From pokhra lakeside to sarangot there is a free shuttle bus early morning which picks up at centre Point at 4.50am. There are various Pickup points. From sarangot it's 7am and 11.30 am. Check attached photo for timings. Cable car costs 1000 NPR pp  for Indian citizens two way.There is swing and air cycling if interested for extra charges on top. Once you reach top there is an elevator to go up. From there about 10 min walk to the view point. Tixket of NPR 60 pp.  A flight of steps takes you u the tower. Awesome view.

Went on the cable car. Fabulous views of Pokhara and Fewa Lake. Found cafe where owner had her own weaving loom and sold items she'd made herself. Not much in Sarangot other than a few hotels and cafés, but pleasant to walk around and on a clear day you can see Anbapurna. Company that runs the cable car offers adventure sports as well. View tower/restaurant at top of cable car.

THIS is what I had come to Nepal to see, mountain scenery at its best. I wasn't disappointed as I stumbled to put clothing on after a very early call at my hotel. We then bumped and bobbled our way up narrow rough roads to a parking spot below the view point before getting out and slowly climbing our way up on foot past little shops, people's homes and little hotels. There was more climbing when we reached the viewpoint to clamber up staircases to the very pinnacle of the site at Sarangkot. My reward for all this effort was to be the first person there, my guide quickly grabbing two chairs to give us the best position to see dawn come up over the Annapurna range. To start with there was little to see in the darkness, just a hit of dawn to come and a vast sprinkling of lights dotted about way below us. The light began to strengthen and the range peaks were picked out in early sunshine while we far below were still largely in darkness. Eventually we turned slightly to our right and the first twinkle of the rising sun sent spear of light over the foothills and more distant ranges, the sun getting stronger and stronger in a breathtaking display of scenic beauty. Far over there were vast banks of fluffy cloud or mist, but the mountains were clear as a bell and the sunshine slowly crept up towards us in a brilliant range of colours. This was an unforgettable experience, something I will never forget, and I would strongly urge anyone staying in Pokhara to make sure they book themselves on to a mountain dawn sightseeing trip for some stunning memories.