On the first day, you'll land at Tribhuvan International Airport, where our representative will greet you. A private vehicle is ready to take you to your hotel.

On the second day, meet your trek leader after breakfast for briefings about the Kanchenjunga Circuit Trek. Bring your trip insurance, passport, and photos. You have free time for relaxation or shopping. Optionally, explore a Kathmandu heritage site like Swayambhu, Boudha, Pashupatinath, or Kathmandu Durbar Square.

On the third day, after an early breakfast, you'll be driven to Kathmandu's domestic airport for the earliest flight to Bhadrapur, which takes about 45 minutes. Once there, you'll be taken to your hotel to rest for the upcoming adventure.

On the fourth day, you'll travel in a local jeep from Bhadrapur to Taplejung. The journey on Mechi Highway reveals tea plantations and serene landscapes. Mt. Kanchenjunga and Mt. Jannu make appearances along the way. After passing through pastures and hamlets, you'll reach Taplejung, rest in your hotel, and prepare for the adventure ahead.

On the fifth day, after breakfast, hop on a nearby jeep heading to Sekathum, your destination for the day. Unlike most trekkers, taking a shorter route with local services lets you reach Sekathum two days earlier. Passing through villages like Mitlung, Chirwa, Thapethok, and Lelep along the Tamor Nadi, you'll have your permits checked at the Kanchenjunga National Park entry point before proceeding to Sekathum.

On the sixth day, following a delicious breakfast in Sekathum, your trek in the Himalayas kicks off after two days of traveling. The journey involves going up through Ghunsa Khola, crossing bridges, walking in lush forests, and passing through small villages like Jonggim and Ghaiyabari before reaching Amjilasa.

On the seventh day, after breakfast, you'll trek from Amjilosa to Gyabla, also known as Kyapra. The journey leads through wooded areas and uninhabited tracks, offering a chance to spot Red Pandas on the Kanchenjunga Trail. The ascent rewards you with breathtaking mountain views and numerous waterfalls along the way, reaching Gyabla village at a leisurely pace.

On the eighth day, your trek from Gyabla to Ghunsa begins. Passing through the Phale settlement, you'll walk in forests with diverse flora and wildlife. Maintaining a steady pace, you'll reach Ghunsa village, your overnight stay location.

On the ninth day, take a break in Ghunsa to acclimate to higher altitudes and prevent altitude sickness. You can choose to hike up Ghunsa Ree or Selele La Pass's Chherpuk Kharka. On the way to Lobsang La Pass, you might climb to a viewpoint above the monastery, offering incredible views of Phale, Ghunsa, Selele La, Ghunsa Peak, and other peaks.

On the tenth day, the trek from Ghunsa to Kambachen takes you on the eastern side of Ghunsa River, through meadows with wildflowers and charming pine and rhododendron forests. After passing Rampuk Kharka, a grassy area with a teahouse for a short break, you'll traverse an active landslide area with caution. Once past, you'll witness the splendid Mt. Jannu. Descending to Khambachen, a serene Tibetan town nestled in a grassy plain with breathtaking mountain views, completes the journey.

On the eleventh day, the trek from Kambachen to Lonak is challenging, navigating steep rocks and perilous mountainside paths. After crossing a waterfall and reaching Ramtang, a camp for temporary yak herders, you'll spot Yalung Kang and Kangbachen Himal. Passing Ramtang monastery, a bridge, and a landslide area, where caution is crucial, you descend to the river, continuing until you reach Lhonak.

On the twelfth day, trek with caution through rocky and hilly terrain, mindful of possible landslides. Along the way, witness enormous glaciers and stunning views of Mt. Kanchenjunga, Mt. Pathivara, Mt. Yalung Kang, Nepal Peak, Twin Peak, Tent Peak, and more. After three hours, reach Jorkin at 5021 meters, spotting blue sheep and various bird species. Continue the challenging ascent to Pangpema, the North Base Camp, for magnificent views of Kanchenjunga, Chang Himal, Jannu Himal, Nepal Peak, and Tibet Himalayan ranges. A stone cabin tea store at Pangpema offers a resting spot. Spend some time at the Base Camp before returning to Lonak for the night.

On the thirteenth day, retrace your steps along the Ghunsa River, passing through Khambachen and descending to Ghunsa. Enjoy expansive views of the Himalayan ranges, passing by Ramtang monastery and the herder's camp. Finally, reach Ghunsa, a Tibetan-influenced settlement, where you'll spend the night, descending through the valley on the same path you ascended.

On the fourteenth day, leave the Gyabla track behind as you reach Sele La. While passing through dense forests, keep an eye out for snow leopards. There are remote teahouses in sparsely populated areas, active only during peak hiking season. In times of heavy snow, there's no other route to link to South Base Camp until Sekathum. If teahouses are closed but passes are accessible, you might reach Tseram in a single day, shortening your original schedule by one day.

On the fifteenth day, face a challenging and long journey, conquering three passes before reaching Cheram. Departing from Sele La after breakfast, hike uphill with stunning views of Mt. Jannu and Mt. Makalu. The route skirts the mountainside, includes a brief hard climb to Mirgin La Pass, and descends before the steep ascent to Sinelapche La Pass. The summit of these passes offers amazing views of Himalayan peaks. Descend to a region with yak kharka and roof huts, leading to the picturesque Cheram village above the Simbua River.

On the sixteenth day, it takes about one and a half hours of moderate ascent to reach Yalung Glacier, also known as Kanchenjunga South Glacier. The latter part of the journey passes through grassy meadows, taking you to Ramche village via Simbua River and Lapsang Village. Ramche is a settlement with a lake, meadow, two stone homes, and occasional sightings of yaks and blue sheep grazing on the grassy hills. As you pass pristine streams and a frozen lake, enjoy views of Mts. Kokthan, Rathong, and Kabru, adding excitement to your hike.

On the seventeenth day, the Kanchenjunga Circuit trek takes you to the breathtaking Oktang Base Camp. You'll pass through natural landscapes across the valley, navigating lateral moraines along the Yalung Glacier. After a challenging journey, reach Oktang Base Camp where you can explore and capture amazing photos. Spend the night at the teahouse in Ramche after the visit.

On the eighteenth day, begin the journey with a steady descent through shady juniper and rhododendron trees, enjoying views of Jannu Himal. Be cautious as the path is rocky and has loose dirt. Pass Mani walls and vibrant prayer flags in the woods, reaching Tortong by traveling down the Simbua River through woodland regions. Rest for the day in Tortong.

On the nineteenth day, start your journey from Tortang to Sekathum after breakfast. Enjoy the company of peaks like Semethulung Dand and Chanjalung Danda along Simbuwa Khola. Passing through Hellok and multiple suspension bridges, descend towards Sekathum for your overnight stay.

On the twentieth day, your trek in the Kanchenjunga Circuit concludes at Sekathum. If you prefer, take a jeep to Illam or Taplejung based on distance or other factors. Pass through towns like Lelep, Temewa, Chiruwa, Sinwa, Mitlung, and finally, Taplejung, where you can choose to stop for the night or continue toward Illam after spending some time.

On the twenty-first day, the Kanchenjunga Circuit Trek concludes. Take a local flight from Illam to Bhadrapur and another from Bhadrapur to Kathmandu, Nepal's capital. Spend ample time exploring Kathmandu, including the Ason and Thamel markets.

On the twenty-second day, three hours before your flight, a private car will take you from the hotel to the airport for your departure.