Since Kanchenjunga is located at Nepal India border, different trekking routes to Kanchenjunga Base Camp are available. Two of them are in Nepal itself. Kanchenjunga North Base Camp that takes you all the way to Pangpema (5143 m), and Kanchenjunga South base Camp that takes you up to Yalung Base Camp (4500 m). It turns out, even the base camps are different, as Kanchenjunga is a vast massif with many peaks. In addition to the main routes, various trip extensions are also available, which allows the trekkers to explore the area even further. One such trek is the Lumba Sumba Pass Trek. But all this is on Nepal’s side. There is an entirely different Kanchenjunga Base Camp Trek route on India’s flank, which we’re going to discuss in this blog. Itinerary Of Sikkim Kanchenjunga Base Camp Trek Sikkim Kanchenjunga Base Camp Trek is seven days of a trek at the core. It starts and ends at Yuksom (1780 m). During the trek you get the enjoy the fantastic views of peaks such as Mt. Kanchenjunga (8586 m), Mt. Siniolchu (6888 m), Mt. Kabru (7412 m), Mt. Pandim (6691 m), Mt. Talung (7348 m), and so on. The trekkers cover villages such as Tsokha (2700 m), Bakkhim (2744 m), Phedang (3483 m), Dzongri (4030 m), Bikhbari, Chaurikhang (4450 m), and so on. Trekkers take one day of rest and acclimatize at Dzongri. One of the attractions around Dzongri is Laxmi Pokhari. So a side trip is conducted up to the lake and back. The main attraction of the trek is Rathong Glacier (4380 m), which supposedly, is the Sikkim Kanchenjunga Base Camp. From Bikhbari, trekkers take a side trip up to Chaurikhang, Rathong Glacier, and back. Sikkim Kanchenjunga Base Camp Trek route develops through one of the most beautiful parts of
Since Kanchenjunga is located at Nepal India border, different trekking routes to Kanchenjunga Base Camp are available. Two of them are in Nepal itself. Kanchenjunga North Base Camp that takes you all the way to Pangpema (5143 m), and Kanchenjunga South base Camp that takes you up to Yalung Base Camp (4500 m). It turns
