Panch Pokhari Trekking
The Jugal Himal Region is a remote area north of the Kathmandu Valley. The Jugal
Himal Mountain Range form the border between Nepal and Tibet. The main peaks in
this mountain range are Dorje Lakpa and Jugal Himal, which tower over 20,000
feet.The trail takes us through the Indrawati Valley gradually up to the Five
Holy Lakes known as Panch Pokhari and then down through the remote Balephi
Valley. We reach a maximum altitude of 14,000 feet at the Panch Pokhari.
The Jugal Himal Trek is an old trade route between Nepal and Tibet, and we will encounter villagers from the Tamang caste among others. This journey will provide us valuable insight into the ancient and primitive culture of this remote region of Nepal, where it may seem as if we stepped back in time for hundreds of years.
ITINERARY
Day 01 Arrive in Kathmandu check in at the Hotel.
Day 02 City tour visit
both Buddhist and Hindus temples
Day 03 Kathmandu (1350m.)-Chautara (1200m)
5hrs bus ride.
Day 04 Chautara-Phusre (2045m.) 5.30hrs.
Day 05
Phurse-Kami kharka (2845m.) 4.30hrs.
Day 06 Kami Kharka -Pauwa Bas (3000m)
6hrs.
Day 07 Pauwa Bas-Hille Bhanjyang (3400m) 6hrs.
Day 08 Hille
Bhanjyang - Nasim Pati (3700m.) 4.30hrs.
Day 09 Nasim Pati- Panchpokhari
(five lakes) (4100m) 4hrs
Day 10 Panchpokhari- Nasimpati (3700m.) 3hrs.
Day 11 Nasimpati-Dukang (2100m.) 6hrs.
Day 12 Dukang - Dhap (1200 m):
6hrs.
Day 13 Dhap - Melamchipul (800m): 6hrs.
Day 14 Melamchipul Bazaar
- drive to Kathmandu, 4.-5hrs bus drive.
Day 15 Bhaktapur & Patan
sightseeing and return
Day 16 Free day in Kathmandu for shopping or
relax
Day 17 Drive to Airport for flying your own destination
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