Trip Code: | P.T 2 |
Trip Duration: | 6 days |
Max. Altitude: | 2517M |
Grade: | Easy |
Program Type: | Camping Trek |
Trek Start Point: | Pokhara |
Trek End Point: | Pokhara |
Accommodation: | Camping |
Meals: | Breakfast/Lunch and Dinner |
Mode of Travel: | Trekking |
Transportation: | Air/Bus/Car |
Minimum Pax: | 5 |
Best season: | March/April or October/November |
Panchase trekking over view
Panchase trekking is one of the best classic treks in western Nepal, around Pokhara. The trek is popular because of its uniqueness and beautiful nature that is seen during the trekking. The route goes through the ridge that stretches from Panchase hill to the surrounding areas. The trek can be started from several places like Peace Pagoda, Kande, Kushma & Karkineta and vice-versa. We can see some of the world highest mountain as well as some other peaks. The route goes through a lush green forest of Rhododendron, Pine and chestnut, which is very rich in flora & fauna. During the clear days, we can see the majestic Annapurna mountain range, Mt Manaslu in the east, Mt Dhaulagiri and Mt Gurja in the west.
This trek is fit for all physical levels because it has a mid-altitude and the terrain is also moderate. The best time for this trekking is from June to September. Except for the monsoon season because it’s the most raining territory in Nepal, so there are excessive amounts of leeches in the trail and the trail gets slippery & greasy. The walk goes through a few beautiful villages mostly inhabited by Gurung, Magar, Brahmin, Chhetri & Dalits . We can see local culture, customs and the way of living. The small terrace in the sloppy and steep areas are quite interesting and worth observing.
Few things about this Panchese trekking that makes it so popular are: – its close from city & spectacular view can be seen during the whole trek. The region is enriched for cultural heritage as well as natural heritage as three mountain over eight thousand meters can be seen during trek. The view of Mt. fishtail is amazing as it has a different shape, compared to other mountains. The highest elevation during the trek is 2517 m, at Panchase danda where there is a temple of a goddess. Thus, we don’t have to worry about altitude sickness.
Day 01: Kathmandu to pokhara
Day 02: Pokhara to Bhumdi (1652m.)
Day 03: Bhumdi to Panchase Bhanjyang (2132m.)
Day 04: Panchase Bhanjyng to Bhadhure (1645m.)
Day 05: Bhadure to Pokhara (915m.):
Day 01:- Kathmandu to pokhara: Drive or fly to pokhara from Kathmandu and rest the Hotel.
Day 02:- Pokhara to Bhumdi (1652m.): Drive up to Thadokhola for about half an hour via David fall and trek about 2-hrs. Towards Bhumdi. Mt. Annapurna I II III and IV, Manaslu, Lamjung, Ganesh Himal and Fish Tail can be seen from where’ after lunch walk for 3-4hrs. And rest overnight.
Day 03:- Bhumdi to Panchase Bhanjyang (2132m.): Ascend for about an hour and still walking up and down through the forest and view the Himalayan chain after lunch trek another 2hr. through the forest watching the view of villages and ascend another 1hr. to reach Bhanjyang. A bird’s eye view of pokhara valley and Phewa Lake can be seen from here.
Day04:-Panchase Bhanjyng to Bhadhure (1645m.): Ascend towards the top of panchase Ridge (2432m.): after the breakfast to see the view of Himalayas with three 8000 mtr snow peaks. The highest point of this trekking. From here, one can view the pokhara valley, Kusma valley, Modi River all of Annapurna range, Mt. Dhaulagiri and other mountains. Then descend back to camp place for the lunch after lunch we go towards the Bhadure for the Night.still Mountain can be seen.
Day 05:-Bhadure to Pokhara (915m.): Start the trek for about 3 hrs. to reach Naudada and have lunch then drive back to Pokhara and rest.
Start Date | End Date | Price In US Dollar($) | AVAILABILITY | Booking |
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Cost included item
Cost Is Not Included
• Food in Kathmandu Lunch & Dinner)
• Food in Pokhara (Lunch & Dinner)
• Nepal Visa fee
• International airfare from your country to Kathmandu and from Kathmandu
• Extra night accommodation in Kathmandu
• Travel and rescue insurance if guest get mountain sickness and need to rescue helicopter.
• Personal expenses example (phone calls, laundry service , bar bills, battery recharge, extra porters, bottle or boiled water, shower etc)
• Tips for guide and porters
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