Trip Destination:Nepal
Total Duration:25 Days
Difficulty:Strenous
Trekking Days:20
Overnight :At hotel & guesthouse
Max. Altitude :Kanchanjanga Base Camp (5140 m)
Best Season :Mar - May & Sept - Nov.
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Kanchenjunga Base Camp Trek is one of the most beautiful trek and less touristic. It’s beautiful because there is Mount Kanchanjanga (8586 m) is the third world highest peak. This is the best known trekking rout out of the other off the beaten trekking trail. Mt. Kanchanjanga is situated eastern part of Nepal in Taplejung district with the boarder of India. The main attraction point of this trek is Mt. Kanchanjanga. Moreover during this trek you can see panoramic and fascinating tea garden in Kanyam that is famous in whole Nepal as well as in India.
During the trek to southern base camp, Oktang (4730 m) is the best viewpoint that provides view of Kokthang (6148 m), Rathong (6678 m), Kabru Range, Kanchenjunga Range and Jannu (7710 m). Three scenic and tiring passes separates the northern and southern base camps of Kanchenjunga. In other hand, there are more settlements Ghunsa (3475 m), a lovely Tibetans Buddhist village is one of the biggest villages in whole higher valleys of Kanchenjunga Region. Kambachen (4225 m) and Lhonak (4815 meters) are the only other two seasonal settlements situated higher than Ghunsa. At the end of the valley, Pangpema (5150 m) offers a full circular views of Kanchenjunga (8586 m), Kangbachen (7903 m), Ramtang Peak (6601 meters), Taple Sikhar (6341 meters), Nepal Chuli (6910 m) and Kirat Chuli (7365 m). Above mention are the main attractions of this region.
This trek begins flight from Kathmandu to Bhadrapur and drive to Suketar via Ilam. If you want travel by bus drirectly from Kathmandu it’s also available but it takes longer time. The destination of this trek is Kanchenjunga North Base Camp (5143 m) which is highest elevation of this trip through Ghunsa village. This trekking trail is within Kanchanjanga Conservation Area.
Day 01Arrive in Kathmandu (1335 m), transfer to hotel. Overnight at hotel.
Day 02Sightseeing (Bouddhanath, Pashupatinath & Swyambhunath ) along with trek preparation.
Day 03Flight from Kathmandu to Bhadrapur (91 meters) & drive to Ilam (3636 m), about 5hrs drive. Overnight at hotel.
Day 04Drive to Suketar (2420 m) & trek to Lali Kharkha (2266 m), about 4hrs drive then 4hrs trek. Overnight at guesthouse.
Day 05Trek from Lali Kharkha to Kade Banjyang (2130 m), about 6hrs trek. Overnight at guesthouse.
Day 06Trek from Kade Banjyang to Phumphe Danda (1860 m), about 6hrs trek. Overnight at guesthouse.
Day 07Trek from Phumphe Danda to Sherpaguan (1678 m), about 6hrs trek. Overnight at guesthouse.
Day 08Trek from Sherpaguan to Torongton (2980 m), about 8hrs trek. Overnight at guesthouse.
Day 09Trek from Torongton to Tseram (3860 m), about 5hrs trek. Overnight at guesthouse.
Day 10Acclimatization day at Tseram.
Day 11Trek from Tseram to Ramche (4610 m), about 5hrs trek. Overnight at guesthouse.
Day 12Trek to Oktang view point and back to Tseram (3870 m) for overnight, about 7hrs trek. Overnight at guesthouse.
Day 13Trek from Tseram to Sele La (4290 m), about 8hrs trek. Overnight at guesthouse.
Day 14Trek from Sele La to Ghunsa (3415 m), about 4hrs trek. Overnight at guesthouse.
Day 15Trek from Ghunsa to Kambachen (4225 m), about 6hrs trek. Overnight at guesthouse.
Day 16Trek from Kambachen to Lhonak (4792 m), about 6hrs trek. Overnight at guesthouse.
Day 17Trek from Lhonak to Pang Pema (5140 m) & back to Lhonak for overnight, about 6hrs trek.
Day 18Trek from Lhonak to Ghunsa (3415 m), about 7hrs trek. Overnight at guesthouse.
Day 19Trek from Ghunsa to Gyabla (2726 m), about 6hrs trek. Overnight at guesthouse.
Day 20Trek from Gyabla to Amjilosa (2498 m), about 6hrs trek. Overnight at guesthouse.
Day 21Trek from Amjilosa to Taplethok (1322 m), about 5hrs trek. Overnight at guesthouse.
Day 22Trek from Taplethok to Linkhim (1460 m)/ Phurumbhu, about 6hrs trek. Overnight at guesthouse.
Day 23Trek Linkhim to Suketar (2420 m), about 4hrs trek. Overnight at guesthouse.
Day 24Drive from Suketar to Kanyam (one of the beautiful tea garden of Nepal). Overnight at Hotel.
Day 25Drive Kanyam to Bhadrapur & fly to Kathmandu. Overnight at hotel.
Approximately Individual Expenditure on the Spot
Note: The others expenses are depend on you (shopping, hard drinks, etc.) and situation (flight cancellation, rescue, etc.). If you depart earlier than itinerary program your payment will not be refunded and early arrival expenditure also will not be covered by your trip cost.
Accommodation: We provide wide range of accommodation services for our clients as per there request from star hotel to normal guesthouse in main city areas where available, while the price of the trip might alter on that basis. On this trekking trail there is no hotel/ guesthouse so we provide you good accommodation in the tent with full equipment.
Food/ Meals: Cities areas in Nepal offer excellent and variety of food and cuisines as it has many hotels and restaurants. National/ international food, local food, fast food, dessert items, snacks etc. are easily available in cities areas like; Kathmandu, Pokhara, Lumbin,... While in case of remote areas one can enjoy food prepared by trained and experienced cook. We manage all those things so you should not pay extra charge for that facilities. We provide you all the kitchen equipment and staff.
Drinking Water: We highly advise to minimize use of plastic during the trek. Please always remember that there is no any plastic recycle facilities up in the Mountains. In this regard we highly recommend you to use boiled water for drinking or use water purification tablets instead of buying water in plastic bottles. Your guide will suggest you the best and most ecological friendly way for drinking water during your trek depending on trekking trail. We advise to have your own water bottle with you for the whole trek which you can refill whenever you need.
Acclimatization: It is very important for the trekking above 2500 m. Our trekking schedules have been carefully designed to maximize your ability to acclimatize safely. We ascend slowly and ensure an adequate number of rest days. However, it is still possible for mountain sickness and your guide will be watching for symptoms with an experienced eye throughout the trip. These symptoms are commonly headache, nausea, vomiting, tiredness, and feeling difficult to breathing. If you or any of the group members display any of these symptoms he will be able to provide informed advice and ensure a proper action. Your guide will advise you more thoroughly regarding the altitude and most of the problems starting on trial.
Best Season: As what one can see highly depend upon the seasonal condition, it is always best to travel on the best season for the corresponding trek. It is not that on season other than the best one, the trek gets worse, but one can fully take advantage of the trek when done in best season. The best season for trek in Nepal is Mar-May (spring) and Sep-Nov (autumn); though trek can be do throughout the year.
Expert Team: Working your way through dangerous mountainous route can be very challenging and adventure. One can encounter less stamina, high altitude, weather condition, steeply and slippery path way while travelling depending upon the route one choose. So leading the trip despite of all the challenges requires experienced and expert team who are directly under you care. They are properly trained and government certified individual who are very capable and knowledgeable to work out through extreme condition and lead you safely. All of our staff is provided with insurance, medical services and equipment as their safety is something we do not take lightly.
Packing Ideas: We advise that carrying appropriate and proper equipment is better than carrying excessive quantity of equipment. So one should only carry appropriate and only absolute necessary equipment with self; warm clothes, trouser, t-shirts, hiking boots, sunglasses, sun cream, knife, walking stick, backpack, headlight, sleeping bags are among the essential stuff one requires. Equipment we provide are limited so, one should manage required equipment by self or it can be bought in any appropriate places.
Safety and Security: Safety and security of traveller and team staff is matter of great concern to us. Selection of proper route, highly trained professional team and equipment required is done with great care and knowledge. We have proper remedial services during the trek with professional staffs; first aid kit, oxygen bag and helicopter service for emergency rescue whenever trekkers get physical loss or altitude sickness.
Experience and Fitness: Though high level of fitness and previous experience is not needed for trekking in this reason but food stamina, workout and running and walking habit helps to higher extent. Walking through rocky steeply path way can be challenging but with appropriate rest and walking habit, one can complete their journey with no regret left behind.
Trekking Equipments List
Trekking is simply walking in the hills or the mountains, be it for a day or weeks or more. Certain basic trekking equipment is essential while you're trekking to any parts of the trekking destinations in Nepal. The items may differ from the area to area and on season to season. The following are the list of the equipment that we suggest you for your trekking in Nepal Himalaya. Clothing:
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