KANCHANJUNGHA -DHARMO RI CLIMBING 23/29 DAYS
Höhepunkte: Typisches Landleben, einmalige Kultur, Terrassenfelder, vielfältige Vegetation, Rhododendronwald, malerische Dörfer, enger Kontakt mit der Bevölkerung, viele Vogelarten, Wasserfälle und eindrucksvolle Gletscher; Kanchenjunga, der dritthöchste Berg der Welt, gelegen zwischen Nepal und Indien.
Day 01: On your Arrival, Nepal Fair Step Trek’s represent will well- come to you with Garland/ Khata and transfer to Hotel.
Day 02: City Sightseeing in Kathmandu (Kathmandu Darbar square; historical place and the visit to living Goddess Kumari, Pashupatinath and Boudhanath; famous world heritages sites Hindu temple and Buddha Stupa) 🙁 B)
Day 03: Fly to Bhadrapur
Day 04: Drive to Taplejung, 2300 m, (78 km/4-5 h). Trek Purumba, (1770 m). Walking time: 3h↓550, (Overnight camp)
Day 05: Trek Purumba-Chirwa (1250 m). Walking time: 7h ↑100m ↓600m, (Overnight camp)
Day 06: Trek Chirwa – Sekathum (1600 m). Walking Time: 5-6h ↑800m ↓450m, (Overnight camp)
Day 07: Amjilassa (2430 m). Walking time: 5h ↑950m, ↓100m, (Overnight camp)
Day 08: Trek Serkthum-Kyapra (2640 m). Walking time:4h,↑550m ↓350m,(Overnight camp)
Day 09: Trek Kyapra-Ghunsa( 3320 m).Walking time: 5-6h ↑750m ↓50m, (Overnight camp)
Day 10: Acclimatization day in Ghunsa,Hike Lapsang-Pass. Walking time: 5-6h↑700m, ↓700m, (Overnight camp)
Day 11: Trek Ghunsa – Kambachen (3950 m). Walking Time: 5-6h, ↑1050m ↓400m, (Overnight camp)
Day 12: Trek Khambachen –Lhonak (4560 m). Walking time: 5h, ↑1000m ↓400m, (Overnight camp)
Day 13: Trek Lonak- Kanchanjunga Base camp (5020 m). Walking time: 4h, ↑750m ↓200m,(Overnight camp)
Day 14: Trek to Dromo RI (6100m). Walking time: 7-5h, ↑1080m ↓1080m, (Overnight camp)
Day 15: Trek Kanchanjunga Basecamp-Lhonak (4560 m). Walking time: 3-4h, ↑200m ↓750m, (Overnight camp)
Day 16: Trek Lonak –Ghunsa (3320m). Walking time: 8h, ↑800m ↓2050m, (Overnight camp)
Day 17: Trek Ghunsa- Sinion-Pass.Walking time: 5h, ↑1250m ↓450m, (Overnight camp)
Day 18: Trek Sinion-pass- Tseram (3730 m). Walking Time: 7h, ↑950m ↓1250m, (Overnight camp)
Day 19: Trek Tseram- Ramche (4300 m). Walking time: 4h, ↑800m ↓250m, (Overnight camp)
Day 20: Trek Cheram-Oktang (4730m) –Tseram. Walking time: 8h, ↑650m ↓1500m,(Overnight camp)
Day 21: Trek Tseram- Chitre (2300m).Walking time: 7h, ↑1000m ↓2050m, (Overnight camp)
Day 22: Trek Chitre- Mamankhe (1770 m). Walking time: 6-7h, ↑1000m ↓1550m,(Overnight camp)
Day 23: Trek Mamankhe – Keswa.Walking time: 6-7h, ↑1200m ↓850m, (Overnight camp)
Day 24: Trek keswa-Lali Kharka (2200 m). Walking time: 4-5h, ↑1050m ↓950m,(Overnight camp)
Day 25: Trek Lali Kharka – Taplejung (2300m). Walking time: 3h, ↑550m ↓450,( Overnight camp)
Day 26: Fly /drive to Bhadrapur (100 km/4 h) ,( Overnight camp)
Day 27: Fly /Drive to Kathmandu
Day 28: Leisure day in Kathmandu (if you would like to shorten the trek you may depart this day).
Day 29: Transfer to international airport for the departure to the home country.
To be able to submit a cost estimate, we need to know the number of persons in your group, the required hotel category, the favoured mode of transportation (by flight, by local or private transport) and any alternations to your itinerary.
The costs include:
- Airport pickup and drop (domestic and international)
- Hotels: (4/2) star standard hotel including breakfast (according to program in Kathmandu& other places)
- Welcome and farewell dinner
- Sightseeing in Kathmandu (Durbar square, Boudhanath, Pashupatinath)
- Camping/ Lodge Trek’s cost according to program
- Full board during the trek (Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner)
- Government-licensed guide (English speaking or other foreign language speaking on the request)
- Required numbers of porters (1 porter for 2 guests; 12 kg per guest in Tea house trek)
- Sightseeing entry fees /national park/conservation / restricted area permit fees (monasteries, temples, Stupa entrance fees but not the donation.)
- TIMS (Trekker’s Information Management System) permits or peak climbing permit fees (according to your program)
- Climbing Guide/ Sherpa’s climbing charge
- Group First Aid Kits (We recommend to bring your personal first aid kit as well.)
- Trekking equipment; like tents, kitchen -tents and other equipment
- Trekking bag for each guest.
- Staff insurance
- All government taxes and documentation charges
The costs do NOT include:
- International airfare from and to your country
- Nepal visa fee: USD $40 for 30 days
- Travel & Health Insurance – Emergency Helicopter Rescue Insurance (Most recommended)
- Any meals (lunch &dinner) in Kathmandu – $ 10 to 15 for per meal in tourist restaurant (except welcome and farewell dinner)
- Any kinds of drinks (alcohol &non-alcoholic beverage) neither during the trek nor in Kathmandu
- Tips for staff (not mandatory but expected)
- Hot shower, recharging of batteries (available during the trek with extra cost or free on spot)
- The cost which is not mentioned above.
(If you have any questions please don’t hesitate to contact us.)
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To be able to submit a cost estimate, we need to know the number of persons in your group, the required hotel category, the favoured mode of transportation (by flight, by local or private transport) and any alternations to your itinerary.
The costs include:
- Airport pickup and drop (domestic and international)
- Hotels: (4/2) star standard hotel including breakfast (according to program in Kathmandu& other places)
- Welcome and farewell dinner
- Sightseeing in Kathmandu (Durbar square, Boudhanath, Pashupatinath)
- Camping/ Lodge Trek’s cost according to program
- Full board during the trek (Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner)
- Government-licensed guide (English speaking or other foreign language speaking on the request)
- Required numbers of porters (1 porter for 2 guests; 12 kg per guest in Tea house trek)
- Sightseeing entry fees /national park/conservation / restricted area permit fees (monasteries, temples, Stupa entrance fees but not the donation.)
- TIMS (Trekker’s Information Management System) permits or peak climbing permit fees (according to your program)
- Climbing Guide/ Sherpa’s climbing charge
- Group First Aid Kits (We recommend to bring your personal first aid kit as well.)
- Trekking equipment; like tents, kitchen -tents and other equipment
- Trekking bag for each guest.
- Staff insurance
- All government taxes and documentation charges
The costs do NOT include:
- International airfare from and to your country
- Nepal visa fee: USD $40 for 30 days
- Travel & Health Insurance – Emergency Helicopter Rescue Insurance (Most recommended)
- Any meals (lunch &dinner) in Kathmandu – $ 10 to 15 for per meal in tourist restaurant (except welcome and farewell dinner)
- Any kinds of drinks (alcohol &non-alcoholic beverage) neither during the trek nor in Kathmandu
- Tips for staff (not mandatory but expected)
- Hot shower, recharging of batteries (available during the trek with extra cost or free on spot)
- The cost which is not mentioned above.
(If you have any questions please don’t hesitate to contact us.)
Recommended Equipment list:
- Hiking boots
- Snow gaiters
- Socks
- Trekking trousers/pants
- Windproof and waterproof over trousers / rain-pants
- Underwear
- Long johns (thermal underwear)
- Fleece trousers
- Shorts
- Thermal base layer shirts (2 short sleeves, 2 long sleeves)
- T-shirts or similar
- Fleece jacket or warm jumper/sweater
- Windproof and waterproof jacket with hood
- Warm jacket (down)
- Sunhat
- Warm cap and thermal balaclava
- Eyewear – Sunglasses
- Thermal gloves or mittens
- Warm and waterproof over gloves or mittens
- Daypack minimum 40 litres / 2500 cubic inches
- Head torch/Headlamp with spare bulb and batteries
- Sun protection (including total bloc for lips, nose etc.)
- 1 Littre Water bottles x2
- Selection of dry bags (to keep trek bag contents dry)
- 5 season sleeping bag
- Washbag and toiletries
- Antibacterial hand wash
- Small Towel
- Small padlock (to lock trek bag)
- Basic First Aid Kit including; Broad spectrum antibiotic, antiseptic cream, throat lozenges, diarrhoea treatment (Imodium), altitude (Diamox), painkillers, plasters (band-aids) and blister treatment, and re-hydration salts (Dioralite).
The following items are optional:
- Travel clothes
- Trainers/sneakers or similar for camp use
- Trekking Poles
- Sleeping bag liner
- Nailbrush
- Pee bottle
- Spare laces
- Camera, SD card, batteries
- Altimeter
- Compass
- Binoculars
- Books/magazines
- GPS unit
- Diary or notebook plus pencil/pen
- Penknife (remember to pack all sharp objects in hold baggage)
