Kanchenjunga Base Camp - 21 Days

Price : 1890 $ 4Pax

Kanchenjunga is the third highest in the world at 8,598m, it sits astride the Nepal/Sikkim border only a few miles from Tibet. This route was opened to the trekkers in 1988, though people have trekked in the area in connection with mountaineering expedition since the turn of the century.

Kanchenjunga is along way from Kathmandu and the nearest road and airports are along way from the mountains.

Our long trek here climbs from the intensively cultivated hillsides of the Nepal Midlands, populated by the Rai and Limbu tribes, towards the peaks of Jannu and Khabru and the great wall of Kumbakarna, Kanchenjunga and Rathong, passing on the way through some of the finest high mountain scenery anywhere. Until very recently this was a restricted area, so this is an ideal trek for those who already know Nepal and want to get away from the better known areas and visit a remoter part where few foreigners have penetrated.

We fly from Kathmandu to Biratnagar and transfer to Basantapur on the same day. The trek begins with our first camp at Chauki then trek through Gyabla, and ascend to the higher camp at Pang Pema (5120m) and camp at Lhonak. The trek concludes at Suketar via the descent from Omje Khola, from where we fly back to Kathmandu.

Price : US $ 1890.00 Per Person (Min. 4 Pax)

Price Includes : While on Trekking (Breakfast/lunch/dinner with tea\coffee), accommodation in Tent, Trekking permit, National park permit, all Camping Equipments (like: Sleeping bags, down jackets, mattress, water bottle, necessary tents etc) cooking gears, etc. All necessaries Nepalese staffs like: guide, porters, Sherpa, cook etc.; all necessaries for Nepalese staffs (all meals, accommodation in tents, all the camping equipments, insurance, salary, medical expenses, field allowance etc), Kathmandu-Suketar (Taplejung) –kathmandu by Air for Guest, a guide and a cook.

Price Excludes : Drinks (mineral water, beer, cold drinks), Chocolate, personal clothes, personal expenses, rescue charge, any unforeseen expenses etc.

Notes : * The departure schedule can be change on any unavoidable circumstances such as weather hazards, natural changes of walking track, road slides, and avalanches, public strikes.