Panchase Trekking-5 Days

Trip Introduction: 5 Days Panchase Trekking.

This is a panoramic trek beyond Phewa Lake in Pokhara. A purchase valley is an enclosed place, surrounded by Parbat on the west, Kaski on the east, and Syangjha on the south. Panchase is well known as the destination of Nepalese Hindu pilgrims, the good thing you’ll observe here is the youngest age group shows respect to the ancestor’s soul. So, your trek to Panchase would be one precious opportunity to explore the underlying fascinating beauties within the Annapurna region.

Panchase Trekking allows you to explore valleys touched with diverse cultures and peoples within the Annapurna Region along with greeneries of rhododendron forests and stunning mountains above the valley. From Panchase you will see the great Himalayan peaks of Machhapuchhre, Dhaulagiri, Annapurna, Lamjung, and Manaslu. The terrain varies from subtropical valleys of banana trees and rice paddies to high ridges covered in rhododendron forest. This supports an abundant array of bird life. Along the way, you will see many ethnic mixes, such as Brahmin, Magar, and Gurung. This trek is off the beaten path and it is unlikely that you will meet many other trekkers here, and this trek is suitable for all ages and fitness levels. Panchase Trek is a short yet splendid trek around Pokhara and Panchase valley.

The valley is mostly admired for the panoramic views that can be tasted from the captivating places explored in this Annapurna Region Trek. This Annapurna Region Trek in the Panchase valley first takes you to the southwest and then to the north, where Annapurna ConservationArea exists. Panchase Trekking is also an equal opportunity to observe the wildlife in the Annapurna Region. Also, the high mountains like Annapurna, Machhapuchhre (Fishtail), and Himchuli living peacefully in the Annapurna Region appear so natural and distinct from Panchase valley. The well-recognized habitats here are Gurungs, the time-honored members of the Gorkha army. Hence, we can take in the experience of unique Gurung dance and Gurung cultures in the same society. Adding flavors to our journey, Trek to Panchase lets you capture the religious bonding within the people here.

On this trek, you will undoubtedly experience the stunning and mesmerizing natural beauty that lies within Nepal. October to December and March to May are generally the best seasons for Panchase Trek. A positive attitude and enthusiasm to explore the rural wilderness is an added advantage to the trekkers. In this trek with a moderate amount of fitness level, you are sure to enjoy this magnificent trek. Join this package at Nepal Trekking Planner  for professional service, a properly planned itinerary, and a wonderful experience.

Why 5 Days Panchase Trekking?

The Panchase Trek is a one of the renowned trekking route in western part of Nepal, which is identified for its magnificent mountain views, diversified flora and wildlife, and distinctive cultural experiences. Depending on the speed and route followed, the trek usually takes 5 days to accomplish.

Here are some of the reasons on why Panchase Trek:

• Distance: The Panchase Trek is around 40-50 kilometers long and may be completed in 5 days at a reasonable pace. So, the trek is perfect for those who want to explore Nepal but do have limited time and management.
• Altitude: The highest altitude of the trek is around 2000m which is considered as the moderate trek. So, if you are new beginner, the trek is the best option for you.
• Scenery: The Panchase Trek offers you the stunning and breathtaking views of the Himalayan range Annapurna south (7219m),  Hiunchuli (6441m), Machhapuchhre (6993m) - also known as Fishtail Mountain, Dhaulagiri (8167m), Lamjung Himal (6983m), Manaslu (8163m). The route also takes you through lush forests, terraced farmland, and charming villages.
• Cultural experience: The journey provides a unique opportunity to learn about the culture and traditions of the surrounding populations, including the Gurung, Magar, and Brahmin ethnic groups.
• Accessibility: The Panchase Trek is easily accessible from Pokhara, the most popular tourist attraction. The hike is quite short in duration, making it an excellent choice for those with limited time in Nepal.

Is 5 Days Panchase trekking right for you?

The Panchase Trek is typically regarded as a moderate trip, appropriate for those of average fitness and trekking experience. The walk does, however, include some uphill and downhill stretches, so it is essential to be physically and emotionally prepared.

The journey is appropriate for those who:

• Have an acceptable degree of fitness and are comfortable trekking for 5-6 hours a day
• Are comfortable trekking on difficult terrain.
• Are willing to adjust to basic accommodations and food while on the journey.
• Are willing to follow the advice of the trekking guide and take the necessary procedures to ensure their safety.

As a result, it is critical to be physically and mentally prepared.

Trekking Planner Nepal always helps you with the proper itinerary and well experienced guide as per your capacity, demand and your budget.

How should you prepare for the 5 Days Panchase Trekking?

Though the trek is a short day hike and does not include higher altitude, there are certain things you need to consider before embarking on the trek.

• Build your physiques.
• Equipment preparation.
• Train your mind and body.
• Prepare for the altitude.
• Staying Hydrated.

What is the best season for 5 Days Panchase Trekking?

The Panchase Trek is best done between September and November, and March and May. The weather is often clear and consistent during these months, with dry and sunny days and good views of the mountains. The weather is similarly temperate and pleasant for hiking, with daytime temperatures ranging from 10 to 25°C.

Local Culture and Tradition in Panchase Trekking.

The Panchase Trek provides an excellent opportunity to learn about the rich native culture and traditions of the region. The trek takes you past several traditional Gurung and Magar villages, where you may connect with the locals and learn about their culture.

The two primary ethnic groups in the area are the Gurungs and the Magars, each with their own distinct culture and heritage. They are recognized for their kindness, hospitality, and rich cultural heritage. You can visit their homes, eat their local food, and participate in their traditional festivals and ceremonies while on the walk.

The traditional festivities of the region include Maghe Sankranti, which is observed in January, and the Dashain and Tihar festivals, which are held in October and November. Locals dress up in colorful traditional clothes for these festivities, perform dances and music, and serve food and drinks to guests.

The region also has various Buddhist Monasteries and Hindu temples, which provide insight into the people religious beliefs and customs. The visit to the Bindhyabasini Temple, a prominent Hindu temple in the city of Pokhara, is one of the highlight of the trek.

Overall, the Panchase Trek is an excellent opportunity to learn about the local culture and traditions, as well as the way of life of the Gurung and Magar people.

Washing, Toilets and Accommodation during Panchase Trekking.

Washing, toilets, and housing on the Panchase Trek vary based on location and type of accommodation.

• Washing: Along the journey, most tea shops and lodges provide basic washing facilities such as a bucket of hot water or a shower. However, the facilities may be very basic, and hot water may not always be available. It is suggested to bring biodegradable soap and shampoo, as well as a small towel.
• Toilet: The restrooms throughout the journey are often squat toilets that are rudimentary and, in some areas, rather primitive. Western-style bathrooms are available in some lodges and tea houses, but they are uncommon. It is important to bring your own toilet paper and hand sanitizer because these are not always available.
• Accommodation: Tea houses and lodges along the Panchase Trek provide a variety of alternatives ranging from dormitory-style accommodations to individual rooms. The rooms are basic and normally include a bed, a blanket, and a pillow. Because the lodges and tea houses lack heating, it can get quite cold at night. Bringing a warm sleeping bag is an excellent idea.

It is essential to know that the housing throughout the journey is basic, and the facilities vary depending on where you are. To guarantee a comfortable stay, bring your own toiletries, a small towel, and a sleeping bag.

Important Note.

• This trip departs every day of the year.
• This trip is fully customizable. We can customize the trip as per your need, please contact us.
• This trip is available on both a Fixed Departure and a Private Group Basis.
• This trip can be booked privately if you’re traveling solo or privately or with family.
• Have a big group? We can help as per your needs.
• We can help you make it fit your budget.
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