It is said that the famous sage Guru Padma Sambhava buried the treasures of knowledge in this most beautiful of mountains. It is so revered by the locals that the Lamas from Sikkim do an annual tribute dance to this sacred peak. This region takes you to the snowline through thick forests of rhododendron trees in the lower region and yak grazing in high pastures. The wild flowers are in full bloom
during the months of April and May, and clear views of the mountains are also more likely during this period. Much more than trek, it is a journey of discovery. The Kanchanjunga Range is possibly the last unexplored region of Eastern Nepal. Breathtaking views of the vast Himalayan range can be seen from the majority of the route's trails. This is a sparsely populated area with mainly Limbu and Rai communities. The people are not accustomed to receiving tourists at their doorsteps and show great hospitality. For an all-round trekking experience a visit to either, or both, base camps of Kanchenjunga, at 8586 meters, the third highest mountain on earth, is always possible but our experience recommends making the both base camps in a single trip. Once you arrive in the higher parts of Kanchenjunga, you will find great masses of Himalayan peaks surrounded by a number of peaks lesser in height but no less attractive. The trek is at times arduous but it passes through some wonderful remote villages and is never boring.. Kanchenjunga Trek
Kanchenjunga Trekking
Kanchenjunga Basecamp Trekking
Kanchenjunga North and South Basecamp Trek
Kanchenjunga Helicopter Tour
