Panchase Trek

One of the greatest and most distinctive short hiking routes in and around Pokhara, Nepal, is the Panchase Trek. It is located in Nepal’s Annapurna area. The name alludes to the mother’s five seats, where a person can experience thinking, feeling, perceiving, and manifesting from above and below, among other five realms of existence. Your trek begins in a truly unique way with a leisurely boat ride across Lake Phewa to get you to the starting point, where you’ll be treated to an incredible closer look at the Himalayas, unmatched landscapes, a completely wild experience, a home to various ethnic groups, unspoiled biodiversity, and a peaceful natural heritage site. Today, it’s one of Nepal’s most distinctive locations for photography.

For views, Panchase Hill’s 2,500-meter top is frequently cited as the greatest. The massive Himalayan peaks of Machhapuchhare, Dhaulagiri, Annapurna, Lamjung, Gangapurna, and Manaslu are seen from Panchase. The Panchase region includes a wide variety of forests, many of which are designated as protected forests. These include rhododendron and orchid forests, with over 100 different species found there. You will encounter a variety of ethnic blends along the way, including Brahmin, Magar, and Gurung people, as well as other tribes and their ways of life. In addition to being a hill station in the Annapurna region, Panchase is a pilgrimage spot for Hindus and other hikers. You were soothed to witness a breathtaking dawn over the snow-capped peaks of the Himalayas. People of all ages and fitness levels can participate in this walk.

Panchase Trek Route

Pokhara -> Bhumdi -> Panchase Bhanjyang -> Bhadaure -> Pokhara (via Nau Danda) -> Kathmandu

Panchase Trek People and Locals

About 70,000 people live in the Panchase surrounding areas, which include the villages of Bhadaure, Chitre, Kalabang, Sidhane, Arthare, Deurali, and Talibarang. Amazingly friendly homestays are available in almost every village. People from the Gurung and Magar communities lived here in particular.

Panchase Trek Nature and Wildlife

Panchase is a village with far more unspoiled beauty, natural diversity, and ethnic distinction, nestled in the foothills of the Himalayas. It includes districts including Syangja, Parbat, and Kaski.

When it comes to nature and fauna, some of Panchase’s main draws are:

• Plants and flowers: Sunkhari, Leksallo, and Rhododendron
• Herbs: Unyu, Satuwa, Loth Salla, and Chattre
• Animals include pandas, tigers, bears, and deer.
• Birds: Eagle, Kalij, etc.
• River: Harpan Khola, which is the starting point of the well-known Seti, Jare, Rati, Adhi, and Phewa lakes on the Panchase

Panchase Trek Difficulty Level

The Panchase Trek is completed up to 2,500 metres (Panchase Hill) in elevation. Since the height is not greater, the difficulty level tends to be “no.” In Nepal, this hike is classified as “easy.” It’s due of the altitude and level of physical preparation required to complete this journey.

How can I book Panchase Trek with RT?

For every month of the year, RT provides a variety of departure dates. Just select any date and click the “Book Now” button. Additionally, you can choose Customise Booking Section if you would like to change the itinerary or desire dates that aren’t on the list of departure dates.

Accommodation: Campsites will provide lodging for those participating in the Panchase Trekking.

Meals: Breakfast, lunch, and dinner will be served on the walk in an organic and hygienic manner.

Panorama freedom: Your camera will allow you to record a wide range of moments. However, exercise caution when navigating the edges and slopes of the hills. Additionally, choose to ask for pictures and films in any office, temple, etc.

Group size: It is best to have a group of no more than one person and no more than twelve.