David Falls, the largest and most famous waterfall in Bokhara. The gap is not big, it can't be compared with our waterfall, but the water flow is fast, it feels like the Wizard of Oz, it is very distinctive, and there are many tourists here!

30 NZD tickets go in and walk for a few minutes to the waterfall. The water flow is very fast. I heard that the magic is that there is always water flow. I don’t know where the water comes from. There is a big pit at the bottom. There is no water increase.

David Falls is located near Bokhara, Nepal. It is the dry season to enter the scenic spot. The river bed is exposed and the raging river cannot be seen. There is only a small stream under the staggered river bed. Finally, it falls into a huge underground cave and disappears. There is no effect of forming a waterfall. There are guardrails around the cave to prevent tourists from sliding into the bottom of the valley. Because it is a dry water period, there is not much water in the cave, and tourists can go down, and the inside is dark. The young Swiss man and his partner, formerly named David, had gone down to the cave to explore and died in Huangquan, so the waterfall was named David Falls, which had a warning meaning.

Located right in the heart of Pokhara city, where a foreigner memorial to fall.

The entrance is not very big in the market 😆, but I feel the power of the waterfall 💪💪💪

There are mountains and waters around Bokhara, it is a good place to hike.

We took the car and went to David Falls under the guidance of the tour guide. The car dealership arrived at the attraction in less than 10 minutes. The tour guide took us into the scenic spot after buying tickets. There were very few European and American tourists here, but the locals came mostly from the tour with young people. The most famous waterfall in the area formed by the outlet of Lake Feva is that the water flow of the waterfall in the dry season is not large, and it is said that only during the rainy season will have the feeling of a real waterfall. Walking to the railings to see below the waterfall is an underground cave, clear flowing water fell into the cave without a trace, and the upper reaches of the cave is the river deep valley. To be fair, this waterfall is indeed very general, but because the waterfall has a moving story, so it is favored by tourists. The guide tells us that the name of the waterfall was originally from 1961, a young couple from Switzerland, male named David, who took his beloved girlfriend to Nepal on a hike, found the devil waterfall, and was immediately attracted. At that time, there was no path, no safety railing, and two men went down to the cave after a while on the ground, and because the ground was slippery, David’s girlfriend fell into the rushing river. David saw the case and immediately jumped down to save, and both were swallowed by the waterfall... In honor of David and his girlfriend who lost their lives here, the waterfall was called David Falls. Such a moving love story adds color to this ordinary attraction, but tourists are still not emotional, many people just a short look, turn their heads. After watching the waterfall, we carefully watched the statue of Shiva and the nearby shrines above the waterfall, where the locals worshipped or rubbed the rouge red on their foreheads very religiously.

David Falls Located near Lake Bokara Falls, it is currently dry season and the water flow is not large, but locals call it the "Devil Falls", we see a small water, it is a famous attraction here. There are some Hindu amulets and other stone statues around, and the locals worship them.