Kanchanjunga world's third tallest mountain stands on the border of Nepal & India and south of Tibetan Autonomous. Government of Nepal opened Kanchanjunga region to trekkers in 1988. A trekking to Kanchanjunga is real wilderness adventure, fascination of Mountains, Local villages and living in harmony of different ethnical group in the low land Rai, Limbu and Chhetri and upper part dominated by Sherpa Peoples who have migrated from Tibet long ago. Various types of the flora, fauna, herbs & scrubs are the other feature of the trip. So Kanchanjunga is the most popular trekking destination which will fire up the imagination of everyone. It was first climbed by G. Band, Evans & J. Brown in 1955This region was opened for trekkers in 1998 only but lots of mountaineering groups were already accessing this route for their attempt to summit the mountain. This region is largely inhabited by Rai and Limbu who are known to be very friendly people.

This trek begins and ends at the small airstrip at Suketar (Taplejung) which lies in the remote north east corner of Nepal. From Suketar we will begin out trek, following a route alone a ridge top towards the Tamour River where we will enjoy panoramic views of the Makalu (27825ft) and Chamlung (24000ft) peaks. We will continue through forests and rhododendron thickets and soon the Kanchenjunga range will Arrear River through the Limbu villages to the terraced mountainside village of Amjilassa and the legendry Sherpa village of Ghunsa (11400ft). We will visit the monastery there and soon have our first glimpse of a sea of unclimbed peaks including the Jannu (25289ft), known as a mystery peak or Terror. We will trek to the edge of the Kanchanjunga glacier and after crossing the lateral moraine; we will cut across at this junction and arrive at our campsite at Lhonak, an undisturbed landscape of unspeakable beauty.

After a couple of days of rest and exploration at Lhonak, including a day trip to Pangpema (16900ft) to see the north face of Kanchanjunga, we will head south to Yalung glacier. We will cross of two passes, the Lapsang-La (16700ft) or Margin-La (15300ft) depending on which is the safest at the time, into the Simbua Khola valley and camp at Ramche (14000ft). We will rest and explore the Yalung Glacier and the southern face of Kanchenjunga , then begin out trek back to our last night of camping, we will celebrate with our Sherpas and porters the completion of our trek together.

Kanchanjunga Base Camp Trekking – 26 days

   Highlights of the trip

• Visit temple, Art/architecture and Pagodas, heritage sites in Kathmandu

• Scenic flight from Kathmandu - Taplejung - Kathmandu.

• Trekking through terraced fields and typical eastern- Nepali villages

• Snow capped Himalayan peaks

• Traditional villages, Unique Himalayan culture with majority of Sherpa, Rai, Limbu, Tamang, Chhetri, Brahamn & Tibetan

• Monasteries, Chortens, Temple & prayer walls

• Explore the Kanchenjunga Base Camp.

• Explore world’s biggest blue glacier of Yalung.\

• Magnificent views of Mt. Everest, Makalu and Kanchenjunga

• Crossing the pass over Mirgin-La.

• Diverse flora and fauna and rich local culture\

• Pang Pema, Kanchenjunga's North BC, and the superb view of the biggest concentration of mountains in Himalaya