panch pokhari trek

Panch Pokhari is a sacred cluster of five high-altitude lakes located in the Langtang region of Nepal, at an altitude of around 4,100 meters. The lakes are considered holy by both Hindu and Buddhist pilgrims and are visited especially during the Janai Purnima festival. The area is surrounded by alpine forests, rhododendron trails, and snow-capped Himalayan peaks, making it a popular moderate trekking destination. Panch Pokhari is known for its pristine lakes, tranquil atmosphere, and panoramic mountain views.

Day Day 01: Kathmandu → Bhotang — Drive from Kathmandu to Bhotang (6–7 hrs.) Short trek to Deurali (1–2 hrs.)Overnight: Bhotang Day Day 02: Bhotang → Nasimpati — Trek through forest and mountain views Reach Nasimpati (5–6 hrs.)Overnight: Nasimpati Day Day 03: Nasimpati → Panch Pokhari → Nasimpati — Early morning trek to Panch Pokhari (3–4 hrs) Explore the five lakes, temples, and viewpoints Return to Nasimpati (2–3 hrs)Overnight: Nasimpati Day Day 04: Nasimpati → Bhotang → Kathmandu — Trek down to Bhotang (4–5 hrs) Drive back to Kathmandu (6–7 hrs)