The free day before the arduous trek to Kanchenjunga North Base Camp is today. To prepare the permit, we will meet you in the morning and collect your original passports and two copies of your photos. As soon as you arrive at the hotel, our tour guide will pick you up and take you to the places in Nepal that have been designated as part of the UNESCO World Heritage List, including Pashupatinath, Swayambhunath (Monkey Temple), Boudhanath Stupa, and Bhaktapur Durbar Square. For further information about permits and hiking, you are welcome to stop by our office in the evening. You will meet your hiking guide; if you need to buy or rent any equipment for the hike, your guide can assist you.

On the third day of the Kanchenjunga North Base Camp Trek Itinerary, you will drive a private car to Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu, from where you will board a domestic flight to Bhadrapur. To avoid a late arrival in Taplejung, which takes an 8 to 9-hour trip from the Bhadrapur airport, you will book the earliest flight feasible. You'll board a vehicle at Bhadrapur Airport to start your trip to Taplejung. On the blacktop road, your journey will take you across a huge scenery of high hills and low mountains. In the Illam, you will travel past the lovely tea gardens of Kanyan and Fikkal along with the cardamom forest. You could take a little break at these sizable and stunning gardens to get a few quick shots or fragments. After that, you will keep traveling till you arrive at your guesthouse.

Today will mark the formal beginning of the Kanchenjunga North Base Camp Trek Itinerary. Your initial trekking route will mostly be downhill as you pass the enormous Cardamom Jungle along the Tamor River. Along the route, you will pause for a tea or coffee break before continuing your stroll on a level road. The transition from alpine to tropical vegetation begins in the second phase. Before your eyes, the mountains and steep slopes start to disappear, leaving just the boundless lowlands behind.

Along your routes, you will witness small towns and individuals earning a livelihood by laboring in the fields. A market, a few teahouses, and large rocks are the only buildings in Chirwa. The Kirati ethnic group, currently referred to as the Limbu, is a significant farming ethnic group that has been present in this area for approximately 2000 years. The main crops grown here are rice, millet, barley, wheat, and maize.

At the regional park office, your Kanchenjunga North Base Camp Trek Permit will be inspected. From there, you will reach the conservation area protecting the area by crossing a suspension bridge across a river. As you go down the Tamor River's bank, you will pass by a number of classic Nepali villages, paddy fields, and a cardamom garden. The route you will follow today will also pass by several streams and waterfalls. Despite the fact that the area is home to a variety of ethnic groupings, you will get the best view possible of the Kirati people's way of life. When you get there, you will check in to your teahouse and unwind.

You will be walking today down a path built of artificial stone stairs. In contrast to the second part, which mostly consists of challenging climbs, the first phase consists mostly of uphill strolls. Your Kanchenjunga North Base Camp Trekking Trail ascends to the Sherpa communities after passing by the Kirati towns in the lower area. You will have lunch in Lamatar on the side of the river before continuing on an upward trek to Amjilosa, which has a few Sherpa homes and yak pasturelands.

Early in the morning, you will begin the Kanchenjunga North Base Camp Trek up the hard stone stairs, going past a few landslides, little streams, and stunning waterfalls. You will continue your arduous ascent via small towns tucked away in the peaceful valley beneath the mountains, through an area heavily covered with rhododendron and old oak trees, and arrive in Gyabla for a brief lunch stop. Your first mountain vista, Kumbakarna Peak, also known as Jannu Peak, is a gift from Gyabla. Upward-sloping stone stairs will continue till Faley. The mountain walking track begins from here and takes you uphill along the Ghunsa River to Ghunsa.

According to your itinerary for the Kanchenjunga North Base Camp Trek, you will spend an additional day in the city core of Ghunsa to allow for acclimatization and recuperation. In this Tibetan community, there are lodges with amenities like internet access, power, charging ports, and hot and cold showers. In the historic town of Ghunsa, you may spend the day exploring temples and learning about Buddhist traditions. In order to acclimatize, you could take a day trip to one of the nearby locations.

You will start your mountain trekking journey today along the south bank of the Ghunsa Khola. Along the way, you will pass through lovely rhododendron and pine woods, as well as chortens, mani walls, and colorful prayer flags. To reach Khambachen, a Tibetan settlement from where you will get a breathtaking 360-degree mountain vista, including Jannu (7710m), Sobithongie (6670m), Phole Peak (6645m), and Khabur (6332m), you will also travel over several landslides, streams, waterfalls, and glacial moraines.

In accordance with your trek itinerary to Kanchenjunga North Base Camp, this is the second acclimatization day in Kambachen. After a week of hiking, a day of relaxation is required. A 6 to 7-hour journey on stone stairs leads to Phaktalung Temple, one of the most well-known temples of the Kirat people, or you may take a day trip to the high ridge behind the hamlet that offers breathtaking views of the Himalayas.

After passing over the moraines of the Kanchenjunga glaciers, the track gradually ascends through a broad, stony mountain trail to Ramtang at 4240 meters. Today's Kanchenjunga North Base Camp Trekking Trail will provide you the opportunity to see Mount Kanchenjunga for the first time as well as other stunning mountains. Lhonak is situated next to a dry lake bed on an open, sandy plain with stunning mountain views. Among the Himalayan peaks that may be seen are Twins Peak (6750m), Wedge Peak (6750m), Mera Peak (6344m), and Nepal Peak (6910m).

Start your journey to Pangpema (5143m), the Kanchenjunga North Base Camp, early for the most breathtaking views of the mountain's main peak, Wedge Peak, Tent Peak, Nepal Peak, Cross Peak, and the Twins. Due to its ever-changing terrain and little use, the rocky, slightly ascending route follows the moraine for much of its length. You will return to Lhonak for the night after exploring the trip's primary goal.

You will return to Ghunsa village by following the same route after enjoying yourself at the Kanchenjunga North Base Camp. The hike via Khambachen to Ghunsa hamlet would take you a good 5 to 6 hours. Your outdoor adventure notebook will be filled with breathtaking mountain vistas and alpine scenery. You may get to Ghunsa village through Kambachen by continuing to walk along the lonely route. You will enjoy the spectacular mountain panoramas, rhododendron woods, and alpine scenery as you go. At Ghunsa, guests may charge electronics, take a hot shower, and the bedroom is cozier than the one above.

Enjoy your breakfast after waking up to the extremely pleasant aroma of burning juniper leaves. While doing their customary puja ceremony at home in the early morning, the entire hamlet burns the juniper leaf. You will prepare your belongings and proceed to the route leading to Amjelosa. With the exception of two hills before Amjilosa and close to Gyabla, you will be walking primarily downhill today. The bamboo forest will be followed all the way to Amjelosa along the Kanchenjunga North Base Camp Trekking Trail. You will reach the little settlement of Amjilosa after six hours of trekking from Ghunsa.

You will eventually encounter a magnificent waterfall after some time spent traveling. You will pass past the little settlement of Solima as you proceed on the Kanchenjunga North Base Camp Trek before crossing a suspension bridge across Ghunsa Khola. There is a second suspension bridge across Ghunsa Khola that you must cross in order to go to Sukathum. Your trekking path passes through a variety of villages before making its way down the Thunsa Khola and then to Tamor Nadi, where you will spend the night.

You will see that the village begins to get thicker as you descend from Chirwa. Your trek to Kanchenjunga North Base Camp passes close to a lot of vegetation. You will travel through a number of communities before reaching Sinwa. From here, you will descend farther and pass a bridge over the Sisne Khola. You are now traveling the Pathibhara Trek route. You must pass through another village and cross a different suspension bridge, this one over the Yaphre Khola, to come to Phurumbu.

Your last day of trekking on the Kanchenjunga North Base Camp Trek itinerary will be from Phurumbu to Taplejung today. You will descend to Mutlung first, then travel to Asahangpati, and lastly return to Taplejung. The final day of your walk will be spent in Taplejung, which serves as the region's entryway to Kanchenjunga Region.

You can choose between taking a one-hour, thirty-minute flight or driving to Bhadrapur for a day before taking a 45-minute flight back to Kathmandu to travel from Taplejung to Kathmandu. The airlines only run the Taplejung to Kathmandu flight when they have more than half of the required passengers.

If the flight was delayed or canceled due to bad weather, you would need to drive to the closest airport, which would require you to go to Bhadrapur in order to catch a flight to Kathmandu. Drive time from Taplejung to Bhadrapur is a whole day. The route to Bhadrapur includes a few picturesque locations including an organic tea garden. A drive offers breathtaking mountain views, diverse landscapes, and a peek at eastern Nepalese culture.

After breakfast, a ride to the airport will be arranged so you may catch your flight back to Kathmandu. Four 8000-meter summits, including Mount Everest, Lhotse, Kanchenjunga, and Makalu, as well as many other snow-capped peaks, are visible from the air throughout the journey. After a 40-minute spectacular flight over the mountains and valleys, your Kanchenjunga North Base Camp Trek itinerary will come to an end. You will arrive at the airport in Kathmandu, where a member of our team will greet you. After that, you will be driven to the appropriate hotel in Thamel. After spending the rest of the day on your own, we will arrange a farewell dinner in an authentic Nepalese restaurant with a live stage performance.

You will be dropped off at the international airport by a representative of Green Valley Nepal Treks in ample time for your flight home. Additionally, you may prolong your vacation by selecting any additional Nepali trekking and travel packages.