Kanchenjunga South Base Camp Trek
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Trip Duration
19 Days |
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Region
Kanchenjunga Treks |
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Country
Nepal |
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Group Size
2 To 15 Person |
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Arrival On
Kathmandu |
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Best Season
Spring And Autumn |
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Max Altitude
4730M |
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Difficult Trekking is both moderate and difficult. Altitude you reach is around 4000-5500 meters. Hike about 6 hours per day and requires to be physically fit and acclimatization is required.
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Activities
Nepal Trekking
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Kanchenjunga South Base Camp Trek Overview
Detracting all the comfort and luxury, Kanchenjunga South Base Camp Trek pledge to give sanity for a lifetime. The hiking passage of South Kanchenjunga Base Camp is pervaded with extreme wilderness consisting of bountiful cascading waterfalls, bubbling streams and tenuous medicinal floras and fauna.
Though the region is yet to go towards the way of modernization, the route has managed to convert itself from camping to the teahouse trek.
Your stay in the local teahouse endorses wallowing in the daily chores of ethnic Kirati Rai and Limbu. Nonetheless, for adventure rookies, this Kanchenjunga Base Camp trek tenders a camping trek.
Setting off the journey from the lowland of Bhadrapur or Birtamod, the trail enchants you with eye-pleasing views of the massive Tea Plantation in Ilam.
Interesting Story behind the name of Kanchenjunga
Before it was baptized Kanchenjunga, the mountain was spelt Kang-Chen-Zod-Nga, which in Tibetan alludes to Five Jewels of Snow. Locals give credence to Kanchenjunga as the sanctuary of Limbu’s goddess Yuma Sammang(Faktalung).
However, for the mountaineers, Kanchenjunga is the alias of challenge and adventure. It makes no difference whoever calls Kanchenjunga with whatever alternatives, you just engulf in the jaunt to the world’s third-highest Kanchenjunga South Base Camp Trek.
Espouse Sedulous mountain vistas from the trek route of Kanchenjunga South Base Camp
In the passage from Tseram to Oktang, trekkers can delve amidst the vistas of the enticing mountain scenery of Nepal’s various top-rated mountains. Along with some other of Nepal’s highest Himalaya peaks, Mt Jannu, Yalung Glacier and Mt. Makalu are seen as incredibly beautiful from the path of the south Kanchenjunga Base Camp.
Soul-catching isolated Kanchenjunga Village offering overwhelming hospitality
Inhabited densely by the Limbu and Rai tribes of the Kirati Group, the Kanchenjunga trekking trail serves well for cultural explorers too.
The benefaction of cultural Limbu and Rai people is experienced profusely on this trek route. After the strenuous day’s walk, the time you get to spend with these local tribes leaves you with eternal happiness.
The inhabitants of Kanchenjunga, mainly Limbhu are habitual in offering homemade millet beverages to their local guests. Thus to give your tongue a new taste, make sure to try this beverage. Locally, the millet Juice is called Tongba.
To have a deep insight into the Limbu culture and tradition visit Limbu Cultural Central Museum at Mamankhe. Mamankhe is the ethnic Limbhu village on the trekking trail of Kanchenjunga South Base Camp in eastern Nepal.
Saunter around the cardamom farmlands and appreciate local’s hard work
As you make the journey towards Taplejung, the cardamom farming land in the Kanchenjunga South Base Camp trek route accompany you. Witnessing the Cardamom farmland, there is no denying that cardamom has been the major income source for the locals of this region.
Scads of vegetation witnessing meagre trekkers
Traversing the jaunting route from the lower elevation of Taplejung to the higher altitude of Ramzher and Oktang, the trail showcases how much difference is there in vegetation in between.
From the prospect of Nepal, 8586m elevated Kanchenjunga is the second highest peak. Unlike the trek to the base camp of the world’s highest Mount Everest, the trekking route of Kanchenjunga Base Camp sees a trickle of trekkers all year round.
The presence of few people on this hiking route is the reason why it is much more challenging and adventurous. Offering you the full wilderness, a trek to this route urges high endurance capacity. The presence of plentiful wooden bridges over the streams adds more thrill to your journey.
Protected under the title of Kanchenjunga Conservation Area, the ambience of this area provides the best exploration of wildlife and vegetation. The lush forests are sure to give the most appealing scenery to visitors. Moreover, looking at the slanted hill explores how the crops are cultivated in this region.
Trekkers are unaware of what they are missing by ignoring this eastern region trek of Nepal.
At which season, trekkers can enjoy the most out of all seasons in Kanchenjunga Base Camp?
With some trekkers on the way, the route of Kanchenjunga Base Camp during the Autumn and Spring season calls the trekkers with their unique ornaments.
Where the spring season, gives you a glance at the newly produced animals and wild vegetation, the season of Autumn amplifies your luck by letting you linger amidst the forest of Rhododendron, Juniper and Pine. Another striking attraction of this Kanchenjunga Base Camp trek in Spring and Autumn is the azure reflecting superb mountain views.
Full of water sources, the trek for this reason during winter and summer is not recommended for trekkers. Further, the route of the Kanchenjunga Base Camp is strenuous on its own and does not see many trekkers all its way.
During these seasons, the high snowfall and excessive water flow on the trail make the trek most challenging. Thus, with such risk and no one to help during difficulties, it is suggested to skip the Kanchenjunga trek during the offseason period of Winter and Summer.
Available Extensions and Side trips for Kanchenjunga South Base Camp Trek
Do you have an extra vacation left? Are you not sated with merely the Kanchenjunga South Base Camp trek? Don’t worry, the trek in the Kanchenjunga region repletes all your needs.
Pathivara-At the top hill of Taplejung(3794)
Either at the trek start, or end day make sure to visit Pathivara and experience Hindu culture. If you want to spend one extra day then, a trip to Pathivara temple at the start or end of the trek is the foremost option for every trekker reaching here. If possible go for this trip on the return day to Taplejung from the Kanchenjunga South Base Camp trek.
Situated at the hilltop of Taplejung at 3794m altitude, Pathivara is revered by both Hindu and Limbu pilgrims. For Hindus and Limbus, there are separate priests. Called Mukkumlung by Limbu’s, this holy spot is reachable within one and a half hours of driving before hiking for around 2 hours. Pilgrims believe that a visit to this temple fulfils all their wishes and desires if played properly.
Extension with Kanchenjunga North Base Camp
Instead of making the way towards Tortong from Tseram, for this extension, divert your way towards Sele La Pass. Before you reach Sele La Pass, you have to cross other Sinion La Pass and, Mirgin La Pass. From Sele La Pass, make your way to Gunsa from where a trek to Kambachen and Lonak leads to Pangpema. Pangpema on the north side of Kanchenjunga Base Camp.
Fitness required
With the sheer level of fitness, the trek is specially dedicated to thrill and adventure seekers. Though not the extreme one a little bit of hiking experience is mandatory to overcome the encountered challenges in the Kanchenjunga Base Camp trekking trails. The normal fitness level does not work here.
If you are a tyro and wish to wallow in the allure of the Kanchenjunga region, first give yourself some time for short and easy Nepal trekking.
Transportation
Comfortable Way
Flight option 1
Fly Kathmandu to Suketar and drive around 30min to reach Taplejung. From Taplejung the official Kanchenjunga South Base Camp Trek starts.
Flight Option 2
Kathmandu to Biratnagar and Drive 11 hours to Taplejung (Phunlingbazar)
Flight Option 3
Kathmandu to Bhadrapur flight and drive around 9 hours to Taplejung return respectively
Worst Way
20-hour Kathmandu to Taplejung drive
Internet, Wifi Connection
- On 1st day at Taplejung strong internet connection
- On the way up to Ranipul LTE connection
- Gunsa also LTE connection (For those opting for the extension of the north Kanchenjunga Base Camp Trek)
- Above Gunsa only satellite telephone works (no work of other networks)
Drinking water
No scarcity of water throughout the route but normally use water purification tablets else buy hot water. Carry two water bottles one thermal and another normal bottle to carry cold water. Bottled mineral water is not available.
Selection of viands is limited during Kanchenjunga South Base Camp Trek
If you seek food variety, get ready for disappointment. But, if you are thankful to simple Nepali Dal Bhat, there remains nothing to regret for. Besides Dhal Bhat other available basic foods are Tibetan bread, Chappatte, noodles, boiled egg, and seasonal vegetables (cabbage, cauliflower).
For beverage lovers, a traditionally prepared millet juice is available in the Limbhu settlements. The millet juice is called Tongba.
Locally called Churpi, dry cheese made out of Yak milk is there in the settlements to give you a new taste.
Essential Permits for South Kanchenjunga Base Camp Trek
Kanchenjunga region at the India-Sikkim border in the eastern section of Nepal is a restricted region of Nepal. Thus to trek to Kanchenjunga South Base camp, trekkers have to issue a special permit which can be acquired from the registered trekking companies in Nepal.
If you are planning to do the Kanchenjunga Base Camp Trek solo, then immediately skip that thought from your mind. To opt for this trek, you have to be in a group of a minimum of two people. Further, along with your group, a government licenced Guide should also be there during your entire journey.
Besides, the special permit another required permit is the entry permit for the Kanchenjunga Conservation Area. Unlike other regions’ treks, you needn’t have to carry Trekker’s Information Management System(TIMS) card while joining this trek.
Kanchenjunga South Base Camp Trek Itinerary
Day 1: Arrive at the Kathmandu airport and ride to the hotel room
Walking Hours: 30 Minutes Drive
Meals Included: Welcome Dinner
Accommodation: 3 Star Standard Hotel
Max. Altitude: 1355M
As you show up at the Tribhuwan International Airport, one of the crew members of Mission Himalaya Treks and Expedition gives you the warm welcome before driving you to your hotel room. After you arrive at the hotel we will help you with all the check-in procedures. Thereafter you can give yourself some time to drag away all your travel hangover.
Further, if you feel some kind of jetlag, sleep for some time. Later step out of the room and put on your foot on the rakish streets of Thamel. From buzzing pubs and Discotheqs to the Karokee music stations, you get to experience the best nightlife in this tourist hub of Nepal.
Spending some time here you will realize why this place is narrated best tourist hub by the general public.
Day 2: Trek preparation and Kathmandu Sightseeing Tour
Walking Hours: 6 Hours Day Tour
Meals Included: Breakfast
Accommodation: 3 Star Standard Hotel
Max. Altitude: 1355M
The day is specially allocated for the organization of permits and other necessary documents. Further, if there is still something to be shopped for, you can do so on this day.
No wonder, your maximum time today will indeed be grabbed by the trek preparation and similar other stuff. But, we will help you manage some time for the sightseeing tour of the Kathmandu Valley.
The tour will let you explore a maximum of four UNESCO world heritage cultural sites inside this commercialized Kathmandu city. The names include Pashupatinath temple, Swayambhunath Stupa, Boudha Nath Stupa, and Kathmandu Durbar Square.
Sauntering around all these attractions, you can experience the historical and cultural glamour of Nepal. Further, at the very time, you can’t skip the fact that the valley has experience in terms of modernization and commercialization.
Day 3: Kathmandu to Suketar Flight and trek to Lalikharka
Walking Hours: 30 Minutes Drive, 1 Hour Flight And 4 Hours Trek
Meals Included: Breakfast, Lunch, And Dinner
Accommodation: Basic Tea House
Normally it’s difficult to find a flight from Kathmandu to Suketar. If you find, feel yourself a more than a lucky person. Joining the morning flight from Kathmandu to Suketar you can adore the best aerial views of mountains views, emerald forest, and tiny settlements of east Nepal.
The destination of this day is set to Lalikharka. To reach Lalikharka from Suketar, ignoring the left split toward Chhatedhunga leading to Pathivara Temple, we will follow the right way towards Deurali(2600). After that, you just descend to Lalikharka from Deurali.
Day 4: Lalikharka to Kande Bhanjyang
Walking Hours: 6 Hours Trekking
Meals Included: Breakfast, Lunch, And Dinner
Accommodation: Basic Tea House
Max. Altitude: 2129M
The foot journey to Kande Bhanjyang from Lalikharka normally lasts for around 6 and half hours. We will amble through the tiny Limbu settlements of Tembewa, and Simbu. Here we will get to explore the rice fields and the daily lifestyle of the ethnic Limbu groups. Furthermore, the waterfalls and streams along this route never cease to amaze us.
We will spend the night at Kande Bhanjyang.
Day 5: Kande Bhanjyang to Phumphe Danda via Phunhpung Danda(1794m)
Walking Hours: 6 Hours Trekking
Meals Included: Breakfast, Lunch, And Dinner
Accommodation: Basic Tea House
Max. Altitude: 1858M
Early morning trek through the Phunhpung Danda from Kande Bhanjyang to Phumphe Danda.
Day 6: From Phumphe Danda (1858) trek to Yamphuding via Mamangkhen(1785m)
Walking Hours: 6 Hours Trekking
Meals Included: Breakfast, Lunch, And Dinner
Accommodation: Basic Tea House
Max. Altitude: 2080M
This is the shortest trekking day of our entire South Base Camp Trek. Following the Kabeli Khola, we will walk on this treading route until we arrive at Mamangkhen.
Mamangkhen is the tiny settlement of the Limbu people where we can make our exploration of the Limbu Cultural Center and Museum. Giving some time for these communities’ exploration, we later proceed our jaunt to Yamphudin which is alternatively known as Sherpa Gaun by locals.
Day 7: Yamphudin to Tortong
Walking Hours: 6 To 7 Hours Trekking
Meals Included: Breakfast, Lunch, And Dinner
Accommodation: Basic Tea House
Max. Altitude: 2995M
Unlike the previous day’s trek, the trek of this day is slightly daunting. We will start this day with a simple breakfast at Yamphudin. Later, we will continue our trek with a very steep ascent of around 4 and half hours before making four hours of a long descent.
Day 8: Tortong to Tseram via Anda Phedi(3370m)
Walking Hours: 5 To 6 Hours Trekking
Meals Included: Breakfast, Lunch, And Dinner
Accommodation: Basic Tea House
Max. Altitude: 3870M
Walking from Tortong to Tseram takes us around 5-7 hours. The walk is set amidst a Rhododendron, Pine, Chestnut, and Juniper forest which is indeed all rejuvenating.
Day 9: From Tseram follow the route to Ramche
Walking Hours: 5 To 6 Hours Trekking
Meals Included: Breakfast, Lunch, And Dinner
Accommodation: Basic Tea House
Full excitement of being close to the South Kanchenjunga Base Camp gives us extra energy while heading to Ramche from Tseram. 3 hours of a walk along the alpine grassland takes you to our today’s destination.
Day 10: Trek to Oktang (4730m) at the South Kanchenjunga Base Camp and return to Tseram
Walking Hours: 6 Hours Trekking
Meals Included: Breakfast, Lunch, And Dinner
Accommodation: Basic Tea House
Max. Altitude: 3870M
Early in the morning, we will make our way to Oktang to enjoy the best views of Mt Kanchenjunga’s southern face. After spending some blissful time at Oktang we will return to Tseram.
Day 12: Tortong to Ranipul (Trekking along the Simbu Khola pass Yasan)
Walking Hours: 6 To 7 Hours Trekking
Meals Included: Breakfast, Lunch, And Dinner
Accommodation: Basic Tea House
Max. Altitude: 2380M
After the early breakfast, we will proceed our trek towards Ranipul from where we will be taking a ride to Suketar. Thus officially it is the last day of our actual trekking. Though last, the trek of this day is there to imprint its own identity in every trekker’s mind who opts this way.
If someone asks about the most strenuous trek days of all Kanchenjunga South Base camp Trek days, within a second mention the trekking day of Tortong to Ranipul. One of the main regions for being such strenuous is the long hours of trekking on the narrow and steep trail.
The other one includes the absence of a lunch savoring spot. There is only one stop in between Tortong and Ranipul namely Yasan to take the lunch. Most of the time, the lunch station remains closed so it’s recommended to bring the packaged lunch.
The route obviously has several hurdles on its way. However, the presence of vibrant butterflies, colorful flowers, and other wildlife make this day’s trek quite rewarding.
Day 13: Ranipul to Suketar drive
Walking Hours: 4 Hours Drive
Meals Included: Breakfast, Lunch, And Dinner
Accommodation: Basic Guest House
The day today is the easier one. Saying goodbye to all the Kanchenjunga region trekking routes, be ready to spend a blissful night at Suketar.
Day 14: Contingency Day
Walking Hours: Depends Where You Trek
Meals Included: Breakfast, Lunch, And Dinner
Accommodation: Basic Tea House
The trek to the Kanchenjunga South Base Camp is challenging on its own. The remoteness, wilderness, and presence of few populations on this trek route might not always let you complete the trek fluently. Sometimes, you might have to spend an extra day on the trek route.
In addition, the flight to Suketar, Biratnagar, or Bhadrapur is also not always available due to climatic conditions or other similar reasons. So, before embarking on the journey to the Kanchenjunga Base Camp, paste this thing in mind and be ready to tackle every hurdle which you might encounter on your way.
Day 15: Return to Kathmandu
Walking Hours: 1 Hour Flight And 30 Minutes Driving
Meals Included: Breakfast
Accommodation: 3 Star Standard Hotel
Max. Altitude: 1355M
On this day we will finally leave for Kathmandu from Suketar. There may not be a direct flight from Suketar to Kathmandu due to which we might have to first fly Suketar to Biratnagar and then catch Biratnagar to Kathmandu flight.
Day 16: Depart Nepal
Walking Hours: 30 Minutes Driving
Meals Included: Breakfast
Accommodation: None
Max. Altitude: 1355M
It’s time to say good bye to Nepal. As per your flight schedule our member will escort you to thr Tribhuwan International Airport.
Kanchenjunga South Base Camp Trek Cost
Quotation Can be Different According to Number of Days in Trekking, Your Country of Residence, Number of days in City, Guide quality, Equipments, Flights Company, Hotels quality in City, Transportation Type, Number of Trekkers in your Groups, Teahouses quality of Trekking, Meals what include in Trekking, Other Numerous included Items. For exaxt Cost Please Message us in whatsapp. +977-9841965533
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Internation and domestic airport transfer 4 times according to the itinerary.
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Rooms in twin sharing in basis tea houses during the trek.
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3-star standard accommodation in Kathmandu for 3 nights according to Itinerary.
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Breakfast, Lunch, And dinner during the trekking which is very basic provide by tea houses.
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Day tour in Kathmandu 4 World heritage sites with guide and drivers.
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Restricted Area, Conservation Area, and National park permits.
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Trekkers Information Management System permits.
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Trekking guide who is experienced, English speaking, and first aid trained.
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Strong trekking porter who can carry a two-person duffel bag(not exceed than 25 Kgs).
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Insurances for Guide and porters.
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Flight cost and airport tax from Kathmandu to Suketar and Suketar to Kathmandu.
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First Aid Kits with Guide.
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Certificate after Trekking signed by your guide and company owner.
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Trekking map, Welcome dinner, and oximeter for measuring your oxygen level during the trek.
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International Airfare from and to Your country.
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Extra night accommodation and food in Kathmandu rather than an itinerary.
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Personal drinks like hot water, beverages, extra Drinks, Snacks, Hot Shower, Battery charging, Wi-Fi.
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Travel Insurances and emergency evacuation.
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Visa for Nepal which can apply after you arrive at Nepal Airport.
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Tips for your Guide and Porter.
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Entrance fees during the Kathmandu Tour.
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Items not included rather than above include sections.
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Kanchenjunga South Base Camp Trek Related Information
- Super basic(just one or 2 beds in one room)
- The bathroom is far in distance
- Accommodation not so clean so it’s better you carry your own sleeping bag
- For hot showering pay some extra
- Accommodation is clean in Gunsa(For those who choose to extend this trek to Northside)
Accommodation facilities
Accommodation facilities along the Kanchenjunga South Base Camp trek are typically rustic and basic, reflecting the remote and wilderness nature of the region. Here’s an overview of the types of accommodation options available:
- Teahouses/Lodges: Along the trekking route, there are small villages and settlements that offer teahouses or lodges for trekkers to stay in. These are the most common forms of accommodation and provide simple rooms with basic amenities such as a bed, blankets, and sometimes a shared bathroom. Teahouses also serve meals, including traditional Nepali dal bhat (rice and lentils), noodles, soups, and snacks. While facilities vary from teahouse to teahouse, trekkers should expect modest comfort and be prepared for occasional cold showers and limited electricity.
- Camping: For trekkers who prefer a more immersive wilderness experience or who are trekking in areas without teahouse accommodation, camping is an option. Trekkers can bring their own camping gear or hire a trekking agency to arrange camping equipment and support staff, including cooks and porters. Camping allows for greater flexibility in itinerary planning and offers the opportunity to sleep under the stars in some of the most remote and scenic locations along the trek.
- Homestays: In some villages along the route, local families may offer homestay accommodation, providing trekkers with the chance to experience authentic mountain hospitality and immerse themselves in the local culture. Homestays typically involve staying in a room within a family’s home and sharing meals with the hosts. This option offers a unique cultural experience and the opportunity to interact closely with the local community.
It’s important for trekkers to be flexible and adaptable when it comes to accommodation along the Kanchenjunga South Base Camp trek, as facilities can be limited and conditions may vary depending on the season and location.
Food and Drinks
Food and drinks along the Kanchenjunga South Base Camp trek reflect the remote and rugged nature of the region, with options ranging from simple local fare to hearty meals designed to fuel trekkers for the challenging journey ahead. Here’s what trekkers can expect in terms of food and drinks along the trek:
- Traditional Nepali Cuisine: Teahouses and lodges along the trekking route typically offer traditional Nepali meals, with dal bhat (rice and lentils) being a staple. Dal bhat is often served with a variety of side dishes, including vegetables, pickles, and sometimes meat or fish. Other common dishes include momos (dumplings), noodles, soups, and fried rice. These meals are hearty and filling, providing trekkers with the energy they need to tackle long days of hiking in the Himalayas.
- Western and Continental Options: In addition to Nepali cuisine, many teahouses also offer a selection of Western and Continental dishes to cater to the preferences of international trekkers. This may include pasta, pizza, sandwiches, pancakes, and omelets. While these options may not always be available in more remote areas, trekkers can generally expect to find a decent variety of dishes along the route.
- Snacks and Beverages: Teahouses and lodges also stock a range of snacks and beverages to keep trekkers fueled throughout the day. This may include energy bars, chocolate, biscuits, nuts, and dried fruit. As for beverages, tea (both black and herbal), coffee, hot chocolate, and soft drinks are typically available. Trekkers need to stay hydrated, especially at higher altitudes, so drinking plenty of fluids is essential.
- Water: While tap water along the trekking route is generally not safe for drinking, bottled water is available for purchase at teahouses and lodges. Additionally, trekkers can use water purification tablets or filters to treat water from natural sources such as streams and rivers. Staying properly hydrated is crucial for avoiding altitude sickness and maintaining energy levels during the trek.
Overall, while the food and drink options along the Kanchenjunga South Base Camp trek may be simple, they are hearty, nourishing, and designed to sustain trekkers throughout their journey in the Himalayas. Trekkers can look forward to enjoying authentic Nepali cuisine, as well as a variety of snacks and beverages to keep them fueled and hydrated along the way.
Kanchenjunga South Base Camp Trek FAQ'S
Because of the remoteness and difficulty of accessing the Kanchenjunga region, the regulations specify that you must trek with a registered guide or porter and at least one other person.
Due to the remoteness of the area, immediate medical response can be challenging. It’s important to have a well-prepared guide and to carry a basic first-aid kit. In case of a severe emergency, evacuation by helicopter may be necessary, so comprehensive travel insurance that covers high-altitude trekking and emergency evacuation is strongly advised.
The Kanchenjunga South Base Camp Trek is considered challenging due to its remote location, long trekking days, and high altitudes. Participants should be in good physical condition and have some previous trekking or hiking experience.
Electricity in remote areas can be sporadic. Some teahouses may offer solar charging facilities for a small fee, but it’s wise to bring additional power banks or solar chargers.
Yes, it’s possible to extend your trek to include the North Base Camp, which would turn it into a circuit trek of the Kanchenjunga region. This extension would add several days to your itinerary and requires additional planning and permits, but it offers a more comprehensive experience of the area’s dramatic landscapes and cultural diversity.
The Kanchenjunga region is home to a mix of cultural groups, including Limbu, Rai, Sherpa, and Tibetan communities. Local customs should be respected, particularly when visiting monasteries and religious sites. Always ask permission before taking photographs of people or religious sites, dress modestly, and follow the lead of your guide on local etiquette.
The Kanchenjunga region is known for its biodiversity. Trekkers might spot a variety of birds, as well as larger wildlife such as Himalayan tahrs, blue sheep, and if you’re incredibly lucky, you might catch a glimpse of the elusive snow leopard. Always maintain a safe distance from wildlife and follow your guide’s instructions.
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