- Splendid views of the magnificent Kanchenjunga mountain.
- Hike along the less touristic region
- Explore wilderness
- Explore the beautiful remote villages of Kanchenjunga region.
- Challenging the high mountain passes in Kanchenjunga
Kanchenjunga Base Camp Trek
26 Days
starting from $2500
$ 2000
Grade:
Challenging
Group Size:
2+ Pax
Transport:
Airplane / Jeep / Car
Altitude:
5,143m
Meals:
Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
Accommodation:
Hotels & Tea Houses
Starts At:
Kathmandu
Ends At:
Kathmandu
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Kanchenjunga Base Camp Trek: Highlights
Kanchenjunga Base Camp Trek: Overview
Kanchenjunga Base Camp Trek is a long journey through a remote and beautiful part of eastern Nepal near Tibet and India. The trek takes you to the base of Kanchenjunga, which at 8,586 meters is the third-highest mountain in the world (28,169 feet). Before the measurement of Everest, Kanchenjunga was considered the tallest mountain in the world. The trek begins in the town of Taplejung and takes about 26 days to complete. You will explore the amazing Kanchenjunga Conservation Area and the beautiful Arun Valley on the trek.
The hike takes you through a variety of landscapes, such as dense forests, alpine meadows, and glacial valleys. Along the way, you’ll pass through a number of small villages and have the chance to talk to the people who live there. Most of them are of Tibetan or Nepali ancestry. The region’s culture is a very unique mix of many different ethnic groups. You will also visit numerous monasteries in Ramtang and Oktang to learn about Tibetan Buddhism.
You will go to both the South and North base camps of Mount Kanchenjunga on this trek. As you walk to the base camps, you will be able to see some beautiful derivative peaks like Kanchenjunga South, North and Central. We also get views of massive peaks like Makalu (8481m), Lhotse (8516m), and Cho Oyu (8188m), which can be seen from the trek, and the views are stunning. More than 20 peaks exceeding 7000m lie in the region along with numerous Himalayan glaciers including Yalung Kang (8505m), Kambachen (7903m), Jongsong (7483), Jannu Peak (7710) and others.https://www.glorioushimalaya.com/30-best-treks-in-nepal/al
The chance to see rare animals like the snow leopard, red panda, and musk deer is one of the best parts of the Kanchenjunga Base Camp Trek. A number of rare and endangered plant species can also be seen during the trek. You will walk through many different climates and environments, from thick forests to rock and snow.
Overall, the Kanchenjunga Base Camp Trek is a difficult but rewarding hike that combines natural beauty, cultural immersion, and adventure in a unique way. It’s a great choice for people who want to trek in Nepal for a longer time and want to get off the beaten path.
Best Season for the Trek to Kanchenjunga Base Camp
The best seasons for the Kanchenjunga Base Camp Trek are generally considered to be between September and November and between March and May. These months have the best weather and the clearest views. During summer, monsoon the trail gets very wet due to rain and clouds cover most of the views, making for a poor experience.
From September to November, the weather is usually dry and pleasant, with daytime temperatures between 15 and 20 degrees Celsius and nighttime temperatures that drop below freezing. This is a great time to hike because the weather is clear and you can see beautiful views of the peaks around you.
From March to May, the weather is also generally nice, with daytime temperatures between 15 and 20 degrees Celsius and nighttime temperatures that drop below freezing. But the spring months can be a little less predictable because it can rain or snow.
Summary of the Kanchenjunga Base Camp Trek
The Kanchenjunga Base Camp trek starts in Taplejung, which can be reached by taking a 45-minute flight from Kathmandu to Bhadrapur. From here we take a jeep to Illam and onward to Taplejung. The trek itself is approximately three weeks long, with the additional first two days devoted to traveling to the starting point and the last two days dedicated to returning back. The trek itself visits both the North and South Base Camps of Kanchenjunga, starting on the North side with views of Tent Peak, Nepal Peak, Cross Peak, and eventually Kanchenjunga itself. After reaching Pangpema on the North side, the route returns to Ghunsa and crosses Mirgin La pass to the South side of Kanchenjunga. Here we get impressive views of the mountain’s South West face from Ramche and Oktang. Then we return through a different route to Suketar in Taplejung and then drive back to Bhadrapur and then onwards to Kathmandu.
The difficulty of the Kanchenjunga Base Camp Trek
The whole trek is over 220 kilometers long and quite strenuous. Depending on your level of fitness and experience, the Kanchenjunga Base Camp Trek is considered to be a moderate to difficult trek. The trek requires a lot of walking on rough terrain at high altitudes, which can be hard on your body. If you have been on moderately long treks in the Himalayas before you should be fine with some extra determination.
The trek starts in Taplejung, which is about 1,300 meters (4,265 feet) above sea level, and reaches at the Pangpema base camp on the North side of Kanchenjunga, which is 5,140 meters (16,860 feet) above sea level. There are also several high passes on the trek, such as the 4,620-meter-high Mirgin La pass (15,157 feet). Altitude sickness is a definite possibility and has to be taken into account.
The terrain frequently goes uphill and downhill and you will follow rivers and valleys going from woodland to very rocky terrain. There aren’t any well-facilitated health posts so being healthy is a must.
Accommodation, Food, and Water in the Kanchenjunga Base Camp Trek
Accommodation on the Kanchenjunga Base Camp Trek is generally basic, with a mix of locally-run lodges (also known as tea houses) and camping.
The lodges are simple but comfortable, with shared bathrooms and dining rooms, among other things. The rooms in most lodges are simple, with two twin beds, blankets, and pillows. Even though power outages are common in the area, some lodges have electricity. Most lodges offer meals, and you can pick from a small selection of local and international dishes.
In places where camping is required, our guides will help set up camp and bring warm food, usually Dal Bhat, which we recommend even at Lodges.
For drinking water, it’s a good idea to carry water purification pills.
Flora and Fauna on the Kanchenjunga Trek
The area around Kanchenjunga is home to a wide range of animals and plants, including many that are rare or on the verge of extinction.
On the Trek, you might see the snow leopard, the red panda, the musk deer, the Himalayan black bear, and the blue sheep. You might also see birds like the Himalayan monal, the blood pheasant, and the chough. There are many different kinds of plants in the Kanchenjunga area. These include alpine meadows, rhododendron forests, and bamboo groves. Maple, Pine and Firs make up the woodlands. Numerous meadows and rocky areas are also gone through on the trail along with terraced farms around major villages. Overall, the area around Kanchenjunga is a nature lover’s dream.
The ethnic demographics of the Kanchenjunga Region.
The Kanchenjunga Region of Nepal is home to a mix of ethnic groups, including Tibetans, Nepalis, and Limbus. The Tibetans are primarily Buddhist and engaged in agriculture and trade. The Nepalis are predominantly Hindu and involved in agriculture, trade, and tourism. The Limbus follows a religion called Kirati religion and are primarily engaged in agriculture and trade. Largely the Tibetan and Kirati groups live higher up on the trail while lower down there is generally a good mix of the various ethnic groups.
A brief history of the region
The Kanchenjunga mountain range was first explored by British adventurers who were drawn by the spectacular views from Darjeeling, India. The region was easily accessible from neighboring Sikkim as early as 1848, while the rest of Nepal was closed to foreign visitors until the 1950s. Kanchenjunga was considered the highest mountain in the world until the discovery of Mount Everest in 1856. The name means “Five Great Treasures in the Snow.” The mountain is sacred to local people and is believed to contain five different treasures in its five peaks: gold, silver, gems, grains, and sacred texts. The first climbers of Kanchenjunga stopped short of the summit in 1955 out of respect for the mountain’s sacred status.
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Itinerary
01
DAY
Arrival in Kathmandu and transfer to the hotel. (1400m)
Upon your arrival at International Airport in Kathmandu, we are waiting with warm greetings outside the airport terminal. Our airport representative will be holding a company name card (Glorious Himalaya) with your name beneath. You will then be transferred to your respective hotel via a private car, van, or bus (Depending upon group size). After some refreshments, our Senior Guide will come to meet you for a briefing about your Kanchenjunga Base Camp Trek. You can also ask him any further questions regarding your trip. You can either rest or use the remaining time strolling down the street of Thamel and explore the neighborhood. In the evening you will be invited for a warm welcome dinner at a nearby cultural restaurant, hosted by our company, which will include typical Nepali cuisine and a cultural dance show. We will then drop you back at your hotel where you can finally rest after a long journey. This probably would be your first night in the city of Himalayas. (Breakfast included)
02
DAY
Kathmandu sightseeing and trip preparation
Today we will explore the world-famous UNESCO listed heritage sites in Kathmandu. After a hot breakfast at the hotel, our tour guide will pick you up for a sightseeing tour around the ancient heritage sites in Kathmandu. You will be guided to religious and historical sites like Syambhunath Stupa (Monkey Temple), Pashupatinath Temple, Boudhanath Stupa, and Kathmandu Durbar Square. You can get some unique insights into the culture, art, and history of Nepal. Indeed it is a superb combo experience of art, history, culture, and diverse religion of Nepal which you would not want to miss while in Kathmandu. All these sights carry a lot of historical, religious, and cultural significance of The Himalayas which is definitely worth visiting. Meanwhile, we will arrange for your trekking permit for Kanchenjunga. You can also shop for any equipment left for trekking. Overnight at the same hotel in Kathmandu inclusive breakfast.
03
DAY
Fly to Bhadrapur and drive to Illam (1500m) - 1 hr flight & 5 hrs drive
We will opt for an afternoon flight from Kathmandu to Bhadrapur. You can use the whole morning to shop for trekking equipment or any other required items. An hour of flight will take us to Bhadrapur airport, from where we will take a scenic jeep ride to reach Illam, which will take about 4 to 5 hours. Illam is the Tea Capital of Nepal and itself is a popular tourist destination famous for its tea garden. Overnight at a local lodge on full board meals. (Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner)
04
DAY
Drive to Suketar (Taplejung) (2420m) - 5 hrs drive & trek to Mitlung (921m)- 4 hrs trek
Today is the beginning day of our actual trek. After breakfast, we will take an early morning drive to Taplejung, passing through tea and cardamom garden. Along the way, we will stop at the top of a pass where we get our first glorious views of Mt. Kanchenjunga and Mt. Jannu at a far distance. Continuing our drive we reach Taplejung where we have our lunch. We will start our trek descending to the Tamur River to reach the village of Mitlung. The path for the next couple of days is often wet, muddy, and slippery, so a pair of trekking poles are essential. Overnight at a local lodge on full board meals. (Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner)
05
DAY
Trek to Chirwa (1270m) – 6 hrs walk
Our trail today descends to the Tamur River passing several settlements. This is a fertile zone for a range of crops and vegetables including millet, rice, and potatoes. We will have a descent to a wooden bridge and cross the Thiwa Khola followed by several ups and downs before reaching Chirwa. Chirwa is a village with a market, shops, and a few lodges. Overnight at a local lodge on full board meals. (Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner).
06
DAY
Trek to Sekathum (1660m) - 5 hrs walk
Today, we follow the trail along the Tamur River. After a couple of hours, we reach Taplechowk (1380). Before continuing our trip further we will have our trekking permit checked here at the park gate. From Taplechowk, we cross a river via a suspension bridge and follow the west bank along where we can see cardamom growing among the forest. Cardamom is an important herb, especially found in the mid-hills of eastern Nepal. We will stop at Phembu for lunch and then continue by ascending above Tamur River to reach Lelep at (1750m). We will then descend to cross a suspension bridge over Tamur river and enter the more slender Ghunsa Khola Valley before reaching our final destination for the day, Sekathum. Sekhathum is a Tibetan village from where we get magnificent views of the high Himalayas. On a clear day, Mt. Jannu is visible up the Ghunsa valley. Overnight at a local teahouse on full board meals. (Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner).
07
DAY
Trek to Amjilosa (2510m) – 6 hrs walk
Today is a bit more challenging day. Leaving Sekathum, we cross a suspension bridge over a river outside Sukathum, we get through a dense forest, ascend the steep trail, descend and cross another river. We then climb a gorge, pass by Solima Village, and descend once again to the river level. Overall, today’s trekking is rather rough. For that reason, we suggest being very careful especially while passing the gorge. Marching further, we later follow a trail which goes both uphill and downhill until we arrive at Amjilosa, where we stop for the night. Overnight at a local lodge on full board meals. (Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner).
08
DAY
Trek to Gyabla (2730m) - 5 hrs walk
We start today’s trek having a short ascend from Amjilosa through lush rhododendron, bamboo, and oak forests before crossing a small ridge. Then descending towards Ghunsa River, we arrive at Thyanyani (2,400m) where there are several stone shelters. Later, the trail follows several short climbs and descents before passing a magnificent waterfall and a final climb towards Gyabla. Overnight at a local lodge on full board meals. (Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner).
09
DAY
Trek to Ghunsa (3595m) - 5 hrs walk
Descending down the steep into a gorge through a forested trail full of fir and rhododendron forests, our walk becomes easier as we follow the river bank that takes us into a large yak pasture land in Pholey. Pholey is a beautiful village inhabited by people from the Tibetan community who moved here long ago. Around the village, we can see Potato fields and the dominance of Tibetan Buddhist culture. Moving ahead, we climb upward where the valley widens, passing the lush fields and forests. Finally, we descend down to cross a suspension bridge over the Ghunsa river to enter into Ghunsa Village. As days go on, we can feel the climate getting cooler as we’re gaining more heights. Overnight at a local teahouse in Ghunsa on full board meals. (Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner).
10
DAY
Acclimatization day at Ghunsa (3595m)
As we are gaining more elevation, our body needs to get tuned to the new altitude. Therefore, we spend this day at Ghunsa for the purpose of acclimatization. An acclimatization walk will be organized along the trail to Lobsang La. This will help our body adjust to elevation gain over the upcoming days as we climb north Kanchenjunga Base Camp.
11
DAY
Trek to Khambachen (4050m) – 6 hrs walk
Leaving Ghunsa, we further trek north along the bank of the river with the backdrop of glorious mountain scenery. Passing through pastures full of gorgeous wildflowers, pine, and rhododendron forests we cross a bridge at Rampuk Kharka then continue past the waterfall. After crossing the tricky section of the landslide, we pass the landslide area and being to see the magnificent view of Mount Jannu. Marching further through the tricky mountain trail, we finally reach Kambachen where we spend the night. Overnight at a local lodge on full board meals. (Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner).
12
DAY
Another acclimatization day
We spend another day for acclimatization at Kambachen. This day, we observe if anybody in the group has any symptoms of altitude sickness. We will use this day to relax –take a bath and/ or explore the Nuphchu Khola Valley area. This will be our second night at Kambachen at the same lodge on full board meals. (Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner).
13
DAY
Trek to Lhonak (4785m) - 4 to 5 hrs walk
Today we will start our trek early in the morning to kick-off another challenging day. The trail passes through the rhododendron forest along the lateral moraine passing through seasonal yak herders’ camp at Ramtang (4,370m). The trail becomes rockier after an hour or so, and we pass under a landslide area. We should be alert for any rockfall and is best to keep moving at a steady pace. Then, we climb through open rocky fields and cross moraines North West of the Kanchenjunga Glacier to Lhonak. The campsite at Lhonak si near several large stone huts and has gorgeous views of Mera Peak (6,344m), Wedge Peak(6,750m), Twins (7,351m), Nepal Peak (6,910m) among others. However we cannot see the Kanchenjunga from Lhonak, so we will walk up to Pangpema the next day for this view. Overnight at a lodge on full board meals. (Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner).
14
DAY
Trek to Pangpema/ Northside of Kanchenjunga Base Camp (5143m) - 4 hrs walk
Today we opt for an early morning hike to the north side of Kanchenjunga Base Camp, locally popular as Pangpema. We visit the Kanchenjunga north base camp which is an incredible trekking experience. Slowly and carefully, we climb up through the line of the moraine. Using trekking poles will make your trek a lot easier. Walking past the rocky area, the trail opens up to Kanchenjunga North Base Camp (Pangpema). Overnight in Kanchenjunga Base Camp at a tented camp on full board meals. (Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner).
15
DAY
Trek back to Ghunsa (3,595m) – 8 hrs walk
It’s finally time to bid goodbye to this heavenly place. We return to Ghunsa, retracing our steps back via Lhonak and Kamachen. We follow the same path that we had taken earlier enjoying the breathtaking views of natural beauty. Overnight in Ghunsa at a local lodge on full board meals. (Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner).
16
DAY
Trek to Sele Le (4,390m) – 5 hrs walk
We leave Ghunsa, diverting towards an alternate path that climbs up steeply towards Sele Le. Along the way, we pass through rhododendron and juniper forests. We can notice a few teahouses at Sele Le Camp, although there are no traces of human settlement on the way. Overnight in Sele Le Camp at a local teahouse on full board meals. (Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner).
17
DAY
Trek to Cheram (3,870m) - 8 hrs walk
Today, our trek is a bit challenging. We start out early morning since the trek is a long to Cheram. After breakfast, we hike up to High Camp to delight in some gorgeous view of mountains. From High Camp, we move along the trail ascending to our first pass Sinon La at 4,440m. From here the trail contours the hillside and a short inclined climb takes us to Mirgin la Pass at 4,480m. The trail descends for a moment before contouring round before a final short inclined climb that brings us to the top of Sinelapche La Pass at 4,840m. Each pass will reward us with glorious views. From the final pass, there is a 1,000m descent on a trail past a small lake to Cheram. Cheram is a small village situated above the Simbuwa Khola. Overnight at a local lodge on full board meals. (Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner)
18
DAY
Day trip to Kanchenjunga South Base Camp/ Oktang (4580m) – 7 hrs walk
After a hot breakfast, we walk along the trail leading to Oktang Base Camp. Passing a beautiful trail with a backdrop of stunning mountain and glacier views we also get some best views of Mount Kanchenjunga. We further climb up higher towards the snout of the Yalung glacier. Exploring the glacier we climb up to Oktang Base Camp, which is the southern base camp of Kanchenjunga. From here, we can relish some spellbinding views of the Kumbakarna glacier along with the south face of Mt. Kanchenjunga. Then, we descend towards Cheram where we will spend the night. Overnight at a local lodge on full board meals. (Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner).
19
DAY
Trek to Tortong (3000m) – 7/8 hrs walk
As we descend to Tortong we will encounter two routes. One route is the one we took while descending down from Sele Le. Ignoring this route, we will descend further down to the trail alongside the Simbuwa River. En route, we can applaud the lush rhododendron forest. Overnight at a local lodge on full board meals. (Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner).
20
DAY
Trek to Yamphudin (2080m) – 8 hours walk
Leaving Tortong it’s about 1000m ascend which takes about 3 hours. Climbing steeply through a mossy forest, we pass the huge landslide that occurred in 2013. We will stop at Lamite Bhanjyang for lunch. After lunch, we descend on a quite steep trail for about 2 hours prior to crossing Imja Khola. We then contour round the hillside and cross the Dubi pass before descending to Yamphudin. Yamphudin is a village consisting of a mixed community of Gurungs, Limbus, Rais, and Sherpas. There is also the Kanchenjunga Conservation Area office in the village. Overnight at a local teahouse on full board meals. (Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner).
21
DAY
Trek to Pumphe Danda (1,900m) – 5/6 hrs walk
Today, we descend through the charming village of Yamphudin towards the Kabeli Khola. Crossing a long bridge over the Kabeli Khola, we descend further to Mamankhe. The trail from here enters a side gorge and crosses a long suspension bridge over a stream before a steep climb to Pumphe Village. From here we can relish in the magnificent view of Mt. Jannu. Overnight at a local lodge on full board meals. (Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner).
22
DAY
Trek to Khunjari (1928m) – 5/6 hrs walk
On this day, we climb towards two tea shops on the ridge above, then traverse through a series of valleys passing through several settlements. Our trek continues through Bhanjyang and crosses a ridge to descend to the Limbu settlement of Khunjari. Overnight at a local lodge on full board meals. (Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner).
23
DAY
Trek to Suketar (2420m) – 5/6 hours walk
After a long journey up in the mountains, we are finally at the end of our trek. The trail today descends to the Pha Khola before a steep climb through Pokhara and Shimu villages to Thenbewa. We then traverse through the lush forest to Lali Kharka before descending gradually to Suketar. Congratulations! You have completed an amazing adventure around the Nepalese side of Kanchenjunga. Overnight at a local lodge on full board meals. (Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner).
24
DAY
Drive to Bhadrapur (91m) - 9 hrs drive
Today, we will have a long drive to Bhadrapur. It was indeed a wonderful time up in the mountains! We will reach Bhadrapur in the evening where we will enjoy a delicious dinner with perhaps some beer and relax in a comfortable hotel overnight on full board meals. (Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner)!
25
DAY
Fly back to Kathmandu (1400m) – 1 hr flight
Today, we will take a morning/ evening flight back to Kathmandu. Our airport representative will receive you outside the Kathmandu airport terminal and then transfer you to your respective hotel. In the evening we will have a farewell dinner hosted by our company with typical Nepali cuisine and a cultural dance show at a local restaurant. We will drop you back at your hotel where you can have a well-earned rest. Overnight at the hotel inclusive breakfast.
26
DAY
Departure from Nepal
After breakfast and our last day in Kathmandu, our vehicle. Today is perhaps your last day in Kathmandu. Our escorts and vehicle will be on standby to drop you at the international airport 3 hours prior to your scheduled flight back home. It was an honor to provide our service and a wonderful time spent together. We pray for your Safe journey and hope to see you again someday!
Trip Includes
- All the airport and hotel transfer as per the itinerary by private vehicles.
- 3 night’s twin sharing hotel accommodation in Kathmandu city inclusive breakfast.
- Both way domestic airfares and the airport taxes. (Kathmandu-Bhadrapur-Kathmandu)
- 1 day Kathmandu sightseeing around world heritage sites inclusive private transport and city tour guide.
- 22 nights of twin-sharing local teahouses & tented camp accommodations while on the trek.
- Full board meals while on the trek. (breakfast, lunch, and dinner)
- All the essential trekking permits of the Kanchenjunga region.
- Private jeep transport from Bhadrapur to Illam and then to Suketar.
- Local jeep transport from Suketar to Bhadrapur.
- First-aid medicine for the trek.
- An experienced and government-certified trekking guide for the trek.
- Company duffel bags and sleeping bags to use while on the trek.
- All our local field staff will be insured along with their salary, accommodation and meals.
- An appreciation certificate after trip completion.
- Nepalese cuisine farewell dinner at a typical restaurant with cultural dance performance.
Trip Exclude
- International airfares and Nepal entry visa.
- Entrance fees for Kathmandu sightseeing.
- Lunch and dinner in Kathmandu hotel stay.
- Porters are available at an extra cost. (optional service)
- Tips to the guide and porters.
- Any kind of alcoholic beverages and drinks while on the trek.
- Battery charging, hot shower, use of WIFI, phone calls while on the trek.
- Any other extra cost which is beyond our includes.
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My husband and I wanted a long trek to a lesser known area and with fewe tourists and he landed on this one. He did all the research and chose Glorious Himalaya because Ganesh was one of the few offering this trip and he was very responsive to our inquiries and requests. Lots of emails went back and forth and he made sure it all came together with transport, accomodations, guide, porter, etc. We combined this trip with another trek in the southwest of the country (with another service) and Ganesh worked with us to mesh our two disparate trips. Out guide UR was excellent. His English was pretty good, so we could usually communicate what we needed to. Our porter was also excellent, though he didn’t really speak English, but that was not needed. Learn some Nepali, not only do the people appreciate it, it did help. No fault of the company, but be warned, the “huts” along this trek are rough. Sanitation is low, all outhouses and little ways to clean up so bring wipes. Once in the Kanch conservation area, the “huts” there cater a bit better to tourists, but it is still rough. And once you get to Tseram and north it is cold, we were cold for over a week and we come from the far north US, we wore every bit of clothing. Bring water purification method. The trails are not easy and we hike mountains and are in pretty good shape – up, down, and around and often rough footing, so train before you go. Do not expect to have the opportuinity to bath for days (3 weeks in our case).
Judith Ross
USA
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Thanks to all the members of Glorious Himalaya for your great service and hospitality during our Nepal stay.
We (an adult couple) booked the Kanchejungha circuit with base camp trek through Glorious Himalaya and they did their best to make our trip successful. We started our trek from Kathmandu to Bhairawa flight and then took a drive to Suketar which was an interesting part of this journey. Our guide Nima was an experienced and knowledgeable guide, as well as our porter Shiva, was very honest and strong enough to carry our belongings throughout the trek.
We visited both the north and south base camps of Kanchenjungha. Accommodations on this route were very common but well enough to spend the cold nights.
During our 1 month Nepal trip, we enjoyed lots and created some unforgettable moments in the Himalayas.
Thank you for your great effort. We will visit Nepal again with Glorious Himalaya company and recommend this agency for your great adventure in Nepal Himalayas with their professional services.
Dominic & Eva
Russia