side of the lake, hike for two hours to the top of the mountain (including rest time in between, this length of time is enough for a 4-year-old child to complete, it may take longer for the elderly), and then you can see the Peace Pagoda. (There will be forks in the road occasionally on the way up the mountain. Please pay attention to the signs and follow the road pointed by the arrow towards the stupa or pagoda). After visiting the Peace Pagoda, go down the mountain the same way and buy a boat ticket at the lake to return to the other side. The boat ticket is 1000 rupees one way. Remember to wear sunscreen before going on a picnic or hiking. The sun in Pokhara is particularly strong, so bring water and snacks. #Outing #Pokhara