Kanchanjunga Expedition

Situated at the Nepal-Sikkim border, Kanchenjunga is the world’s third tallest peak at 8586 meters. The name Kanchenjunga means Five Treasures of Great Snow, which refers to the five 8000 meter peaks that emerge from the Kanchenjunga himal. This mountain range is considered sacred by local inhabitants, as these five peaks are said to represent […]

Trip Overview

  • Destination
    Kanchanjunga,
  • Duration
    57 Days
  • Altitude
    8586m

Situated at the Nepal-Sikkim border, Kanchenjunga is the world’s third tallest peak at 8586 meters. The name Kanchenjunga means Five Treasures of Great Snow, which refers to the five 8000 meter peaks that emerge from the Kanchenjunga himal. This mountain range is considered sacred by local inhabitants, as these five peaks are said to represent the five repositories of God. The landscape formed by peak-studded ridges crisscrossing the Kanchenjunga massif provides for incredible scenery throughout our ascent. The way to the summit involves negotiating various challenging terrain, including scrambling across boulder fields and mixed climbing sections.

Itinerary

Cost Includes

  • Equipment allowance, daily allowance & insurance for base camp staff (sirdar, cook, kitchen boy and liaison officer).
  • Food and fuel at the base camp.
  • All camping equipment at the base camp such as tent, dining tent, kitchen tent, chairs, tables.
  • Trek support for climbing members from road head – base camp - road head.
  • Porters to carry loads from road head – base camp - road head.
  • Royalty and peak permit
  • Kathmandu – road head – Kathmandu land transportation
  • Airport arrival and departure pickup
  • Shared accommodation at 3 or 4 star hotels in Kathmandu before and after the expedition on bed and Breakfast plan.

Cost Excludes

  • High altitude food and fuel above base camp.
  • Climbing equipment, tents and personal equipment above base camp (though available at extra cost).
  • Personal accident insurance and emergency rescue operation.
  • Tips for expedition staff and porters after the trip.

Trip Notes

Best season: Spring, Autumn

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