Kanchanjunga base camp trek takes us to base camp of world's third most noteworthy crest Mt. Kanchanjunga (8587 m) situated at Taplejung locale of eastern Nepal. Kanchanjunga base camp trek is viewed as a standout amongst the most courageous and testing trek offering great chance to investigate nearby custom, culture along astounding perspectives of fabulous Himalayas going through lavish green timberlands, fields, high passes and little settlements.


Starting by loading up an hour flight to Taplejung from Kathmandu, our trekking movement in kanchanjunga base camp trek stars from Lali Kharka. Traverse the waterway streams in Khasewa, little towns in mamankhe and edges in Yamphudin, we touch base at Chitre. Further while trekking structure Torontan to Tseram, we go through excellent rhododendron timberlands and gradually we will be seeing the shocking perspectives of fantastic Himalayas with Yaglung glacial mass. In our next daring days we will witness the amazing perspectives of three principle summits of Kanchanjunga. Highlights of this trek are additionally the visit to solidified lake, striking streams and great jannu mountain. In the same way, the considerable perspectives of Mt. Everest, Makalu and Lhotse and Gyakulng Kung are additionally seen from Mirginla pass. Further we will be trekking towards Ghunsa, Kambachen, Lhonak, Pang pema and Kanchanjunga base camp in 18th day. From here we trek for next couple of days to Suketar by means of Sekhathum and Chhiruwa. With all the gutsy recollections of experiencing verdure, fauna and Himalayan sees along social investigation we fly back to Kathmandu from Suketar air terminal in Taplejung.


Trek to Kanchanjunga base camp is long, strenuous and testing trek which obliges abnormal state of physical wellness and past trekking knowledge. On the off chance that you need to investigate the geological variety from subtropical locale to a height of more than 5000 meters in almost a month long trek, then set out for kanchanjunga base camp trek with Euro Asia to make it the most daring excursion ever.