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Kanchenjunga At 8,586m, It is regarded as one of the most magnificent mountain massifs in the world. It is located in the extreme northeastern corner of Nepal, bordering Sikkim in India. It is the world's third tallest peak. Kanchenjunga circuit hiking is becoming increasingly popular due to its remoteness, off-the-beaten-path, and less touristy nature. Kanchenjunga is a comprehensive hiking path for those who have the time to hike in the Himalayas. It is a long journey to the Himalayas' most isolated and picturesque region.
Kanchenjunga means "five treasures of the great snow," referring to the five summits that comprise Kanchenjunga. Because this hike is less popular, you will be rewarded with a unique view into Nepali rural life, culture, and tradition. You will also be exposed to every environment Nepal offers, from hot rainforests to tangled glaciers. Kanchenjunga Circuit Trekking provides it all.
With in the Kanchenjunga Conservation Area Project, Kanchenjunga Base Camp is located in the far eastern region of Nepal. You can follow it to the foothills of Mount Kanchenjunga, the third-tallest mountain in the world (8586 m). You can find out about this area's diverse way of life, customs, cuisine, and culture by walking in the limited Kanchenjunga Base Camp walking area.
You need two permits—a KCAP and a restricted area entry permit—to start the trek. Since the Kanchenjunga hike is a tea-house excursion, you can be guaranteed hospitality because the people there are hospitable and friendly. There are few rest places because the trails are still in their infancy. You stay above 4500 meters on this walk and cross several high passes. The lush greenery and stunning scenery change from grasslands to coniferous fores
