Best season to visit Panch Pokhari

Like most of the places in Nepal, the best time to visit Panch Pokhari is certainly in spring (March-May) and autumn (September-November). The days are warmer and have a suitable temperature. You can enjoy the view of a clear blue sky, flowers blooming everywhere, especially Rhododendrons. There is rainfall in Monsoon making the roads slippery and muddy.

It is riskier to trek in monsoon and summer as you have a high risk of floods, landslides, and avalanches. Weather is comparatively harsh in winter as it experiences lots of snowfall and trails are snowy and hazy limiting your views.

Safety/security/fitness

Panch Pokhari is not so risky yet a very adventurous trek. However, you have to walk for 4-5 hours per day which can be quite challenging. You need to prepare yourself before starting your journey.

You can do light running, jogging, and simple exercises to increase your muscle strength. Even though Panch Pokhari lies at such an altitude, one suffering from Altitude sickness is very rare.

The route to Panch Pokhari increases gradually and very slowly in height giving people enough time to adjust themselves. However, staying hydrated throughout the way is very important.

You can still travel if you are moderately sick but you need to postpone your journey if you are severely sick or have heart, or lungs problem.

Other requirements

Travel Insurance

You can always purchase your own travel insurance. It usually costs around 150$(15000 NRS) good for 30 days. It is important to mention or cover high altitudes since trekkers sometimes really need to be evacuated by helicopter.

Travel Insurance depends on the details you have provided that’s why it’s important to notify them earlier about the altitudes you will be reaching. You can get your travel insurance from travel agencies or the insurance company itself.

Visas/passports

Foreigners other than Indians need to have valid visas and passports prior to visiting Nepal. The passport must hold minimum of 6 months of validity to enter. You can get your Nepalese visa at Tribhuwan International Airport in Kathmandu.

Payment and Cancellation

Policy regarding Payment and Cancellation Payment:

Payment:

1) A deposit equal to 30% of the total price is required to confirm a reservation.
2) If the payment is made online, the remaining balance is due 10 days before the Tour, Trekking, Peak Climbing, or Expedition begins. If the payment is made in cash, it can be made after arrival.
3) If the booking is made within 30 days of the expedition beginning, full payment must be made at the time of booking.

Cancellation:

1) A full refund of the deposit will be given if a Tour, Trek, Peak Climbing, or Expedition is canceled more than 60 days before the start date.
2) The deposit will not be refunded if a Tour, Trek, Peak Climbing, or Expedition is canceled within 30 days of its start date.
3) A tour, trek, peak climbing, or expedition will not be refunded if it is canceled prior to or on the start date.
4) All participants should strongly consider purchasing travel insurance to cover any unforeseen cancellations or other occurrences.

Note: We reserve the right to modify or cancel any trek in the event of a natural disaster, political unrest, or any other unforeseen circumstances beyond our control. A full refund or an alternative option will be provided in such cases.