Initially, Pokhara was explored as a transit point for mountaineers around 1950 and 1960. It was explored by a few thousand tourists in 1962. The first historic ascend of Mt. Annapurna (8091 m.) on June 3, 1950 by a French national Maurice Herzog and a team of mountaineers was the historic pioneer step in exposing Pokhara as a mountainous tourist destination in the world. Dr. Tony Hagen, the Swiss Geographer visited Pokhara in 1950. British Colonel Jimmy Roberts in association with globally pioneer package tourism inventor, Thomas Cook (United Kingdom) in 1966 added another milestone for the exposition of Pokhara and its surrounding areas from the perspective of tourism. However, the literature shows that it was popular among the visitors even before the century as quoted in the travelogues published by E. Kawaguchi (1899). It is a fortune for all of us which also deserves our responsibility of saving and preserving this gift and make presentable for all. A sense of collective effort emerges not only for its preservation but also to expose such paradise on earth to the world’s people. Pokhara is the transit point for the tourists intending to go to Annapurna region. That is why tourists first arrive Pokhara and then proceedto Annapurna area. Those who have planned to visit Pokhara, are also found to be fascinated to visit Annapurna area too as they hear and see about it. So, the Annapurna region and Pokhara are interconnected and inseparable from tourism point of view.