Pokhara, NepalCapital City
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With a population of 353,841, Pokhara is the second largest city in Nepal after the capital Kathmandu. While touted as the "tourism capital" of the country, the reality is that Pokhara faces persistent bureaucratic headaches and is vulnerable to natural disasters like earthquakes and floods. The city's high precipitation rate of over 3,350 mm per year can make the subtropical climate a challenge. However, Pokhara's stunning location at the base of the Annapurna range and its abundance of outdoor activities make it an appealing destination for adventurous travelers and trekkers.
Can I afford Pokhara?
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You could save
$2552 / month
Savings Rate85%
Rent $87
Living Costs $361
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Safety79
Healthcare100
Walkability100
NomadGrocery Basket
Milk (1L)$1
Bread (loaf)—
Eggs (12)$2
Rice (1kg)$1
Chicken (1kg)—
Eating Out
Meal (Inexpensive)$3
Meal (Mid-range)$37
Cappuccino$1
Water (0.33L)$0
Utilities & Lifestyle
Utilities (mo)$67
Mobile Plan (mo)$5
Gym (mo)$20
Cinema Ticket$3
Housing
1BR Center (mo)$87
1BR Outside (mo)—
3BR Center (mo)$163
3BR Outside (mo)—
Expat Life
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—Elevation
841mNearest Airport
PHH (4km)Local Economy
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$184Mortgage Interest Rate
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— Temperature
— Annual Rainfall
1832 mm Coworking Spaces
— Best Months to Visit
Feb, Mar, Oct, Nov, Dec