Trekking

Panchpokhari Trek

Sindhupalchowk, Nepal
4,100m (Panchpokhari)
4.7rating
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Trip Overview

Panchpokhari, meaning 'Five Ponds', is a group of holy lakes in the Sindhupalchowk district of Nepal. This is a relatively new and unspoiled trekking route that offers a beautiful blend of cultural immersion with the Tamang and Sherpa communities and stunning natural scenery, including views of the Jugal Himal range.

Highlights

  • Visit the five holy lakes of Panchpokhari (4,100m).
  • Stunning views of Jugal Himal, Dorje Lakpa, and Langtang ranges.
  • Trek through pristine rhododendron and pine forests.
  • Experience the authentic culture of local Tamang and Sherpa villages.
  • A less-crowded, off-the-beaten-path trekking experience.

Day-by-Day Itinerary

1

Drive from Kathmandu to Bhotang (1,800m)

A long drive from Kathmandu takes you through scenic countryside to the starting point of the trek.

2

Trek to Nasimpati (3,700m)

A steep ascent through dense forests. The trail is challenging but rewarding as you gain altitude.

3

Trek to Panchpokhari (4,100m)

Continue ascending above the tree line to reach the sacred lakes of Panchpokhari. The views are spectacular.

4

Explore Panchpokhari and hike to viewpoint

Explore the five lakes and hike to a nearby viewpoint for panoramic sunrise views of the Himalayas.

5

Trek back to Nasimpati (3,700m)

Begin your descent, retracing your steps back towards the lower altitudes.

6

Trek to Bhotang (1,800m)

A long day of descending back to the village of Bhotang.

7

Drive back to Kathmandu

Take a jeep or bus back to Kathmandu, celebrating the completion of your trek.

8

Leisure Day in Kathmandu

A contingency day and time for rest or exploring the city.

9

Final Departure

Transfer to the airport for your flight.

Things To Bring In Tour:

  • Normal sport shoes
  • Down jacket
  • Cap(topi)
  • Gloves
  • Sunglass
  • Tooth paste/tooth
  • brush
  • Towel
  • Slipper
  • Regular use medicine
  • Personal cosmetics
  • Water Bottel

    • What's Included

    • Transportation (Kathmandu-Bhotang-Kathmandu) by private/public vehicle.
    • Teahouse/tented camp accommodation.
    • All meals during the trek.
    • Licensed guide and porters.
    • All necessary permits.

    What's Not Included

    • Accommodation and meals in Kathmandu.
    • Travel insurance.
    • Personal expenses.
    • Tips for staff.

    Starting from

    Rs. 8500

    per person
    Duration:
    9 Days
    Group Size:
    2-10 people
    Max Altitude:
    4,100m (Panchpokhari)
    Best Season:
    Spring (Mar-May) & Autumn (Sep-Nov)