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Private Trip Departure everyday upon your
request. But if you are interested to join with
group, please chose below mention departure
dates as per your requirement. |
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Feb |
Mar |
Apr |
May |
June |
July |
Aug |
Sep |
Oct |
Nov |
Dec |
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2, 10, 15, 22 |
3, 10, 15, 20 |
5, 12, 23, 27 |
6, 10, 16 |
7, 15, 20, 25 |
5, 16, 21, 26 |
3, 9, 15, 22 |
4, 11, 20, 26 |
2, 9, 14, 20 |
3, 10, 19, 26 |
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Fact of the Trek |
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Related Oxygen Rate at Different Altitude |
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Kanchenjunga Trek Map |
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Place Covers |
Kanchenjunga Base Camp |
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Group Size |
Min.2, Max. 9 |
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Trek Grade |
Moderate
 + Strenuous
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Min. altitude |
1410m |
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Max. altitude |
5180m |
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Season |
February to June and September to
November |
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Transportation |
Tourist Bus (Kathmandu - Kathmandu) |
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Trek Duration |
23 Days |
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Age Limit |
22 to 60 |
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HIGHLIGHT OF THE
TREK
Since the terrain can be hard and the days
long, hikers on these treks should be in
good physical condition and have some
previous mountain walking experience. But It
does not require any technical experience.
Steep climbing may be involved, although it
is never necessary to use ropes.
How can you trek in Kanchanjunga area ?
Trekking in Kanchanjunga can be organize only
camping (Tented Camp). On a camping trek you
will sleep in tents. The staff includes a
guide, cook, Sherpa and sufficient porters
to carry all trekking gear. Even if you have
never camped before, there is no need to
worry that you won’t enjoy the experience.
The tents we provide are roomy, the sleeping
pads/ mattresses are comfortable and
international style food of a high standard
is freshly prepared and served. On all of
our treks a bathroom tent is provided as
well as a dining tent with tables and camp
stools, providing a cozy, comfortable
atmosphere to eat and chat with fellow
trekkers during the evening.
How Camping Trek is
Operated?
In a typical Camping Trek, day starts around
6 a.m. with a cup of hot tea or coffee
followed by a bucked of warm water for their
washing and cleaning. After packing up their
stuff and daypack, the trekkers are
requested to leave their camp and meet at
the dinning table for breakfast. The trek
started around 7.30 - 8 a.m. and the kitchen
staffs go ahead of the group.
Our well trained staff pack all camping
equipment and gears and the porters carry
them to the next camping site. The trekkers
should carry only personal belongings that
they may need for the day like water bottle,
rain gear, camera, etc.
The Trekkers can decide on their own on time
for viewing the beautiful landscape, taking
photographs and resting or making a short
pause. The walk to the lunch spot normally
takes 3 hours. Our cook and assistant serves
hot lunch upon arrival. The afternoon walk
takes about 3 to 4 hours to reach at the
night camp around 4/5 p.m. Tea and snacks
are served while our sherpa pitch the camp.
The dinner is served around 6/7 p.m. in the
dining tent lit with a pressurized lantern
and furnished with table and camping tools.
We provide high quality tents, foam and
mattress, and a simple toilet tent in every
camp for once comfort.
Our well - trained and experienced cook, and
assistant prepare a variety of healthy,
hygienic and clean food which is carried for
the entire trek. Fresh Fruit and vegetable
may taste on the way to trek. |
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When is the best season?
The best season for this trek is half of February to
First week of June and September to early December.
Half of February to First week of June: From
the half of February until the first part of June
temperatures are relatively warm, 10° to 15° warmer
than in the fall. Mornings are bright and clear with
the air slowly becoming hazier as the day
progresses. The rhododendron forests in springtime
are spectacular, with color displays that are
"Himalayan" in beauty. June is warm and green with
many fewer people - the sense of solitude is much
greater than other seasons.
September to half of December: September to
early December is an ideal time for the best
mountain views. The days are typically sunny and
clear with moderate temperatures and the evenings
are usually quite cold. |
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Short
Description of Kanchenjunga Trek
Trekking
in kanchenjunga give you an opportunity to see
panoramic views from every direction. Kangchenjunga
is the third highest mountain in the world and the
second highest in Nepal. Kanchenjunga is translated
along the lines of "Five Treasures of the Snow" and
the main peak is 8586m high. The recently opened
Kanchenjanga region offers the keen walkers the
chance to explore a totally unspoilt upland
wilderness, which offers a most beautiful and
contrasting variety of scenery. Lush farmland and
wooded valleys give way, higher up, to breathtaking
mountain scenery, which includes close-up views of
Kanchenjanga and also distant panoramas of the
mountains of the Khumbu.
A journey to this area is a special treat- starting
from the tropical lowlands through great
rhododendron forests and lovely villages of east
Nepal upto the glacier and overwhelming views. A
trek to the south and north faces of the world's
third highest peak offers fantastic mountain views,
including Everest. It provides you with an
adventure, which will stay forever. One of the most
remote and beautiful areas in Nepal, which, unused
to foreign visitors, still lies shrouded in mystery.
The features of the walk in are pleasant villages
with different ethic groups then in the high
regions, glorious mountains and abundant wildlife.
The trails climb from 1200 meters (4,000ft) to 5180
meters (17,094ft) above sea level. |
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Itinerary in Details |
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Day 01 :
Flight
Kathmandu –
Biratnagar (terai
valley
nearer India
border). |
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Day 02 :
Early
morning
flight to
Taplejung. |
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Day 03 :
Trek to
Chirwa
(1190m). |
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Day 04 :
Trek to
Sakathum
(1640m). |
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Day 05 :
Trek to
Amjilassa
(2490m). |
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Day 06 :
Trek to
Gyabla
(2730m). |
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Day 07 :
Trek to
Gunsa
(3430m). |
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Day 08 :
Trek to
Khambachen
(4040m). |
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Day 09 :
Trek to
Lhonak
(4790m). |
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Day 10 :
Rest day and
acclimatization
at Lhonak. |
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Day 11 :
Trek to Pang
Pema
(5180m). |
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Day 12 ::
Trek to
Ramtang. |
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Day 13 :
Trek to
Ghunsa.
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Day 14 -
16 : 3
days trek
from Ghunsa
to reach
Ramche at
4620m.
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Day 17 :
Trek to
Tseram
(3870m). |
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Day 18 :
Trek to
Toranton
(2990m).
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Day 19 :
Trek to
Yamphudin
(1690m). |
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Day 20 :
Trek to
Khesewa
(1960m).
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Day 21 :
Trek to Lali
Kharka
(2220m). |
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Day 22 :
Trek to
Suketar
(2300m). |
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Day 23 :
Fly
Taplejung/Biratnagar/Kathmandu. |
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NOTE :
Please, note that above itinerary just include
trekking period. We need two more extra days for
arrival and departure. Altogether, we require at
least 25 days in Nepal (Kanchanjunga trekking 23
days + 2 days for arrival and departure).
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IMPORTANT NOTE:
The safety and the well being
of our groups are of paramount importance to us. All
of our trips are led by qualified professional
guides, who are well trained by our Government. Our
job is to ensure your comfort and safety as we take
you where you want to go, because your holiday is
ours. In this regards, we work honestly and
effectively to provide you the Himalayan experience
that suits your interest. We encourage you to
question us freely and contribute in the planning
stages of your adventure.
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