A brief summary of Yashok and its pictures

Yashok is small in size yet it is very beautiful. It is in the west of Panchthar district. It is the second famous place after Phidim in Panchthar.

Recently, it was connected with roads. If you wanna go Yashok, there are 4 ways to get; one from Ranke, another from Phidim, next one from Mauwa and last one from Tehrathum. There are two internationally renown holly places namly Kusayak and Kumayak. It is considered as one of the sacred places in Nepal as Pathivara Mandir in Taplejung. It is also the center of many vdcs. It is also famous for Trishala Mela. It happens in the interval of every three years periods for three days. At this time, many progarams are organized. People not only come here from inside Nepal but also people come from all over the world at that time and they especially, worship Kusayak and Kumabayak at that time.

In short, it is the landmark of Panchthar. People love its eternal untamed beauty and we love its prosperity. Up with Yashok Bazar!

यासोक (YASHOK)
— Village development committee —
Yasok Location in Nepal
Coordinates: 27.05°N 87.63°ECoordinates: 27.05°N 87.63°E
Country	Nepal
Zone	Mechi Zone
District	Panchthar District
Population (2011)
• Total	4,224
Time zone	Nepal Time (UTC+5:45)
Postal code	57408
Area code(s)	024

Yasok is a village development committee in Panchthar District in the Mechi Zone of eastern Nepal. At the time of the 1991 Nepal census it had a population of 4224 people living in 947 individual households. Yaok is Area no 2 of Panchthar District Election committee. Damber Singh Sambahamphe was the winner from this Area on last election of Constituent Assembly. Pushpendra Khadka is IT person from this Village development committee who has currently completed Bachelor in Information technology.

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