6-Day Family Trek to Panoramic Panchase

Description
6-Day Family Trek to Panoramic Panchase A Peaceful Himalayan Journey Perfect for Families and Beginners
The 6-day Panchase Family Trek is a gentle adventure through Nepal’s lower Annapurna region—designed for families, beginners, and nature lovers. With stunning views, rich cultural experiences, and short daily hikes, this trek is perfect for those seeking a less crowded, low-altitude alternative to the classic Annapurna routes.
Tour Highlights
- Short, easy hikes ideal for children and older family members
- Stunning views of Annapurna, Dhaulagiri & Machapuchare
- Explore local Gurung and Magar villages
- Forests, rice terraces & peaceful landscapes
- Sunrise from Panchase Hill (2,500m)
- Comfortable teahouse lodging & friendly local hospitality
Included
- Private transport: Pokhara–Khare (start point) and return from Naudanda
- Experienced, English-speaking guide (family-friendly & licensed)
- Porter service (1 porter per 2 clients, 15kg per person)
- All meals during the trek (breakfast, lunch, dinner with tea/coffee)
- Twin-sharing lodge/homestay accommodation during the trek
- Annapurna Conservation Area Permit (ACAP)
- TIMS card (Trekkers' Information Management System)
- First aid kit carried by the guide
- Trek duffel bag (returned after trek)
- Sleeping bag and down jacket on request (returned after trek)
- All applicable local taxes
Excluded
- Accommodation and meals in Pokhara (before/after trek)
- International & domestic flights
- Personal travel insurance (mandatory)
- Personal expenses: snacks, drinks, hot showers, battery charging, etc.
- Tips for guide and porter (customary in Nepal)
- Additional porter if personal baggage exceeds 15kg
- Emergency evacuation costs (if required)
- Optional activities in Pokhara after trek
Know before you go
Porter-Supported Trek—Packing Made Simple
Each porter carries gear for 2 trekkers (max 30kg total—15 kg per person). We’ll provide a duffel bag for your main gear. You carry your own daypack with essentials like water, documents, sunscreen, snacks, and a camera.
You can store non-trekking items at your hotel in Kathmandu.
Essential Gear List - Provided on Request
- 4-season sleeping bag
- Down jacket
- Trek duffel bag
Must Bring
Daypack—light, comfy, and personal Clothing Layers:
- Sun hat & warm hat
- Sunglasses & headlamp
- Neck warmer & gloves (light + warm)
- T-shirts, thermals, fleece, waterproof jacket
- Trekking pants & casual bottoms
- Socks (liners + warm), hiking boots, sandals
For Sleep & Comfort:
- Lightweight sleeping clothes
- Rain gear & gaiters (seasonal)
Personal First Aid & Meds
- Pain relievers (Ibuprofen, Excedrin)
- Altitude meds (Diamox)
- Diarrhea relief (Imodium)
- Lip balm, sunscreen, band
- Personal first-aid kit
Miscellaneous Must-Haves
- Passport + 3 photos
- Travel pouch for money/docs
- Reusable water bottle or hydration bladder
- Water purification tabs
- Toiletries (TP, soap, wipes, sanitizer, towel)
Optional Extras
- Trekking poles
- Favorite snacks
- Book/cards/music
- Camera, chargers, batteries
- Binoculars
- Pee bottle (men) / Pee funnel (women)
Pack smart, stay light, and enjoy the trek worry-free!
Let us know if you need any gear—we’re here to help.