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Devi’s Fall Pokhara · पाताले छाँगो · Patale Chhango · Travel Guide
Pokhara · ChhorepatanDevi’s Fall Pokhara (पाताले छाँगो / Patale Chhango) — Pokhara, Nepal
Water from the Phewa Lake drainage drops into a rocky gorge and continues underground. Learn about the landscape while checking current access before planning a journey.
Google Maps listed this waterfall as temporarily closed when checked on 26 October 2026. No current management notice confirming the reason or reopening date has been verified.
Devi’s Fall, Davis Falls and Patale Chhango refer to the waterfall in Chhorepatan, Pokhara. Nepal Tourism Board identifies the Phewa Lake drainage as its source and describes its path through rocks, caves and tunnels.
Google Maps listed this waterfall as temporarily closed when checked on 26 October 2026. No current management notice confirming the reason or reopening date has been verified.
Devi’s Fall Pokhara · Chhorepatan, H10, Pokhara 33700. Google Maps listing: +9779805889741, 4.0/5 and 21,540 reviews checked 26 October 2026; contact not independently verified as management.
NTB describes water from Phewa Lake cutting through rocks into caves and tunnels. This diagram explains that general relationship; it is not a measured underground survey or an invitation to enter the watercourse.
Erosion-cut layers, a narrow gorge and a deep cavity are the main visual elements.
The water vanishes from the surface and continues through a natural tunnel-like underground passage.
Access
Google Maps listed this waterfall as temporarily closed when checked on 26 October 2026. No current management notice confirming the reason or reopening date has been verified.
A third-party listing, not a management explanation.
Fees and time
Do not rely on old ticket rates or an old 06:00–18:00 timetable. No current admission offer or reopening has been verified.
Parking and assistance
Dedicated parking, accessible routes and assistance have not been confirmed for a current visit. Ask the responsible site management before making transport arrangements.
Google Maps listed this waterfall as temporarily closed when checked on 26 October 2026. No current management notice confirming the reason or reopening date has been verified.
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Seek a current management confirmation, including the date and the areas actually open.
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Use the exact waterfall map point; agree on route, fare and return arrangements instead of assuming a short fixed journey.
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If closed, do not enter. For any permitted visit, obey signs and keep away from wet rock, water edges and restricted sections.
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Cave, museum or pagoda access and tickets must be checked independently; no combined visit or admission is guaranteed.
Historical scenes,2013/2018. Flow and access vary; these photographs are not a live status report. See individual authors, dates and licences in Photo credits.
Ask for Devi’s Fall / Patale Chhango in Chhorepatan. Confirm current access first, then agree on route, price, luggage needs and return pickup. No fixed journey time is promised.
Check a current service and stop with the operator before boarding; this guide has not verified a present bus timetable or fare.
Review the actual route and permitted drop-off or parking. A map pin identifies the destination but does not establish an open gate or safe access.
Map place point 28.1895642, 83.9586637. The listed phone is from Maps; management identity and current response have not been verified.
Source scope
NTB describes the destination; it does not publish a current reopening notice here.
Nepal Tourism Board — Davi’s Fall & Gupteshwar
Pokhara Tourism Council — Caves & Devi’s Fall
The map is set to the Nepali language / Nepal region.
Open in Google Maps ↗Across the road
A separate destination to consider only after checking its own opening, ticket and mobility arrangements. Its availability does not confirm access to the waterfall.
Pokhara city
A separate destination to consider only after checking its own opening, ticket and mobility arrangements. Its availability does not confirm access to the waterfall.
Hill view
A separate destination to consider only after checking its own opening, ticket and mobility arrangements. Its availability does not confirm access to the waterfall.
No current cafés, menus or opening hours have been verified by this guide. Select a meal stop only after checking its address, dietary suitability, price and transport.
Confirm the actual address and whether it is open on your date.
Ask about dietary needs and plan the return journey; no named venue is endorsed here.
Nepal Tourism Board describes the local name Patale Chhango and connects the English name with a Swiss woman swept away in1961. Treat the account as attributed history; spellings vary and this guide does not establish a more precise event date.
NTB links the waterfall’s Phewa Lake source with caves and tunnels, including Gupteshwar on the other side. This geographical description and historical photos do not establish present admission.
Landscape / “architecture” character
The photographs explain possible compositions, not current access or flow. Do not seek a photo from a closed or restricted area. If admission is later confirmed, follow barriers and site photography rules.
Main angle
For a confirmed permitted visit only: follow the actual signs, safe viewing boundaries and staff instructions; conditions may differ from historic photos.
Monsoon
For a confirmed permitted visit only: follow the actual signs, safe viewing boundaries and staff instructions; conditions may differ from historic photos.
Cave
For a confirmed permitted visit only: follow the actual signs, safe viewing boundaries and staff instructions; conditions may differ from historic photos.
Stay
Compare accommodation areas against your actual route, rates, availability and mobility needs. This guide has not verified current hotels or a short journey from them.
Current closure-listing context, source limits and what to verify before making arrangements.
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Current closure-listing context, source limits and what to verify before making arrangements.
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Current closure-listing context, source limits and what to verify before making arrangements.
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Google Maps listed this waterfall as temporarily closed when checked on 26 October 2026. No current management notice confirming the reason or reopening date has been verified.
Google Maps listed this waterfall as temporarily closed when checked on 26 October 2026. No current management notice confirming the reason or reopening date has been verified.
No current opening timetable or reopening date has been confirmed. Do not rely on old daily hours while Maps shows a temporary closure.
No current admission price or active ticket offer has been independently verified. Check management confirmation of access and then the applicable fee and concession conditions.
No. Gupteshwar is a separate attraction. Its hours, tickets and tour sales do not establish waterfall access or a shared ticket.
Ask for Devi’s Fall / Patale Chhango in Chhorepatan. Confirm current access first, then agree on route, price, luggage needs and return pickup. No fixed journey time is promised.
Devi’s Fall, Davis Falls and Patale Chhango are names used for this Chhorepatan waterfall. Confirm the exact map point rather than relying on spelling alone.
The dated Maps notice supplies neither a reason nor a reopening date, and no current management confirmation has been verified. Older closure reports do not establish today’s cause.
Checked 26 October 2026: NTB supports destination/history; Google Maps supplies the dated closure listing and place point. Neither has supplied a verified current reopening or fee notice in the sources read.
Individual author, source, licence, historical date and crop notices are in Photo credits.
