Machhapuchhare, at an altitude of 6,997m, is one of the most prominent peaks in the Annapurna Massif and a major landmark of Pokhara. The shape of Machhapuchhare resembles a fresh fish with its head buried in the ground, struggling to flick its tail and jump out, hence its name. Machhapuchhare is also a peak where climbing is prohibited.
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Show More ReviewsBeautiful scenery, fresh air, great experience and lovely weather! A must to see in ones lifetime if one can.