Panchachuli Base Camp Tour Packages
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Panchachuli Base Camp is famous as Adventure, Trekking, Camping, Base Camps (Trek), . Nearest Airport from Panchachuli Base Camp is and Nearest Railway Station is .
No there is no petrol pump or Atm available, you will get these facilities at Dharchula.
You can easily find many guides or porters from Dharchula.
Yes, there is a motorable road from Dharchula to Dhar. And the condition of this road is good up till Sobla and after Sobla, it’s raw. Due to landslides, it was a little risky or tricky to negotiate 2 km before reaching the road-head.
Yes, there were many suitable sources of water available on the path.
Yes the trek route from Duktu to Panchachuli base camp offers some most beautiful views. It’s an hour’s trek from Dugtu to Meola glacier and one can see endless waterfalls on the glacier and a lot of vegetation and grassy meadows with ample camping space and water.
Yes, there is an only risky point that comes after Dhar village where the trekking trail is quite narrow for a kilometre with the flowing river below.
It totally depends on your luck. If you are lucky enough then you can spot some wild animals while trekking, but there were a large variety of birds. Langurs and wild monkeys were spotted and griffins dominate the area. You also have chances to spot a Himalayan Golden Eagle on this trek.
Dar Village is the starting point for Panchachuli Base Camp and it is approx 66 kms long trek.
April – June and September – October are the best months to visit Panchachuli Base Camp trek.
Panchachuli Base Camp is nestled at an height of 4260 mts above the sea level.
Yes you have to take permit for this trek.
Panchachuli II is the highest peaks that has a height of 6,904 mts.
Panchachuli I is 6,355 mts, Panchachuli II 6,904 mts, Panchachuli III is 6,312 mts, Panchachuli IV is 6,334 mts, and Panchachuli V at 6,437 mts.
You will need atleast 9 days to do this Panchachuli Base Camp trek.
Panchachuli Base Camp trek is a different trek which is situated in the Darma valley of Pithoragarh district near Tibet and Nepal border in Uttarakhand.
