When you arrive in Kathmandu, the trek begins. Our agent will meet you at Tribhuvan International Airport and transport you to your hotel. Enjoy a drink and a warm dinner at the hotel. We'll serve you delicious Nepali cuisine in the evening. In the meantime, take a stroll through Thamel Town in Kathmandu. 

On the second day, first go to Pashupatinath Temple, a very famous Hindu temple in the world, and then to Boudhanath Stupa, the largest Buddhist Stupa in the world. 
There will be a trek briefing and trek pack in the afternoon. Our trek agent will give you a briefing and distribute the trekking gear supplied by us. 

The flight from Kathmandu to Bhadrapur takes nearly 45 minutes and provides breathtaking views of the entire Kanchenjunga trek. The 359-kilometer drive from Bhadrapur to Taplejung is interesting, taking us through various hillsides, villages, and tea gardens with spectacular views and eye-catching landscapes to the District Head Quarters-Telejung. We are staying at the Taplejung Hotel. (8–9 hrs). Following that, we trekked for three days in the Tamur River Valley, beginning at 921m and ending at 1650m in Sekathum. We'll be walking along the river and through the rainforest, surrounded by abundant birdlife. The valley is breathtaking, with a deep tarmac gorge filled with magnificent cliffs, waterfalls, and the gosling sound of glacial water flow. 

Our journey takes us through the Tamur River Valley and then into the Ghunsa River Valley. We cross Simbuwa Khola, which flows from the Yalung glacier just before Sekathum. 
The narrow trail follows the Ghunsa River Valley before beginning to climb towards Amjilosha. As we ascend higher in elevation, we pass through traditional Sherpa and Tibetan settlements. 
There are some easy days walking through the dense forest in the remote area. 
As we approach 3,000 meters in elevation, we maintain a slow and comfortable pace to avoid Acute Mountain Sickness.
When we walk from Gyabla to Ghunsa, we arrive in Phole, a traditional Tibetan village, after a long climb through a dense forest of pine, fir, and rhododendron trees. We take a break here, eat lunch, and visit an old Buddhist monastery in the village. 
We arrived in Ghunsa village (3,400 m) after a 6-day hike, which is the last permanent settlement on the way to North Kanchanjunga Base Camp. 

From Ghunsa, we will explore Kanchenjunga North Base Camp. It is a magnificent glacial valley. You can walk through the moraine with a breathtaking view of the Kanchenjunga massif. 
There are no villages or houses in this remote high-altitude glacial terrain. Because our trail gradually ascends through moraine debris, we have a good chance of seeing wildlife such as blue sheep, mountain goats, or smaller animals such as pikka, marmots, and birds of prey such as falcons, kites, and eagles. 
The trail begins on the north side of the glacier at Ramtangat (4,240 m) and continues on its south side to Lhonak, which is located at the junction of the Lhonak and Kanchenjunga glaciers and surrounded by breathtaking mountains in all directions. 
Eventually, we will explore Kanchenjunga's north base camp, also known as Pang Pema, and we will explore the glacier as much as possible while admiring the magnificent Kanchenjunga and other snow-peaked mountains. 

After exploring Kanchenjunga North Base Camp, we return to Ghunsa and prepare to hike up to Selele Base Camp and cross all three passes. 
We begin our ascent from Ghunsa, following the locals' trail through a dense forest of birch, pine, and rhododendron. 
We spent the night at the Selele base camp, also known as Selele Kharka. We are staying in a basic lodge for one night. 

Today's trek will be difficult, with a steep 400-meter climb to Mirgin La Pass, which offers spectacular views of Jannu Himal, Makalu, Baruntse, Chamlang, Kanchenjunga, Kyabru, and the Himalayan range, as well as the Sikkim border. 
We continue along the ridges before making the final descent to Tseram. We spend the night at Tseram, 4,730 m, in a tea house.

Today we leave early in the morning from Ramche to hike 7 kilometers to Oktang (4,730 m) and enjoy the breathtaking views of Kanchenjunga Himal. Kanchenjunga has five distinct peaks, which are also known as the "5 Jewels of Kanchenjunga." Other impressive peaks on the Nepal-Sikkim border include Rothang and Kyabru, which are all breathtaking. We return to Ramche and walk down to Tserum, where we spend the night after admiring the beauty of Kanchenjunga Himal, Yalung glacier, and all the other beautiful peaks and hills. 

We follow an easy trail alongside Simbua Khola, descending through pine and rhododendron forest all the way to Yamphuding. 
This is a difficult section of the trek because of the landslides and the 600-meter climb to the Lamite pass. 
We walk through the lovely villages of Chhetri and Brahmins, crossing two passes. 
On the final day, we hike around 1200 m up to Tharpu Village and enjoy the last glimpses of the Kanchenjunga Himalayan range with a sunset view from the village before wrapping up this wonderful trek here. 
You'll enjoy driving through the various scenic landscapes and picturesque valleys on your way to Bhadrapur. 

While flying to Kathmandu, you will be treated to a breathtaking view of the Himalayan ranges. After you arrive in Kathmandu, you have the afternoon free to explore Thamel, a popular tourist destination in Kathmandu, and do any last-minute shopping. 

A private vehicle will transport you to the airport after breakfast at the hotel. Your trek leader will be there to help you, and you will return home with fond memories of the mountains, people, and places.