Davis Falls is one of Pokhara's most fascinating natural attractions, known for its powerful cascade, unusual underground flow, and dramatic rocky surroundings. Locally called Patale Chhango, meaning “underground waterfall,” the water disappears into a deep natural tunnel after rushing over the rocky edge, creating a unique sight unlike conventional waterfalls. The waterfall is fed by water flowing from Phewa Lake through the Pardi Khola stream. After plunging through the narrow gorge, the water travels beneath the ground through natural limestone passages. During the monsoon season, the increased water volume transforms Davis Falls into a powerful and thunderous cascade, filling the area with mist and the sound of rushing water. Visitors can observe the waterfall from secure viewing platforms surrounded by stone pathways, landscaped gardens, local souvenir stalls, and shaded seating areas. The dramatic rock formations and fast-moving water make it an excellent place for photography, especially when the waterfall is flowing strongly. Whether you are exploring Pokhara's natural attractions, visiting the nearby Gupteshwar Mahadev Cave, or enjoying a short sightseeing stop, Davis Falls offers an interesting combination of geological wonder, local history, and scenic beauty.
What makes this place special

Watch the powerful waterfall disappear into a deep natural tunnel formed beneath the rocky landscape.


Experience Davis Falls at its most impressive during the monsoon, when the increased water volume creates a thunderous cascade and rising mist.

Admire the rugged gorge, limestone formations, narrow channels, and naturally carved pathways surrounding the waterfall.