Kanchanjunga Trek kLiterally the Kanchanjunga means crystal clear in Nepali while geographically the Kanchanjunga mountain is the second tallest in Nepal and the third tallest in the world after the Mt. Everest of Nepal and the K2 of Pakistan. The whole trekking areas in this region stretches through and around Arun River whose origin dates back to prehistoric period. The Arun valley is one of the most beautiful regions to trek in Nepal. Traveling around this part also gives an opportunity to enjoy and experience the traditional culture of Rai and Limbu, the native locals of this area. Trekking in this area is an adventure that is full of enthusiasm, excitement and above all, an unforgettable life time experience.
Fact about the trip
Duration: 21days / 28 days
Starting point: Basantapur
Ending point: Basantapur
Highest access on the trek: Pangpema (5150 m. Kanchenjungha's northern Base Camp
Mode of trekking: Camping
Most attraction of the trek: Cultural, nature challenging, remoteness, Himalayan ranges
Trekking grade: Strenuous
Best Time: Sep / Oct & March / May
Itinerary:
01 Flight from Kathmandu to Biratnagar drive to Hill, trek to Basantapur.
02 Trek Basantapur to Chauki Bhanjyang
03 Trek Chauki Bhaniyang to Gufapokhari
04 Trek Gufapokhari to Gurij Gaon
05 Trek Gurij gaon to Dovan
06 Trek Dovan to Mitlung
07 Trek Mitlung to Chiruwa
08 Trek Chiruwa to Sokathom
09 Trek Sokathom to Amjilessa
10 Trek Amijilessa to Gepla
11 Trek Gepla to Gunsa
12 Trek Gunsa to Kambachen
13 Trek Kambache to Lonak
14 Trek Lonak to Kanchanjunga Base camp- Lhonak
15 Trek Lonak to Gunsa
16 Trek Gunsa to Simonla Base Camp – Gunsa
17 Trek Gunsa to Amjilessa
18 Trek Amijilessa to Amjikhola
19 Amjikhola to Gupha Pokhari
20 Gupha Pokhari to Suketar
21 Flight from Suketar to Kathmandu
Group Size: 2 to 14 in one departures
Per person cost: Available on request
Cost Include
• Air ticket to and from Kathmandu-Biratnagar- Taplejung
• 4 nights hotel accommodation in Kathmandu
• Lodge accommodation in Nepalganj
• Tent/lodge & family stay on trek
• Trekking permit and national parks entry fees
• Supporting staff and porters
• Cooking utensil and fuels-
• Tents and mattresses
• Necessary foods supply during trek
• Insurance for trekking staff
Cost not include
• Meals & accommodation in Kathmandu
• Sightseeing in Kathmandu
• Alcoholic drinks, and Bottled water during trek
• Personal nature expenses
• Tipping for trekking staff
• Fee of local botanist if needed