Passing through the
remote and unspoiled far eastern part of
Nepal, this classic trek to Kanchenjunga,
the third highest peak in the world,
provides an incredible variety of
scenery and cultural diversity. Starting
from the low valleys of eastern Nepal,
the route passes trough cultivated
farmland and villages and leads along
rivers and through picturesque
landscape. Higher up, Tibetan villages
with wooden houses, prayer flags and
mani stone are encountered. On the way,
there are stunning views of Jannu. Then
Pang Pema, the base camp of Kanchenjunga,
is reached, surrounded by an incredible
array of high peaks. The formidable
north face of Kanchenjunga is revealed,
and walks up the glacier offer
fascinating close-up views. This is one
of the most beautiful treks in the
Himalaya.
Kanchenjunga South Base Camp (16 days
ktm/ktm)
Of all the world's great peaks,
Kanchenjunga (sacred house of the gems)
at 8586 m. is the third highest mountain
in the world. It sits loftily on the
Nepal/Sikkim border in the east and
south of Tibet border.
This route was opened to the trekkers in
1988. This great peak is the Eastern
Corner Stone of the Nepalese Himalayas,
watershed of the Tamur Koshi River. This
area although with a vast range of
elevations and temperatures, has fairly
easy access and is in fact
topographically hospitable. In fact,
this is ideal trek for those who already
know Nepal and want to get away from the
better known areas and visit a remoter
part where few foreigners have
penetrated.
It is the last camp before the south
face situated less than 5000 m. offers a
glorious panorama from the crest of
moraines. You come back by the village
of Ghunsa, built with wooden house where
the Tibetans have been living for the
past 30 years.
Itinerary:
Day 01: Arrive in Kathmandu. Transfer at
Hotel and Welcome Dinner
Day 02:Visit Kathmandu
Day 03: By Plane: Kathmandu/Biratnagar
and transfer to hotel
Day 04: By plane: Biratnagar to Suketar
(2500m)
Day 05: Kunjar (5h-2300)
Day 06: Mamankhe (6h-2400m)
Day 07: Chittre (6h-3000m)
Day 08: Tseram (Low) (6h-3600m)
Day 09: Lapasang (6h-4200m)
Day 10: Ramze Base Camp (5h-4850m)
Day 12: Tseram (Hight) (6h-3800m)
Day 13: Camp After Milgin La (5h-4200m)
Day 14: Phere (Monastery) (5h-3200m)
Day 15: Amjilosa (6h-2500m)
Day 16: Tapethok (6h-1800m)
Day 17: Lingkhim (6h-1200m)
Day 18: Suketar (5h- 2500m)
Day 19: By Plane: Suketar/Biratnagar/Kathmandu
Day 20: Visit in Kathmandu
Day 21: Depart
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Kanchenjunga North Camp (22 days
ktm/ktm)
Trekking in the area of the peaks of
North face base camp situated at 5000
m., you need adequate acclimatization.
The trek begins with our first day at
Suketar. From Ghunsa the trail leads up
to the moraine and wild terrain. While
on the trek facing north, you can see
some animals as well as birds like Thar
or Goral. The whole trek is a difficult
one and strenuous descents and climbs.
Itinerary:
Day 01 Arrive in Kathmandu. Transfer at
Hotel and Welcome Dinner.
Day 02 Visit in Kathmandu
Day 03 Kathmandu - Biratnagar
Day 04 Biratnagar - Suketar (2500m)
Day 05 Kunjar (2300m)
Day 06 Ma Manikhe (2400 m)
Day 07 Chitre (300m)
Day 08 Tseram (low) 3600m
Day 09 Lapsang (4200m)
Day 10 Ramze Base Camp (4800m)
Day 11 Tseram (High) 3800m
Day 12 Camp after Milgin La (4200m)
Day 13 Ghunsa (3500m)
Day 14 Lakep (4000m)
Day 15 Ramtang (4700m)
Day 16 Lhonak (5000m)
Day 17 Panepema (5000m)
Day 18 Khangpachen (3500m)
Day 19 Phere (2800m)
Day 20 Amjilosa (2500m)
Day 21 Tapethok (1800m)
Day 22 Lingkhim (1200m)
Day 23 Suketar (2500m)
Day 24 Suketar - Biratnagar - Kathmandu
Day 25 Kathmandu Jaunt
DaY 26 Departure
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