Kanchenjunga was forbidden to trekkers before this region was opened in 1988. This mountain is situated on the border of Nepal and Sikkim in the state of India. So, politically it is not possible to take a circuit of this mountain. It is suggested you to visit the north and south side of the mountain from the nepal side and be equipment for a high crossing, which requires enough time 3 to 4 week. A special trekking permit is required to trek in this region.

Day 01 :  Kathmandu to Biratnagar/Basantapur

Day 02 :  Basantapur to Doorpani

Day 03 :  Doorpani to Chauki {2930m}

Day 04 :  Chauki to Guphapokhari {2930}

Day 05 :  Guphapokhari to Nesum {1620}

Day 06 :  Nesum to Sukhetar {1724m}

Day 07 :  Sukhetar to Chiruwa {1240m}

Day 08 :  Chiruwa to Shakathum {1660m}

Day 09 :  Shakathum to Amjilassa {2510m}

Day 10 :  Amjilassa to Kyapla village {2730m}

Day 11 :  Kyapla village to Ghunsa village {3595M}

Day 12 :  Ghunsa village to Khambachen {3960m}

Day 13 :  Khambachen to Lhonak {4785m}

Day 14 :  Lhonak to Pangpema base camp {5143m}

Day 15 :  Pangpema to Khambachen {4099m}

Day 16 :  Khambachen to Ghunsa

Day 17 :  Acclimatization day at Ghunsa.

Day 18 :  Ghunsa to Sinion {4660m}

Day 19 - 20 :  Camping at Sinion la

Day 21 :  Tseram to Ramche {4620}

Day 22 :  Ramche to Tseram

Day 23 :  Tseram to Yamphudin

Day 24 :  Yamphudin to Keswa

Day 25 :  Keswa to Lali kharka

Day 26 :  Taplejung to Biratnagar/Kathmandu

Hotel accommodations, BB plan in Kathmandu, Transportation (A/C or non A/C by tourist coach), Meals (breakfast, launch and Dinner), English or Chinese speaking guides, one bottle mineral water each day, departure complimentary gift, monuments entrance fees. National park permits.