Kanchenjunga Base Camp (KBC) Trek, having the highest elevation of 5,143 m, is one of the most extended and challenging treks to the Himalayas that lies in Province No. 1. The world’s third-highest mountain – 8,586 m, is known as the ‘Five Treasures of the Great Snow,’ including Gold, Silver, Precious Stones, Grain, and Holy Scriptures in the Tibetan language. ‘Kanchenjunga’ meaning crystal clear, lies in the North – East Nepal bordering Sikkim, India. The best views of Kanchenjunga are possible from India, Bhutan, and Tibet, along with Nepal.

Passing through Arun Valley, one of the most beautiful valleys of Nepal, Kanchenjunga Base Camp is reached. Lying on Kanchenjunga Conservation Area KCA), one of the first explored Himalayan regions with an area of 2,035 km2, Kanchenjunga Base Camp Trek includes panoramic views of the massive mountain peaks like Lhotse, Everest, Makalu, and several other peaks above 6,000 m. KBC offers tourists to explore the least walked trails, provide a long trek, and a lifetime experience.

The trail is filled with rarest endangered species like Himalayan Black Bear, Musk Deer, Snow Leopard, Red Panda, Wild Boar, etc. If wildlife excites you, this trail is something you must be part of to witness mind-blowing flora and fauna and variations in landscapes from Alpine Grasslands to Sub-tropical Forests.

Unique glacial moraine, rocky scree slopes, and beautiful low-river valleys are the KBC trail’s specialties. You will meet the friendliest mountain beasts in this region – Sherpa, Rai, Limbu, and Gurung, who are the area’s inhabitants. Learning their culture, lifestyle, and way of living is one of the best experiences.

If you are looking for a challenging trekking experience with unexplored corners, fascinating wildlife bio-diversity, to meet the rawest beauty of nature, Walk Through Himalayas recommends Kanchenjunga Base Camp Trek as a perfect destination for you with KCA as a bonus. Explore the eastern beauty and take back the most thrilling experience with you.