At a distance of 40 kms from Lohaghat at the confluence of river Kali and Saryu, Pancheshwar forms the borders with Nepal and is famous for the temple of Chaumu, its fair and a dip at the confluence is considered to be very sacred. The Jaat (jamaan) of Chaumu comes down from villages Sail, 5 km. above the temple. Chaumu is worshiped as a protector of animals. Bells and milk are offered in the temple of Pancheshwar. Chaumu Jaat of Pancheshwar has its unique way of cultural expression. The temple at Pancheshwar is devoted to Lord Shiva. |
Near Corbett, Pancheshwar is a most ideal fishing destination. The Mahaseer or the Great Head is a fish that is considered to be the ultimate fishing trophy for those fishing in these regions. While on this exciting fishing trip you also enjoy the natural beauty of the surrounding forests, streams and the high mountains. |
