Panch Pokhari (4,100 m) is situated in the Eastern part of Nepal. It is the part of Rolwaling Trekking Region. The Panch Pokhari Trekking is an unexplored trekking destination and is also less crowded. The Panch Pokhari is named after five lakes. These lakes are the five holy lakes in Hinduism. The Panch Pokhari is densely crowded during Janai Purnima, a major festival of the Hindu and also some Buddhists.
The few major attractions of Panch Pokhari are pristine nature and the spectacular mountain views viz. Jugal, Dorjee Lakpa, Phurbi Chhyachu. Gauri Shankar, Rolwaling, Madiya, etc. The Panch Pokhari trek can be done any season of the year. However, February- May, and August- November are the best seasons.
The trek to Panch Pokhari starts at Chautara. Chautara is the headquarter os Sindhupalchowk district. It is a five-hour drive away from Kathmandu. The splendid scene of the mountain ranges, pristine nature, and also the culture of villages o the way serve as decorations to the route. Panch Pokhari trek is a combination of rich cultural heritage and biological diversity.