2 night, Hike to near glacier Kanchenjunga, Kumbhakarna view point – We get different views of same mountain when it see it from different angles , Photographer’s paradise and the key highlight of this trek

* There are lodges for accommodation but we do not recommend camp style because of the quality
* For more detail check instagram post where day wise detail is written

 Autumn and spring are often considered the ideal seasons for the Kanchenjunga Base Camp trek. In these seasons, the temperature is reasonable, and the weather is also quiet and constant. In these seasons, sunny skies are often expected, and woodlands are also gorgeous owing to fall foliage and spring wildflower blooming.

The Kanchenjunga base camp trek  is regarded as a difficult trek that requires a high level of physical fitness, endurance, and mental strength. You will be climbing at elevations of over 5,000 meters (16,404 feet), in thin air with unpredictable weather. You’ll be trekking over difficult and hilly terrain, with long descents and ascents, river crossings, and winding paths. You’ll also regularly spend many hours a day walking in distant and isolated spots.

The Kanchenjunga trek permit is one of the most expensive in Nepal. The trekkers need to secure special permissions because it is a restricted region. You’ll need a Kanchenjunga Conservation Area Project Entry Permit (KCAP) and a Restricted Area Entry Permit. The Tapethok and Yamphuding VDC routes are restricted zones.

Entry Permit for Kanchenjunga Conservation Area Project (KCAP): Rs 2000 per person

Restricted Zone cost of an entry permit is USD 20 per person, per week.