Kanchenjunga Base Camp Trekking-27 Days

  • Duration 27 Days
  • Trip Grade Moderate To Adventurous
  • Destination Nepal

Highlights

  • Journey to the foot of the world's third-highest peak range, Mt. Kanchenjunga.
  • The only expedition that allows you to visit both base camps in a single trek
  • Off the beaten track, away from the main crowded trekking trails in an isolated country.
  • Enjoy the breathtaking panorama, which includes green hills, valleys, and a large White Mountain range.
  • Explore lonely and isolated territory in an unspoiled and pure environment.
  • A spectacular and beautiful resort in Nepal's Far Eastern Himalayas.
     

An Advantage of Booking a Trip with a Trekking Planner Inc.

  • Private vehicles pick up and drop off passengers at all airports.
  • First-aid kit box.
  • Trekking Planner Inc's down jackets, t-shirt, and cap, if necessary.
  • Arrangement of emergency evacuation service (you should have insurance for emergency evacuation, which will be paid for by your travel insurance company).
  • We use an oximeter to check your pulse, oxygen saturation, and heart rate, and we provide oxygen.
  • Sim cards are provided by our company for travelers, so there won’t be any networking issues.

Trip Introduction: A 27 Days Trek Towards Kanchenjunga Base Camp.

Kanchenjunga Massif is the mountain range that straddles the eastern Himalayan region at the border between Nepal and Sikkim (India). It is the third-highest mountain range after Mount Everest and Mount K2. The Massif consists of several peaks, including the third-highest mountain in the world, Mount Kanchenjunga, to the east. Besides Kanchenjunga, the Mahalangur Himal to the north, the Singalila Himal to the south, and the Zemu Glacier are located on the western side of Massif Peak. Furthermore, the Kanchenjunga Conservation Area surrounds the Kanchenjunga Massif, which is the home of wildlife. This conservation area contains a huge portion of unspoiled landscapes, including Alpine grasslands at high altitudes, woods, glaciers, and rivers.

The elevation of Kanchenjunga is 8586 meters, while Kanchenjunga Base Camp is at an altitude of 5160 meters. It is a popular destination for trekkers and mountaineers. The word "Kanchenjunga" means "Five Treasures of the Snow," according to Tibetan. The five snow treasures are said to be gold, silver, gems, grain, and religious text.

Route of Kanchenjunga Base Camp.

The 27 Days Trek towards Kanchenjunga Base Camp has two routes: the northern route and the southern route.

The northern route is a challenging trek that starts from Taplejung and crosses the Sele La Pass. It then descends to Ghunsa, the highest village in the Kanchenjunga Region, and then ascends to Kanchenjunga Base Camp. It offers a scenic view of Kanchenjunga and requires good physical condition.

The southern route is easier and more popular in comparison to the northern route. The trial also starts in the town of Taplejung. It then ascends towards the forest and rhododendrons of the subtropical foothills. The route passes through the picturesque view of Kanchenjunga Himal and enters alpine vegetation. The final section of the route leads to Kanchenjunga Base Camp.

Is a Solo Trek Toward Kanchenjunga Base Camp a Wise Idea?

Since Kanchenjunga is the third-highest mountain in the world and is located in a remote area with a high altitude, it will be challenging for any trekkers who are trying to trek to Kanchenjunga Base Camp.

Here are some of the reasons it is generally not recommended to trek solo toward Kanchenjunga Base Camp:

  • Remote and Difficult Topography: The Kanchenjunga Trek is well-known for its remote and challenging terrain. Crossing high-altitude passes, traveling through difficult landscapes, and dealing with unpredictable weather conditions are all part of the trek. It requires experience, physical fitness, and understanding. Trekking alone in such situations raises risks and difficulty.
  • Trekking Permit: The Nepal Tourism Board has just implemented a new rule of taking a government-verified, licensed guide while trekking to any place. So it will be difficult to get a trekking permit if you trek alone without a guide.
  • Hard to Find an Easy Route: There are many routes towards Kanchenjunga Base Camp, but only a few of them are easy ones. Traveling alone may not be beneficial for choosing an easy and suitable route.
  • Safety and Emergency Situation: Trekking alone means you won't have anyone to support you in the event of an emergency or unforeseen incident. Access to medical facilities and rescue services can be limited in distant places. Having a trekking guide can provide extra support, assist with navigation, for example, and help with recusal or CPR in the event of an accident or health problem.

The Best Season for a 27 Days Trek towards Kanchenjunga Base Camp.

The pre-monsoon (spring) and post-monsoon (fall) seasons are considered the finest times for a 27 Days trip to Kanchenjunga Base Camp. These times of year provide the region's best weather and trekking conditions.

One of the best seasons to hike to Kanchenjunga Base Camp is in the Spring (March to May). Generally, consistent weather with pleasant temperatures and clear skies characterizes this time of year. The days are longer, making trekking more pleasant and providing stunning vistas of the peaks and surroundings. The rhododendrons and other wildflowers are in full bloom and give the trail bright colors. The weather can get more erratic around the end of May, and places at higher elevations may still have some leftover snow.

Autumn (September to November) is another great time to push to Kanchenjunga Base Camp. This time of year is often dry, with clear skies and steady conditions. The temperate temperatures make for pleasant daytime trekking conditions. Excellent vision allows for breathtaking views of the surrounding landscapes and the snow-capped mountains. Compared to spring, the trails are often less congested. However, it's crucial to keep in mind that as you climb to higher heights, the autumn season can become colder, necessitating the use of appropriate cold-weather clothing.

It's important to remember that the Kanchenjunga Region has a monsoon season from June to September, which brings heavy rain and makes the routes muddy and hazardous. Due to safety concerns and restricted visibility, trekking during the monsoon season is generally not recommended.

How Challenging is the Kanchenjunga Base Camp?

The Kanchenjunga Base Camp Trek is challenging. Travelers who are well-experienced, physically fit, and can tolerate high altitude are able to trek toward Kanchenjunga Base Camp. Since trekking towards Kanchenjunga Base Camp is a long trek, you need a well-experienced guide and porter, which will be provided by Trekking Planner Inc.

The following reasons make the trek more challenging:

  • Unpredictable Weather: The weather in the Kanchenjunga Region can be unpredictable and harsh, particularly during the winter and monsoon seasons. The trek may be made more difficult by cold temperatures, high winds, rain, and precipitation.
  • Remote Area: The Kanchenjunga Region is not as well developed as Kathmandu city. This region has limited facilities and infrastructure. Accommodation and food options may be limited, as may access to medical facilities and communication services.
  • Topography: The topography of the Kanchenjunga Region varies throughout the journey, including a wide variety of landscapes and environments. At the beginning of trekking, there is subtropical vegetation, and it ascends through a variety of climatic zones, including temperate woodlands, alpine meadows, and finally the base camp's high-altitude glacier environment. The landscape is frequently harsh and rocky, with slippery climbs and descents. There are also several river crossings, which might be challenging during the rainy season. At the beginning, the trek is easy, but when you ascend slowly towards high altitude, the difficulty starts to increase. It will be difficult to cross the rocky, snowy, and slippery terrain due to the diverse topography.
     

How to Face and Surpass the Challenges while Trekking to Kanchenjunga Base Camp.

The Kanchenjunga Base Camp Trek is a long and difficult expedition that requires both physical and mental preparation. Trekkers should be in good physical condition and have previous experience hiking at high altitudes. They should also be prepared for shifting weather and the possibility of altitude sickness.

Here are some of the important tips to face and surpass challenges while trekking toward Kanchenjunga Base Camp:

  • The walk is long and demanding, so you should be in good shape and have prior experience climbing at high altitudes. Trekkers should also be prepared for unpredictable weather and the possibility of altitude sickness.
  • Make sure you pack everything you need for the trek. Though blankets are available in that region, we highly recommend you carry an extra blanket or hire a sleeping bag. Trekking Planner Inc. will help you manage a sleeping bag, if required.
  • If you suffer from altitude sickness, start descending at lower altitude villages, have some rest, and immediately consult your group, especially your guide, so that he can help you in such a situation.
  • Don’t forget to carry a thermos.
  • Don’t drink alcohol after 3200 meters, it may cause dehydration.
  • Be careful while walking on the trail, sometimes there will be pebbles, rocks, and snow along the way.
  • Respect the local culture and tradition, and try to be honest with your guide.
  • While trekking, be positive and bring a good attitude so that you can overcome the difficulties that come with trekking.

Local Tradition and Culture in the Kanchenjunga Region.

The Kanchenjunga Region, which includes sections of both the Indian state of Sikkim and eastern Nepal, is well-known for its rich indigenous heritage and culture. Several ethnic groups live in this region, including the Bhutia, Lepcha, Limbu, Rai, Sherpa, Tamang, and Gurung. Every group has its own dialect, customs, and cultural practices. The majority of people in the Kanchenjunga Region are Buddhists or Hindus.

Monasteries and Buddhist stupas mark the surroundings, indicating Tibetan Buddhism's considerable impact. Hindu temples and ceremonies are popular. Throughout the year, the Kanchenjunga region hosts a number of festivities. Losar (Tibetan New Year), Saga Dawa (Buddha's birth, enlightenment, and death anniversary), Dashain (a major Hindu festival), and Tihar (a festival of lights) are some of the major events. Religious rites and cultural events are held during these festivals.

The Kanchenjunga region's food reflects the region's agricultural techniques and availability of resources. Rice, maize, barley, and millet are staple foods. Traditional foods frequently include fresh produce, dairy products, and spices, resulting in pleasant and nutritious meals.

Is travel insurance required for Trekking towards Kanchenjunga Base Camp?

As Kanchenjunga is located at a high altitude with unstable weather conditions, the trek towards Kanchenjunga Base Camp will be more challenging. So travelers are highly recommended to purchase travel insurance so that they can get financial protection.

There are several pros to travel insurance, they are as follows:

  • If you have any health issues or have an accident while trekking, travel insurance can pay for your medical care and transportation expenses. It is essential to have insurance because high-altitude trekking and helicopter rescue might be expensive.
  • Travel insurance will compensate you for non-refundable expenses like flights, hotels, and permit fees if you have to cancel or shorten your trip due to personal emergencies, illness, or unforeseen circumstances.
  • Travel insurance can provide compensation for misplaced, stolen, or delayed baggage, ensuring that you have enough cash to replace essentials throughout your trip.
  • Travel insurance can cover legal costs or liability claims if you unintentionally cause damage to property or injury to another person while on the road.

Toilets, showers, and lodging availability at Kanchenjunga Base Camp.

Kanchenjunga is a rural area, so there are basic facilities like toilets, showers, and lodging facilities. Due to a lack of development, these facilities are limited.

  • Toilet and Sanitation Facilities: Basic bathroom facilities are available at teahouses or lodges along the trekking path. Squat toilets or simple pit toilets are typically used. However, when you climb higher towards the base camp, the supply of toilets may become restricted, forcing you to rely on more primitive options.
  • Showers: Hot showers may be difficult to get by at higher altitudes, particularly in the Kanchenjunga Base Camp Region. Basic shower facilities with cold water may be available in teahouses or lodges. If you want a hot shower, it is necessary to pay an additional charge.
  • Lodging Facilities: Teahouses and lodges are the most common types of lodging along the Kanchenjunga Base Camp Trek Route. These are simple guesthouses that offer a bed, meals, and some common services. There will be quite a few teahouses with varied levels of comfort throughout the more popular sections of the journey. However, when you approach higher altitudes and more rural locations, the number of hotels may reduce, forcing you to rely on more modest lodging or camping.

Trekking Planner Inc. suggests you carry your personal hygiene and sanitation items like toilet paper, hand sanitizer, personal towel, face wipers, and bio-degradable soap by yourself; it will be more reliable for you because these things are barely available in the Kanchenjunga region. Women should consider period tracking and, if possible, keep sanitary pads with them, as at high altitudes, health posts and pharmacies are barely available.

Electricity, Batteries, and Charging facilities at Kanchenjunga Base Camp.

There is electricity in Kanchenjunga Base Camp, however, it is solar power from local hydropower plants and is limited. Most lodges have solar panels that run for a few hours every day. Solar panels offer electricity to certain hotels during the day. The availability of electricity decreases as you rise towards Kanchenjunga Base Camp. Solar panels may offer electricity at lower-altitude teahouses or hotels.

However, when you travel to higher altitudes, teahouses may rely on different power sources, such as generators. Battery charging services may be accessible in common areas, but it is essential to bring extra batteries or power banks to guarantee that your electronic gadgets have enough power. Carrying a portable solar charger might be a convenient way to power your gadgets while on the trail.

Solar chargers generate power from sunlight and can be useful, particularly in locations with limited or no access to electricity. It is recommended that you invest in a high-quality solar charger with enough capacity to satisfy your charging requirements.

Advantage  of Booking a trip with Trekking Planner Inc.

Trekking Planner Inc. is a trusted, well-authorized, and one of the safest trekking companies in Nepal. This company is regarded as highly experienced, with over two decades of experience. The company has well-experienced, humble, hospitable, and dedicated guides and potters who can help you complete your trek safely and on time. They are familiar and try to make you more comfortable during trekking.

Here are some of the benefits of trekking with Trekking Planner, Inc.:

  • Arrangement of private vehicles for arrival and departure at the airport.
  • Welcome and farewell dinner, especially provided by Trekking Planner Inc.
  • SIM cards are provided by Trekking Planner Inc. officials (an additional charge is taken for data packages and SIM activations).
  • A T-shirt, sleeping bag, down jacket, etc. are provided by Trekking Planner Inc. if required.
  • Arrangement of first-aid kits.

Itinerary

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On arrival at Kathmandu international airport via respective airlines, where you will be received by our office staff and guide with warm welcome then transfer to your hotels in the hub of the city.

After checking into your rooms and getting refreshed join the other groups for briefing on Kanchenjunga Base Camp Trekking, our guide offers you with useful important information regarding trek and your stay in Nepal with us. 

Evening includes welcome dinner in a nice and authentic Nepalese restaurant with Folk Culture program of Nepal while having your dinner.

    Morning, depart from the hotel for exciting tour around Kathmandu at places of great interest, Kathmandu city and its valley steeped with historical and religious monuments temples and monasteries listed as World Heritage Sites.

    After an interesting tour afternoon free to relax and preparation for Kanchenjunga base camp trekking next early morning flight to Nepal Far South East around Terai belt.

      As per the flight time towards Nepal Far South East to reach at Terai belt the low land of the country, where our marvelous Kanchenjunga base camp adventure begins, a scenic flight from Kathmandu takes you to land at warmer south east at Bhadrapur airport located near the eastern border of India. 

      From here, an interesting drive towards cooler alpine hills covered within Japanese pines (Cyriptomerica Japonicas) with vast tea gardens to reach at nice Ilam town for overnight stop.

        Second day starts with short drive to reach Taplejung area at Sukhetar, a place with small airstrip, but unreliable and unpredictable than flying into Bhadrapur.   

        On reaching hill town at Taplejung near Sukhetar, where first day overnight camp will be set or in local best lodge available afternoon free to enjoy walks around the town and witness Nepalese culture of Eastern Nepal, populated mostly by Kirat tribes of Limbu  with some Rai and other Hindu people Chettries and Brahmins. 

          After a pleasant overnight stop in Taplejung, starting our first day treks heading past many small farm village to reach near Mitlung, and the our route leads on pleasant winding path with few straight up and down into forested areas of rhododendron and pines trees; where climb leads to a high hill facing scenic views of Mt. Kanchenjunga and Kabru peaks, as walk continues with descend to Tamur River encountering short ups and down-hill to Sinuwa village for overnight stop. 

            From Sinuwa descend towards Tawa village to cross several smaller fresh streams reaching into spread out farm villages to reach at Chirwa, a nice village of mix tribes dominated mostly by Rai (Kirat tribe) some Magar, Tamang and Hindu Chettries, Brahmins with Dalits people with time to explore this nice village.

            Enjoying stops at Chirwa, morning walk heading past several neat smaller farm villages to reach a river bank of mix country where you can witness cultivation of cardamom fields in the dark shade of dense tree line.

            From here walk higher up over farm fields with short descend to overnight camp at Taplethok a lovely farm village close to Lelep, here air gets much cooler with dramatic change of culture of more Tibetan Buddhist religions. 

              After Taplethok within interesting farm villages as walk leads past many scattered farm villages with paddy fields and terraces to enter a patch of cool forest with short ups facing views of distant peaks and then reaching a nice agriculture farm village at Sakathum where overnight camp is pitched near the village back yard.

                Enjoying pleasant overnight at Sakathum, morning walk heading past several neat smaller farm villages to reach a river bank of mix country where you can witness cultivation of cardamom fields in the dark shade of dense tree line.

                Journey continues to reach higher gaining more elevation heading past farm fields and villages facing views of distant peaks with rolling green hills as walk leads into a valley filled with nice cool woodland then reaching a high village at Amjilasa for overnight stop. 

                  Morning walk continues along higher side as altitude gain slowly leading towards much cooler area as paddy farms area stops, then walk gets closer to mountainous around high hill areas encountering several scattered summer pastures and grazing areas to reach at Gyabla or Kyapra for overnight stop within a small cattle herders and farm village, mostly populated by Tibetan like mountain tribes with Sherpa and Bhotia people of Buddhist religion and culture.

                    Morning begins with gentle walk on down-hill as climb starts for an hour within forest of pines-oaks and rhododendron trees as walk reaches a nice flat area on reaching Ghunsa river, from here on pleasant walk to Ghunsa village for overnight stop, a nice and interesting village populated by Bhotia and Sherpa tribes of Tibetan origin with houses built with stones includes neat small farm.

                      An ideal place for rest to get well with acclimatization before heading towards higher north at Kanchenjunga base camp, here with great opportunity for hike around this nice village of impressive Buddhist culture takes you at scenic view point hill for best panorama of mountains and surrounding landscapes.

                        Walk from here leads to climb following a river with views of waterfalls along the walks, Yak herders may be met along the trail depending upon grazing season. 

                        The trail goes from right bank of river Ghunsa, and through rhododendron and pine forest, as walk leads to a gradual ascend to Rambuk Kharka and then crossing a small glacier landslide. 

                        The trek continues with excellent views of Khumbukarna and Janu and other high snow-capped peaks.  

                        On leaving tree lines behind, heading into barren country with few short bushes and scrub of juniper, after Rambuk Kharka climb, and then trail leads to a gentle down to Khambachen after crossing a landslide section to camp at Khambachen. 

                        This scenic valley dominated by peaks of Sharphu (7,070 m.) with north face of Mt. Janu and Wedge peak.

                          From here our route follows above river for an hour and then heading further east, as our walk heads down to a river, as climbs reaches rocks and boulder areas leading to a terminal moraine of Kanchenjunga glacier, on leaving Ramtang Kharka (a Sheppard place) where trail joins Kanchenjunga glacier and then crossing at a junction of Lhonak and Kanchenjunga glacier overlooking grand views of Mera, Nepal Peak and Wedge Peak.

                            Today hike to Pang Pema heading towards our main highlight of the adventure at Kanchenjunga North base camp starts with gentle climb above a river with impressive views of Kirat Chuli, Nepal Peak, Taple Sikhar, and Givegela Chuli. The first part of the climbs is gentle and then heading through a boulder on rocky trail.

                            Walking between grassy slopes and to a glacier path up at Kanchenjunga North Base Camp with chances of spotting herds of blue sheep's around this wilderness of mountains and glaciers.

                            After a wonderful scenic moment overlooking massive Kanchenjunga peaks and then heading back to camp at Lhonak with wonderful photographs around Pang Pema and Kanchenjunga base camp.

                              Retrace the journey back on the same route past Kambachen to overnight camp at Ghunsa after a long day and exciting walks to North Kanchenjunga Base Camp.

                                On leaving northern side of Kanchenjunga area, as walk from here heads into complete wilderness of thick forest and grazing areas, continue trek with long climb to reach Tsele-La Kharka at the base of a pass for overnight stop within large field and a summer pasture. 

                                  Morning steep climb to cross over twin high and scenic in a day, as it rewards you with grand views of massive Kanchenjunga range, as walk lead through dense tree lines and crossing some streams to reach at the base of Sinion La after crossing over Tsele-la pass a climb of few hours with gradual descend to reach Tseram for overnight stop.

                                    Morning free for optional day hike to Oktang takes you at Kanchenjunga South Base Camp, where British Expedition established base camp for the climb of Kanchenjunga summit in 1955, walking with close views of Yalung Glacier and south wall of Kanchenjunga, hike takes nearly three hours with views of Talung Peak and Kabru, after a scenic and exciting trek back to Ramche for overnight stop.

                                      Morning walk to Ramchaur or Ramche heading for a steep climb for short hours within magnolia, rhododendron and bamboo forest to reach a stream as walk continues on gravel ground, leading to a shrine within a big boulder shaped like a serpent. 

                                      Walk past forest area as our route leads to a riverbed, and then uphill to a terrace for overnight stop at Tseram, a place with roofless bivouac caves, facing views of terminal moraine fed from Yalung glacier and behind looking at Kabru 7,353 m and Talung peak 7,349 m.

                                        After enjoyable time at Kanchenjunga South base camp, walk leads back into green forested areas to reach a place called Tortung within small cattle herder village surrounded by woodland as walk leads much downhill with short ups to reach at Lamite Bhanjyang within a quaint area for overnight stop.

                                          An easy day walk as altitude gets lower on every hours of trek with downhill and some short ups heading into serene forest of rhododendron and pine tree lines and crossing streams to enter a gorge to reach an open wide area at nice small village of Yamphudin for overnight stop.

                                            Morning starts on steep down towards nice rice and millet fields, and into forested area around Nandeva khola / stream on the left side of the trail, crossing over then on downhill to a river, as our route reach a high hill where climbs start leads into forested areas to reach at Loppoding village. 

                                            After Loppoding walk leads to up and down-hill reaching a hill village at Yangpang, and then along upper edge of a ridge with slow climb for an hour towards Pompe Dhada, located on a crest of a scenic hill for overnight stop with view of Mt. Jannu. 

                                              Today another long walk to reach at Kunjari near Simbu and Kande Bhanjyang as morning starts on downhill into farm villages, dominated mostly by Hindu tribes a mixture of Brahmins, Chettries as well with Kirat people includes Rai and Limbu, practice Hinduism along with their own ancient heritage of deities and nature spirit. 

                                              Walk leads to farm village then descend to Phawa khola, and cross Phawa khola towards Pokora village, the path from here takes you within farm field and suspension bridge as route leads to a climb up to Kunjari village for overnight stop.

                                                From the small hill village where walk takes to Kande Bhanjyang, facing views of Kanchenjunga and Yalungkang peaks, our last day walk slowly heads back to Tapeljung, through farm villages to reach Sukhetar, a small town with an airstrip that fly to Kathmandu via Biratnagar city often, at present due to unpredictable flight time that leads to cancellation, to avoid the hassle we have taken safe and best route from Bhadrapur to fly in and out to Kathmandu or taking an overland long drive.

                                                As walk proceeds reaching at Taplejung then main town and a district, here enjoy last overnight stop on this hill town famous for local drink known as Tomba a warm drink with mild alcoholic contents made from millets which is widely grown around the area.

                                                  At Ilam our adventure completes taking an exciting drive to a nice little hill town at Ilam within vast fields of Tea Garden, the flavor of the local tea much appreciated throughout Nepal and abroad.

                                                  Few hours of scenic drive brings you into Ilam, with time to wander around and as well observe the local culture and custom of great interest, time permitting drive further to the town of Bhirtamod.

                                                    Morning after breakfast an exciting drive leads you to warm south east Nepal around flatland of Terai belt at Bhadrapur airport for scenic flight back into hustle and bustle city life of Kathmandu, to conclude our fabulous adventure on Kanchenjunga base camp trekking.  

                                                      Last day in Nepal, country of Himalayan wonders and as per your international flight time depart for homeward bound or to next respective connecting destinations.

                                                      Our staff and guide transfer you to Kathmandu airport after a mesmerizing adventure and great experience on Kanchenjunga Base Camp Trekking.

                                                        Kanchenjunga Base Camp Trekking provided with standard Itinerary days where some length of walks can be shorter or longer as per physical fitness of trekkers and climbers, where some designated overnight camping can be changed, due to available space for camping with clean water facilities and etc…….

                                                        We will follow the itinerary if its needs some changes in case of weather, landslides and difficulties on climb requiring more days where our leader and lead head guides decides holding full authority for Trekking Planner Treks and Expeditions.

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                                                        Cost Details

                                                        Includes

                                                        • All airport pick up drop off by private vehicle (for both international and domestic flights).
                                                        • Welcome dinner in an authentic restaurant.
                                                        •  Twin/double shearing deluxe accommodation on BB in Kathmandu.
                                                        •  Guided sightseeing tours in Kathmandu with private vehicle (entrance fees extra).
                                                        •  Kathmandu to Bhadrapur to Kathmandu by flight.
                                                        • All necessary trek permit and Trekkers’ Information Management System( TIMS card).
                                                        •  A highly experience, helpful, knowledgeable, friendly, English speaking, well-trained, Government license holding guide. Price includes his salary, food, drinks, accommodation, transport and insurance.
                                                        •  02 guest to 01 porter with their insurance, salary, food, accommodation and equipment.
                                                        •  Your cost includes insurance, wages, food and lodging for both your guide and porter. We take excellent care of our guides and porters; they are like family to us.
                                                        •  Best available twin sharing lodge accommodation during the trek.
                                                        •  Three meals a day; breakfast, lunch and dinner and tea/coffee during the trekking.
                                                        •  Snacks of biscuits/peanuts and seasonal fresh fruits dessert during the trek.
                                                        •  First aid kit.
                                                        •  Trekking Planner’s sleeping bag, down jackets, T-shirt, cap, duffle bags, city and trekking route maps – if necessary.
                                                        •  Arrangement of emergency evacuation service (should have insurance for emergency evacuation and will be paid by your travel insurance company).
                                                        •  Oxymeter to check your pulse and oxygen saturation and heart rate twice daily during the trek (very useful to check Altitude Mountain Sickness (AMS) symptoms). This helps ensure your trek is in the safest hands possible.
                                                        •  All applicable government and local taxes per the itinerary.
                                                        •  One-hour complimentary spa/massage in Kathmandu after the trek.

                                                        Excludes

                                                        • Nepal Visa fee (Bring accurate fee in USD and two Passport size Photo).
                                                        • International airfare to and from Kathmandu (no need to pay departure tax for international flight).
                                                        • Diner and lunch in Kathmandu.
                                                        • Personal  travel and health Insurance, Insurance for helicopter evacuation.
                                                        • Extra night accommodation and lunch and dinner in city because of early arrival, late departure and early return from the mountain (due to any reason) then the scheduled itinerary.
                                                        • Personal expenses (phone calls, baggage charge, laundry, bar bills, battery recharge, extra porters, bottle or boiled water, shower etc).
                                                        • Tips to the trekking crews and drive.
                                                        • Extra expenses due to flight delays, strikes, weather condition or any event out of our control.
                                                        • Anything not included in service includes column.

                                                        Essential Info

                                                        EQUIPMENT CHECKLIST

                                                        • Duffel/Rucksack bag/Suitcase (We provide one complimentary Trekking Planner duffel bag that is to be returned after the trip).
                                                        • Day pack.
                                                        • Trekking shoes.
                                                        • Sports shoes or sandals.
                                                        • Sun Hat/cap.
                                                        • Warm woolen cap.
                                                        • Warm fleece jacket or puffy jacket.
                                                        • Waterproof Gore-Tex layer.
                                                        • Pullover or warm sweeter.
                                                        • Raincoat.
                                                        • 4/5 pairs of good quality socks.
                                                        • Hand gloves.
                                                        • 2/3 pairs of trekking trousers.
                                                        • 3/4 pairs of trekking shirts.
                                                        • 3/4 pairs of underwear (non cotton preferred).
                                                        • Sun glasses.
                                                        • Water bottle.
                                                        • 4 season sleeping bag (Optional/we can provide one if you need it. It is to be returned after the trip).
                                                        •  Flash or Torch light.
                                                        • Camera and batteries.

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