KANCHANJUNGA
NORTH & SOUTH BASE CAMP
The Kanchanjunga massif with its myriad glacier
systems, high pass crossings and vast untracked
foothills offers the opportunity for almost endless
exploration. This trek is best in early autumn
or late spring. We ascend from Hille through terraced
fields and through rhododendron forest to the
high Milke Danda ridge (4500m). There are fine
views of four of the world’s highest peaks
Everest(8848m), Lhotse (8516m), Makalu (8463m)
and Kanchanjunga (8537m). From Taplejung village
our route takes us up and over the 3484m pass
at Lashi tan to remarkable view point Khumbakarna
and Kabru (7310m) tower over us just short distance
away across the Yalung glacier. The Peaks of the
Kanchanjunga massif are our constant companion
as we cross several passes to Gunsa village and
descend the valley and take a west ward trail
back to Tumlingtar and fly to Kathmandu.
| Day 01 |
Arrive Kathmandu. |
| Day 02 |
Tour in Kathmandu. |
| Day 03 |
Fly Kathmandu / Biratnagar. |
| Day 04 |
Fly Biratnagar/Suketar & commence
trek. |
| Day 05-26 |
On trek. |
| Day 27 |
Fly Suketar / Kathmandu. |
| Day 29 |
International departure. |
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Code: SAANT33
Starting from: Suketar
Ending at: Suketar
Grade:     
Highest access of the trek:
Pangpema(5150m-Kangchenjunga North Base Camp
Culture:
Mixed
Himalayan sights:
Kangchenjunga all & Makalu Himal etc…
Mode of trekking: Camping
Most attraction of the trek:
A challenging special trekking remote eastern
Nepal with Himalayan view
Departures: Mar-May, Sep-Nov |