Pokhara Museum
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57 reviews
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Shree977
Kathmandu, Nepal208 contributions
Apr 2014 • Friends
This is a nice place to visit if you have some extra time in Pokhara. It is also nice place to visit with kids. Museum has lots of information about People and customs.
Written 25 June 2014
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ABUZAR A
Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates121 contributions
Dec 2013 • Couples
This small museum takes you through brief history about Nepal and locals i.e.Nepalese. Culturally you get to see their historical dress, their living style, festivals and caste system. If you have limited time it is advised you should visit Mountaineering museum next to pokhara airport instead of this one. Overall above average!
Written 1 August 2014
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Anil_lamichhane
Pokhara, Nepal8 contributions
Oct 2013 • Couples
This museum consist of historical materials and pictures of the Gurkhas soldiers. You get information regarding Gurkhas soldiers and the weapons they have used in the wars.
Written 3 December 2013
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Oshamambe
Tokyo, Japan115 contributions
Nov 2018 • Couples
This is a tiny museum but had some interesting exhibits. Very basic facilities (I wouldn’t recommend using the toilets here!) but a good glimpse into the culture and customs of Nepal and especially Pokhara.
Written 18 February 2019
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Sumitkumar_13
Mumbai, India857 contributions
May 2018 • Family
Pokhara Museum is a museum focused towards local lifestyle of the place. Well maintained, neat and clean.
Written 29 May 2018
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JamesHarry W
Mullumbimby, Australia646 contributions
Nov 2017
There seems to be a little confusion with reviews for this place . It is not the Gurkha Memorial Museum . This is a Local Museum given over to the History of the region .... it's culture and complex Tribal breakdown . It is wonderfully low key .... we start as early as the Stone Age ..... and move on up the centuries . Most of the exhibits look like you can open the cabinets and get a good hold of them . I found the whole experience charming . Lot's and lots of musical instruments , agricultural implements , kitchen and household items , costumes and pottery galore . Even models of houses , religous artefacts , photographs and descriptions of Religous Ceremonies . Even wonderful Shaman and Animist Gods , depictions of Demons and Spirits . The examples of Metalwork I found particularly interesting even woven Fish Traps which were not unlike Fish Traps I have seen among Tribal Aborigines in Australia and was quite astonished to see similar tools that I use back in the Forest in Australia . I took my time and I had plenty of room - there were very very few people there . The Staff are very low key and full of smiles . I would recommend this to anybody BUT to an Anthropologist it's essential
Written 7 November 2017
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risti655
Pori, Finland5 contributions
Oct 2015 • Solo
meny nice thing looking this museum.you can take to time 3-4hours and make to picnik same times.and not too expencive
Written 15 August 2016
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Ashley E
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia485 contributions
Jun 2015 • Friends
Many would not appreciate this museum as it is simplistic in comparison to western museums, however, take the time and appreciate ehe country you are in. The history and feats described in this museum are awe inspiring.
Written 12 March 2016
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anjolina24
Sydney, Australia35 contributions
Jun 2014 • Couples
Pokhra museum portrays the historical culture of Nepal. It tells about the mountaineering, dressing style of the people. overall its a good experience to know about it.
Written 23 June 2014
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TheMistressOfSpices
Bengaluru, India44 contributions
Dec 2013 • Couples
So... when you're in Pokhara and you've done all the cool and amazing things to do there, only then should you think about visiting this meseum.
It's nothing great. It speaks a little about their culture, their different clans, their utensils, their clothing, their festivals, etc. etc. I got out of the museum in about 15 minutes.
Definitely not worth a visit!
It's nothing great. It speaks a little about their culture, their different clans, their utensils, their clothing, their festivals, etc. etc. I got out of the museum in about 15 minutes.
Definitely not worth a visit!
Written 9 January 2014
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