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Kanchanjunga Trekking |
• Best season : |
Apr - May, Sep - Nov |
• Trekking duration : |
22 - 29 Days. |
• Trekking grade : |
D (Challenging) |
• Max. altitude : |
5,400 m. |
• Starting point : |
Hile |
• Ending point |
Taplejung |
• Culture |
Different Community with majority of Sherpa,
Rai, Limbu, Tamang, Chhetri, Brahamin &
Tibetan. |
• Mode of trekking : |
Fully Organized Camping Trekking. |
• Himalayan sights : |
Makalu, Everest, Kanchanjunga, Janakchuli,
Dhorma Peak, Pathibhara Himal, Kiran chuli,
Nepal Peak, Kumbhakarna, Chang Himal,
Tapleshikhar, Givigela Chuli, Dzanye Peak,
Lashar Himal & More attractive snowcapped
peaks etc. |
• Highlights : |
The third tallest peak (8586m) in the world,
the most beautiful and least unexplored
remote region of eastern Nepal. Walking in
pleasant villages, through rhododendron
forest in the lower valley then in the high
regions, glorious mountains views |
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Kanchenjunga the mountain of jewels the third tallest
peak (8586m) in the world and possibly one of the least
unexplored remote region of eastern Nepal and certainly
one of its most beautiful. Breathtaking views of the
vast Himalayan range from the majority of the routes
trails. Walking in pleasant villages, through
rhododendron forest in the lower valley then in the high
regions, glorious mountains views of Everest, Makalu and
the Kanchanjunga massif will make the trip memorable and
abundant wildlife such as musk deer, blue sheep and yak
grazing in the high altitude always astonish us. Nepal
opened the Kanchenjunga area to trekkers in 1988, though
people have trekked in the area in connection with
mountaineering expeditions since the turn of the
century. Kanchenjunga is a long way from Kathmandu, and
the nearest roads and airports are a long way from the
mountain. You can trek either to the north or south
Kanchenjunga base camp, but it takes luck, determination
and a lot of time to visit both sides of the peak. The
northern side is particularly remote; it takes almost
two weeks of walking to get to the base camp at Pang
Pema. Kanchenjunga is on the border of Nepal and the
Indian state of Sikkim, so a circuit of the mountain is
politically impossible. The next best alternative is to
visit both the north and south sides of the mountain
from the Nepal side. The Kanchenjunga region remains
technically restricted, but you can trek here if you get
a trekking permit form. There are a few tea houses in
the lowlands, but in the high country we must have food
and a tent. A 20 to 25 day trek takes you to the
snowline through high pastures and into the romance of
the mountain jewels. Much more than a trek, it is a
journey of discovery.
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Itinerary in Detail |
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Day 01 : |
Arrive In Kathmandu |
Day 02 : |
Sightseeing / Cultural Day In Kathmandu
Valley |
Day 03 : |
Kathmandu - Hile |
Day 04 : |
Hile ·Dhuda |
Day 05 : |
Dhuda ·Door Pani |
Day 06 : |
Door Pani ·Gupa Pokhari |
Day 07 : |
Gupa Pokhari ·Nesum |
Day 08 : |
Nesum ·Taplejung |
Day 09 : |
Taplejung ·Chirwa |
Day 10 : |
Chirwa ·Sakathum |
Day 11 : |
Sakathum ·Amjilassa |
Day 12 : |
Amjilassa ·Kyapar |
Day 13 : |
Kyapar ·Ghunsa |
Day
14 : |
Khambachan |
Day
15 : |
Khambachan |
Day
16 : |
Khambachan ·Lhonak |
Day
17 : |
Day Trip To Pangpema |
Day 18 : |
Khambachan· Tha Passea |
Day 19 : |
High Camp |
Day
20 : |
High Camp - Ramche |
Day 21 : |
Ramche ·Tserma |
Day 22 : |
Tserma ·Torantan |
Day
23 : |
Torantan ·Yamphudin |
Day
24 : |
Yamphudin ·Ponphe |
Day 25 : |
Ponphe ·Pha Khola |
Day 26 : |
Pha Khola ·Taplejung |
Day
27 : |
Taplejung ·Kathmandu |
Day
28 : |
Kathmandu |
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Current Tourism News |
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Nepal trekking /
travel related business was booming until 1999. After that, the
incessant conflict scared off tourists from visiting
Nepal and we are feeling the pinch of the fall in
tourist arrivals. There was a time when we recorded such
a huge flow of tourists that we used to turn back some.
As a professional Nepal tour operator we did not have sufficient
staff and equipment to handle all of them...
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