What an interesting museum - from the collection of clothing worn by the early mountaineers, to snippets of journals, and a wealth of photographs. The museum begins with an ethnographic overview of the peoples who live in the valley and beyond, and includes geological, flora and fauna too. Allow a full afternoon as there is plenty to see.

Its an amazing museum related to Mountain n adventure Lovers.., When you visit there, You can find everything is as alive and so marvelous... !!

Nepal is home to the largest mountains in the world, and this museum dedicated to mountaineering and Nepalese culture does these topics justice. It contains some interesting information and great photographs of the largest peaks in the world, as well as some original gear from climbers such as Edmund Hillary. Contains a lot of information and displays regarding the many... More

Great pictures and original clothing, etc. This is mountain country and you should walk through the museum.

In a 10 minutes drive form lakeside you can arrive at this lovely museum, located inside a big park with interesting replica of a mountain village. There are a lot of artifacts, photos and a little cinema room too where they screen documetnaries.

I did not expect anything from the Museum, but in the end I was positively surprised. Afterwards I had a better understanding of the surrounding area and the people that live here.

Great overview of the different districts of Nepal and their cultures. Interesting information on climbing history as well as on pollution of the Himalaya.

Honestly, I think this is the only place in Pokhara that you should visit 100%. Come before 4pm, as it closed around 4:30. You need at least 2-3 hours to see all exhibitions.

worth a visit if you are in the region. well maintained. has some great photos and equipment collection