Kanchanjunga Trek

Upon your arrival at Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu, you’ll be greeted by a representative from our team. As you step out of the bustling airport, the vibrant energy of Nepal’s capital will immediately welcome you. Our representative will assist you with your luggage and provide a warm introduction to the upcoming journey.
You’ll then be transferred to your hotel in the heart of Kathmandu, where you can relax and unwind after your flight. En route to the hotel, you’ll catch glimpses of Kathmandu’s unique blend of ancient temples, colorful streets, and modern developments, offering a preview of Nepal’s rich cultural tapestry.
Once you’ve settled in, you’ll have time to rest or explore nearby attractions at your leisure. Depending on your arrival time, you can take a short walk to experience the bustling Thamel area, a vibrant hub for travelers, or simply relax at the hotel to prepare for the adventure ahead.
In the evening, a welcome briefing will be conducted by our guide. Here, you’ll receive detailed information about the Kanchenjunga trek, the itinerary, and essential tips to ensure a safe and enjoyable journey. This is also an excellent opportunity to ask any last-minute questions or finalize preparations.
Overnight at your hotel in Kathmandu, as you gear up for the exciting trek to the majestic Kanchenjunga region.

Your second day in Kathmandu begins with a hearty breakfast at your hotel, preparing you for an enriching guided city tour of some of the capital’s most iconic UNESCO World Heritage Sites. This immersive experience offers a glimpse into Nepal’s rich history, spirituality, and cultural heritage.

1. Swayambhunath (Monkey Temple):

Your first stop is Swayambhunath, perched atop a hill overlooking Kathmandu Valley. Also known as the “Monkey Temple,” this ancient stupa is one of the most sacred Buddhist sites in Nepal. As you climb the stone steps, you’ll be greeted by playful monkeys and panoramic views of the valley below. The iconic stupa, adorned with Buddha’s all-seeing eyes, radiates a sense of peace, while the prayer wheels and fluttering prayer flags create an atmosphere of spirituality.

2. Kathmandu Durbar Square:

Next, you’ll visit Kathmandu Durbar Square, a historic royal complex that showcases Nepal’s intricate Newari architecture. Wander through its courtyards, temples, and palaces, including the Hanuman Dhoka Palace and the Kumari Ghar, home to the Living Goddess. This site offers a fascinating glimpse into Nepal’s ancient monarchy and cultural traditions.

3. Pashupatinath Temple:

After lunch, you’ll head to Pashupatinath, one of the holiest Hindu temples dedicated to Lord Shiva. Located on the banks of the sacred Bagmati River, this site is a hub of spiritual activity, with pilgrims, sadhus (Hindu holy men), and rituals taking place throughout the day. Witness the temple’s impressive pagoda architecture and observe traditional Hindu cremation ceremonies on the riverbanks, offering an insightful yet respectful experience of Nepal’s spiritual life.

4. Boudhanath Stupa:

Your final stop is the magnificent Boudhanath Stupa, one of the largest Buddhist stupas in the world. Encircled by prayer wheels and vibrant monasteries, the stupa is a serene place of worship and meditation. As the evening approaches, the site comes alive with devotees lighting butter lamps and chanting prayers. You can walk around the stupa clockwise (a ritual known as kora) and soak in the peaceful ambiance.

After this culturally rich day, you’ll return to your hotel in Kathmandu. The evening is yours to relax, enjoy a traditional Nepali dinner, or prepare for the upcoming journey to the Kanchenjunga region.

This guided city tour not only enriches your experience of Kathmandu but also sets a meaningful context for the spiritual and cultural diversity of Nepal before embarking on your trek.

After an early breakfast at your hotel in Kathmandu, you’ll be transferred to Tribhuvan International Airport for a scenic 45-minute flight to Bhadrapur, located in the southeastern plains of Nepal. This short flight offers breathtaking aerial views of the towering Himalayan peaks and lush landscapes as you leave the bustling capital behind.

Upon landing at Bhadrapur Airport, you’ll be greeted by your driver and begin your road journey to Ilam, a charming hill town known for its rolling tea gardens and cool climate. The drive takes approximately 5–6 hours, winding through lush greenery, quaint villages, and terraced fields that showcase the beauty of Nepal’s eastern region.

As you ascend toward Ilam, the landscapes transform into mist-covered hills adorned with vibrant tea plantations. Ilam, often referred to as Nepal’s “Tea Capital,” offers a tranquil escape with its serene surroundings and breathtaking views of the hills. Along the way, you’ll have opportunities to stop for refreshments and take in the picturesque scenery.

Upon arrival in Ilam, you’ll check into your hotel or guesthouse and have some time to rest and explore. You can take a leisurely stroll through the tea gardens or visit the local market to experience the town’s laid-back charm. Ilam’s fresh mountain air and peaceful ambiance make it an ideal spot to unwind before the trekking adventure begins.

Overnight in Ilam, where you’ll enjoy a warm meal and prepare for the next leg of your journey toward the Kanchenjunga region.

Your day begins with an early breakfast in Ilam before embarking on a scenic 4-hour drive to Taplejung, the gateway to the Kanchenjunga region. The journey takes you through winding mountain roads, lush green hills, and small villages, offering glimpses of the rural lifestyle and stunning natural beauty of eastern Nepal. As you ascend, the air grows crisper, and the anticipation for the trek builds.

Upon arriving in Taplejung, you’ll meet your trekking crew and finalize preparations for the trail ahead. After a brief orientation and gear check, your Kanchenjunga adventure officially begins!

The trek to Mitlung takes approximately 4 hours, following a gradual downhill path along the Tamor River. The trail winds through terraced fields, vibrant forests, and charming villages, giving you a taste of the region’s rich culture and pristine landscapes. Along the way, you’ll pass locals tending to their fields and children greeting you with warm smiles and cheerful “Namaste.”

The trek is relatively easy, allowing you to ease into the rhythm of the journey while soaking in the beauty of the surroundings. As you near Mitlung, you’ll cross suspension bridges over rushing rivers and enjoy the sound of nature all around.

After an early breakfast in Mitlung, you’ll set out on a 6–7 hour trek to Chirwa, a charming village nestled in the lush green hills. The trail today is a mix of ascents and descents, winding through picturesque landscapes, terraced fields, and dense forests, with the Tamor River as your constant companion.

The trek begins with a gradual ascent, leading you through quaint villages where you’ll witness the everyday life of the local Limbu and Rai communities. The trail meanders along the riverbank, offering stunning views of the surrounding hills and cascading waterfalls.

As you progress, you’ll cross several suspension bridges, an iconic feature of trekking in Nepal, and pass through forested sections filled with bamboo, rhododendrons, and other native vegetation. These forests are also home to diverse bird species, making it a delightful experience for nature lovers.

Midway through the trek, you’ll stop for lunch at a teahouse or a scenic spot along the trail, enjoying a hearty meal while taking in the serene environment.

The final stretch involves a gentle descent into Chirwa, a small village surrounded by lush greenery and terraced farmland. The village exudes a warm and welcoming vibe, with friendly locals and cozy teahouses. Chirwa is also a common stop for trekkers heading to the Kanchenjunga region, making it a lively spot to connect with other adventurers.

Upon arrival, you’ll check into your teahouse, rest, and savor a delicious dinner. The evening offers a chance to relax, soak in the peaceful atmosphere, and prepare for the next day’s trek deeper into the remote wilderness.

Upon reaching Mitlung, a small village nestled by the river, you’ll settle into your tea house or campsite for the night. After a wholesome dinner, you can relax and enjoy the peaceful ambiance of the remote countryside, preparing for the next day’s trek deeper into the Kanchenjunga region.

After breakfast in Chirwa, you’ll begin a 5–6 hour trek to Sekathum, following the lush Tamor River valley. The trail gradually ascends through dense forests, picturesque farmlands, and small settlements, showcasing the beauty of the remote eastern Himalayas. Along the way, you’ll pass cardamom fields—a vital crop in the region—and cross several suspension bridges, each offering stunning views of the rushing river below. The natural surroundings, filled with diverse flora and fauna, create a tranquil and energizing atmosphere as you trek deeper into the wilderness.

As the day progresses, the trail becomes narrower and more rugged, offering glimpses of waterfalls cascading down rocky cliffs. The trek includes a final challenging section before reaching Sekathum, a serene village situated at the confluence of the Tamor and Ghunsa Rivers. Upon arrival, you’ll settle into a teahouse and enjoy the peaceful surroundings of this remote hamlet. With its pristine natural beauty and calming river views, Sekathum is an ideal place to relax and recharge for the adventures ahead.

The trek from Sekathum to Amjilossa takes around 5–6 hours and is a moderately challenging day as you ascend deeper into the rugged Himalayan terrain. The trail initially follows the Ghunsa River, crossing suspension bridges and weaving through dense forests of bamboo and rhododendron. As you climb higher, the valley narrows, and the path becomes steeper, requiring careful footing on rocky sections. Along the way, you’ll encounter occasional waterfalls and small settlements, offering a glimpse into the simplicity of life in this remote region.

The final stretch to Amjilossa involves a steep uphill climb, testing your endurance but rewarding you with breathtaking views of the surrounding hills and valleys. Amjilossa is a small village perched on a hillside, offering a sense of tranquility and seclusion. Upon arrival, you’ll settle into a cozy teahouse and enjoy a well-earned meal. The peaceful ambiance and stunning vistas of the Ghunsa Valley make Amjilossa a perfect resting point as you prepare for the next stage of your Kanchenjunga adventure.

The trek from Amjilossa to Gyabla takes about 5–6 hours, leading you deeper into the serene wilderness of the Kanchenjunga region. The trail ascends steadily through dense forests of oak, pine, and bamboo, creating a peaceful and shaded environment. As you climb higher, the landscape becomes more remote, with occasional clearings offering stunning views of the surrounding hills and cascading waterfalls. The soothing sound of the Ghunsa River flowing below adds a calming backdrop to your journey.

The final stretch includes a steeper ascent, gradually leading to the charming village of Gyabla (also called Gybala), located at an altitude of around 2,730 meters. Gyabla is a small Tibetan-influenced settlement surrounded by lush greenery and mountain views. Upon arrival, you’ll check into your teahouse, where you can enjoy a warm meal and take in the tranquil atmosphere of this picturesque village. The peaceful setting of Gyabla is an ideal spot to relax and prepare for the higher altitudes ahead.

The trek from Gyabla to Ghunsa takes approximately 5–6 hours, leading you through stunning alpine landscapes and culturally rich areas. The trail begins with a gentle descent through lush forests, crossing small streams and wooden bridges, before gradually climbing toward the open terrain. As you progress, the vegetation transitions into sparse pine forests, signaling your approach to higher altitudes. Along the way, you’ll pass a few scattered settlements and encounter yak herders tending to their animals, offering a glimpse into the traditional lifestyles of the region.

The trail eventually opens up into the wide and scenic Ghunsa Valley, and you’ll arrive at the picturesque village of Ghunsa, situated at 3,595 meters. This Tibetan-influenced village is a hub for trekkers in the Kanchenjunga region, with traditional stone houses, prayer flags fluttering in the wind, and a tranquil monastery. After checking into your teahouse, you can relax and explore the village, immersing yourself in its rich cultural and spiritual atmosphere. Ghunsa is an ideal place to rest and acclimatize before heading further into the high Himalayas.

The trek from Ghunsa to Khumbachen takes you deeper into the heart of the majestic Kanchenjunga Conservation Area, providing unparalleled views of snow-capped peaks and lush alpine landscapes. Ghunsa, a Sherpa village perched at an elevation of 3,595 meters (11,794 feet), is the starting point for this scenic journey.

As you leave Ghunsa, the trail begins with a gentle descent through dense rhododendron forests. The lush greenery gives way to stunning mountain vistas, with Kanchenjunga looming in the distance. You’ll cross several streams along the way, as well as the occasional suspension bridge, which adds to the rugged beauty of the trail.

The path gradually ascends towards Khumbachen, a remote and tranquil spot at an elevation of approximately 4,100 meters (13,287 feet). The landscape transforms into an arid alpine zone as you approach your destination, with towering peaks surrounding you. The stunning views of Kangbachen and the other Kanchenjunga peaks will keep you awestruck throughout the trek.

Upon reaching Khumbachen, you’ll be surrounded by towering rock formations, high-altitude meadows, and pristine mountain scenery. This remote location is perfect for those looking to experience the raw beauty of the Himalayas, away from the crowds. It’s also an excellent place for acclimatization before continuing further into the Kanchenjunga Base Camp area.

On your acclimatization day in Khumbachen, you’ll have the opportunity to rest and allow your body to adjust to the altitude of 4,100 meters. This is a crucial part of the Kanchenjunga Trek, as proper acclimatization helps prevent altitude sickness and ensures you’re physically prepared for the higher elevations ahead. You can explore the surrounding alpine meadows and take short hikes to nearby viewpoints for stunning panoramic views of the Kanchenjunga range, including Kangbachen and the distant snow-covered peaks. This day also gives you a chance to relax, enjoy the serenity of the area, and immerse yourself in the spectacular mountain landscape, all while keeping your energy levels up for the trek ahead.

The trek from Khumbachen to Lhonak offers an exhilarating journey through rugged terrain, taking you closer to the mighty Kanchenjunga massif. Leaving Khumbachen behind, the trail climbs steadily through rocky paths and alpine meadows, with dramatic views of towering peaks such as Kangbachen and Jannu. As you pass through the wild landscape, you’ll cross small streams and ascend through patches of rhododendron forests before reaching a more barren, high-altitude zone. The terrain becomes increasingly desolate as you get closer to Lhonak, with sparse vegetation and breathtaking views of the surrounding glaciers and peaks.

Upon arriving at Lhonak, situated at an altitude of 4,780 meters (15,682 feet), you’ll be greeted by a stark yet awe-inspiring landscape. The area offers an unparalleled view of Kanchenjunga’s north face and the surrounding mountains. Lhonak is a tranquil and remote location, often used as a base for trekkers heading towards the Kanchenjunga North Base Camp or for those seeking an immersive Himalayan experience. The high-altitude trek to Lhonak not only offers dramatic mountain views but also serves as an important acclimatization point, preparing you for the next stages of your adventure in the Kanchenjunga region.

On the 13th day of the Kanchenjunga Trek, you will embark on a memorable excursion to Pangpema, the North Base Camp of Kanchenjunga, one of the most remote and awe-inspiring trekking destinations in Nepal. The journey begins with a steep ascent from Lhonak as you wind your way through a rocky, glacial landscape, heading towards the base camp. The terrain is rugged, with ice and snow underfoot, and the air grows thinner as you climb. The higher you ascend, the more spectacular the views become, with the towering Kanchenjunga massif and its surrounding peaks dominating the horizon. Along the way, you will pass awe-inspiring glaciers, moraines, and jagged ridges, creating an atmosphere of solitude and raw wilderness.

Upon reaching Pangpema, located at an elevation of 5,140 meters (16,863 feet), you will be greeted by breathtaking panoramic views of Kanchenjunga’s north face, along with views of the glaciers and the surrounding peaks. This high-altitude destination offers an incredible sense of accomplishment, standing at the foot of one of the highest mountains in the world. After soaking in the spectacular scenery, you will begin your return journey to Lhonak, retracing your steps down through the rugged landscape. This day is not only an unforgettable highlight of the trek but also an important acclimatization experience, as the altitude challenges even the most seasoned trekkers.

On the 14th day of the Kanchenjunga Trek, you will descend from Lhonak back to Ghunsa, retracing your steps through the rugged terrain and descending into more forested areas. The trek begins with a steady downhill descent, leaving the high-altitude landscapes behind as you cross glaciers, moraines, and rocky paths. The change in scenery is noticeable, as the trail transitions from barren, alpine zones to denser forests of rhododendron, juniper, and pine. The path winds through scenic valleys, past waterfalls, and along riverbanks, offering a refreshing contrast to the rugged highlands you’ve just left.

As you approach Ghunsa, the landscape becomes greener and more inviting, and you’ll once again be surrounded by the peaceful charm of the Sherpa village. This day offers the opportunity to reflect on the stunning views of the Kanchenjunga range you’ve encountered throughout the trek, while also enjoying the warmth and hospitality of Ghunsa. The descent allows for a more relaxed pace, providing a well-deserved break from the higher altitudes and setting you up for the next leg of your journey. This day serves as both a physical and emotional transition as you move from the remote north of the Kanchenjunga region back towards the more populated areas of the trek.

The trek from Ghunsa to High Camp, crossing the Sele La Pass, is a challenging yet rewarding section of the Kanchenjunga Trek. Starting from Ghunsa, the trail gradually ascends through beautiful alpine meadows and dense rhododendron forests, offering glimpses of the Kanchenjunga range. As you make your way towards Sele La Pass, the terrain becomes steeper and more rugged. The higher you go, the more exposed the landscape becomes, with rocky paths and occasional moraine fields. The trail can be demanding, especially as you approach the pass, but the views of surrounding peaks such as Jannu and Kanchenjunga provide ample motivation to keep moving forward.

Reaching the Sele La Pass at 4,290 meters (14,078 feet) is a significant accomplishment, as the pass offers sweeping panoramic views of the entire region. From here, it’s a descent toward High Camp, located at an altitude of approximately 4,100 meters (13,450 feet), which serves as a base for further exploration or the ascent to Sele La Pass. The path becomes more exposed and windswept as you near the high-altitude camp, but the serene atmosphere and breathtaking views of the surrounding peaks create an awe-inspiring atmosphere. This section of the trek is a true test of stamina, but the satisfaction of reaching High Camp and the incredible landscapes along the way make it one of the most memorable days of the journey.

The trek from High Camp to Tseram takes you across the Ming La Pass, one of the most dramatic and rewarding sections of the Kanchenjunga Trek. Starting from High Camp at 4,100 meters (13,450 feet), the trail ascends steadily towards Ming La Pass at 4670 meters. As you climb, the landscape changes from alpine meadows to a more rugged, barren terrain, offering sweeping views of the surrounding snow-capped peaks, glaciers, and high-altitude valleys. The air grows thinner, and the trail becomes steeper, but the vistas of Kanchenjunga, Jannu, and the other peaks of the region provide constant motivation. The pass itself offers a spectacular panoramic view of the entire area, making the climb well worth the effort.

After crossing the Ming La Pass, the trail descends into the lush, greener valleys below, leading you to Tseram at 3,870 meters. The descent through the dramatic alpine landscape is a welcome relief after the challenging ascent, with views of glaciers, waterfalls, and meandering rivers. As you approach Tseram, the environment becomes more hospitable, with vegetation and wildlife becoming more abundant. Tseram, a small settlement with a few lodges, offers a peaceful and picturesque location to rest and reflect on your journey. This day provides not only an exhilarating challenge with the crossing of Ming La Pass but also a rewarding change of scenery as you move closer to the lower reaches of the Kanchenjunga region.

The trek from Tseram to Ramche is a short but beautiful journey that takes you through one of the most scenic parts of the Kanchenjunga Trek. Departing from Tseram, the trail gradually ascends through alpine meadows, lush forests, and moraines, with the majestic peaks of Kanchenjunga and Jannu looming in the distance. As you gain elevation, the surroundings become more remote and rugged, with fewer trees and more rocky terrain, typical of the high-altitude landscape. The trail follows the valley floor, passing alongside streams and offering views of glaciers and waterfalls cascading down from the mountains.

Upon reaching Ramche, situated at 4,580 meters (15,022 feet), you’ll find yourself at the gateway to the Kanchenjunga South Base Camp. The village offers spectacular views of Kanchenjunga’s south face and the surrounding peaks. The environment here is stark and beautiful, with high-altitude meadows and towering snow-covered mountains surrounding you. Ramche serves as a key acclimatization stop for trekkers heading further into the mountains, and it offers a serene and peaceful atmosphere to reflect on the incredible journey so far. This section of the trek provides a sense of proximity to the great Kanchenjunga, with its awe-inspiring views and challenging terrain creating a truly unforgettable experience.

On this day, you’ll start with a short but rewarding trek from Ramche to Oktang, located at 4,730 meters (15,518 feet), just a few hours away. The path meanders through rugged terrain, crossing small streams and rocky moraines, while providing ever-improving views of the towering Kanchenjunga massif. As you approach Oktang, the landscape opens up to reveal stunning views of the South Face of Kanchenjunga and the surrounding glaciers. Oktang is a revered spot for trekkers, offering unparalleled panoramas of the mountain range, making it an ideal location for photos and reflection on the majesty of the Himalayas.

After spending 2–3 hours exploring Oktang and soaking in the awe-inspiring surroundings, you’ll begin your trek back to Tseram. The descent takes around 5–6 hours, with the path retracing your steps through the alpine meadows, rocky terrain, and glacial valleys. While the descent is physically easier than the ascent, the rugged nature of the trail still demands careful attention. The changing landscape as you make your way back to Tseram offers a fresh perspective of the mountains and valleys, and the quieter, lower altitude of Tseram provides a welcoming environment to rest after an unforgettable day of exploration at Oktang.

The trek from Tseram to Tortong is a scenic descent through lush forests and picturesque valleys, marking the transition from the high-altitude terrain of the Kanchenjunga region to the lower, more temperate areas. Leaving Tseram behind, the trail gradually descends through alpine meadows and dense rhododendron and bamboo forests, providing a refreshing change of scenery. As you continue along the trail, you’ll cross several small streams, pass through charming wooden bridges, and catch glimpses of cascading waterfalls. The landscape is dotted with terraced fields and traditional villages, giving you a glimpse of the local way of life.

By the time you reach Tortong, located at around 2,995 meters (9,678 feet), the environment becomes noticeably warmer and greener. Tortong is a peaceful settlement nestled in a lush valley, and the surroundings are filled with vibrant plant life and abundant wildlife. This is a great place to relax after a long day of trekking and enjoy the tranquility of the lower hills. The journey to Tortong offers a satisfying sense of descent, with the contrasting landscapes and the gentle change in climate making it an enjoyable and picturesque part of your Kanchenjunga Trek.

The trek from Tortong to Yambudim offers a pleasant day of trekking through dense forests and along river valleys, with the trail winding gently downhill. Leaving Tortong behind, the path takes you through lush bamboo groves, rhododendron forests, and occasionally opens up to reveal expansive views of the surrounding hills and valleys. As you walk, the air grows warmer, and the landscape gradually shifts from alpine terrain to subtropical vegetation, giving you a rich mix of flora and fauna to admire. You’ll cross several small streams and bridges along the way, and the peaceful sound of running water accompanies you throughout the day.

As you approach Yambudim, located at an elevation of around 2,100 meters (6,890 feet), the surroundings become more populated, with small villages and terraced fields dotting the landscape. Yambudim is a serene, rural settlement that offers a glimpse of the traditional lifestyle of the local Limbu people. The trek to Yambudim is an enjoyable one, with moderate terrain and changing scenery that allows you to reflect on your journey through the high Himalayas. The village itself provides a quiet and scenic place to relax and prepare for the next stage of your trek.

The trek from Yambudim to Khebang is a delightful and relatively short day of trekking through lush forests, terraced fields, and rural villages. Departing from Yambudim, the trail begins with a gradual descent through the vibrant greenery of subtropical forests, with bamboo groves and dense vegetation lining the path. As you walk, you’ll pass through small farming villages and catch glimpses of local life, where you might see villagers tending to their crops or herding livestock. The trail also takes you alongside the river, where the sound of rushing water creates a peaceful ambiance.

Upon reaching Khebang, situated at around 1915 meters, you’ll find yourself in a small, tranquil village surrounded by terraced fields and rich greenery. The area is known for its peaceful atmosphere and stunning views of the hills and valleys. Khebang provides a perfect spot to rest after a day of trekking, with a welcoming local community and beautiful natural surroundings. The trek today is a lovely blend of moderate terrain and cultural immersion, offering a relaxed pace and the opportunity to enjoy the slower pace of life in the lower hills.

The trek from Khebang to Ilam marks the final stretch of your journey as you leave the rural landscapes behind and head toward the more developed town of Ilam. The trail begins with a gentle descent through terraced fields, dense forests, and picturesque villages, giving you one last opportunity to enjoy the lush subtropical environment of the lower hills. As you walk, you’ll pass by tea plantations, which are abundant in this region, and the scent of fresh tea leaves fills the air. The path is well-trodden and fairly easy, offering a relaxed pace to reflect on the trek while soaking in the natural beauty of the surroundings.

Upon reaching Ilam, situated at an elevation of 1617 meters, you’ll find yourself in a charming hill station known for its tea gardens, rolling hills, and scenic vistas. Ilam is a bustling town that serves as a gateway to the eastern hills, offering a blend of natural beauty and local culture. The town is also a good place to rest and relax after the physically demanding trek through the Kanchenjunga region. The trek from Khebang to Ilam is a perfect way to gradually transition from the wilderness of the Himalayas to the more populated and tranquil hills of eastern Nepal, completing your journey with a sense of accomplishment and a peaceful ending.

After completing the challenging and rewarding Kanchenjunga Trek, your journey comes to a close with a scenic drive from Ilam to Bhadrapur, a bustling town in the eastern region of Nepal. The drive takes around 4–5 hours, winding through the beautiful countryside of the eastern hills, with views of terraced fields, rolling hills, and villages along the way. The road gradually descends from the higher altitudes of Ilam into the warmer plains of the Terai region. You’ll pass through lush landscapes and quaint towns, enjoying a more relaxed pace as you leave the mountains behind. The drive is comfortable, offering an opportunity to reflect on the adventure you’ve just completed.

Upon reaching Bhadrapur, you’ll catch a domestic flight to Kathmandu, which takes approximately 45 minutes. The flight provides spectacular views of the eastern Himalayas as you soar above the landscape, offering a final aerial perspective of the mountains you’ve just trekked through. Arriving in Kathmandu, you’ll be greeted by the vibrant city atmosphere, marking the end of your incredible adventure. This journey back to the capital is a smooth transition from the serene, remote regions of Kanchenjunga to the urban energy of Kathmandu, allowing you to relax and reminisce about the stunning landscapes and unforgettable experiences of your trek.

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