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Brief Description of Mount Kanchenjunga

August 7, 2024 admin
Mount Kanchenjunga

Mount Kanchenjunga  from the eastern Nepal is the preceding mountain on the eastern frame of Nepal with the elevation of 8586 meters from sea level and is the third highest mountain in the world.  It is not only prominent in Nepal even people from the India also worship the five summit of Kanchenjunga. Due to its life-threatening and inaccessible section in eastern Nepal, the government has declared it a restricted area for trekking. This means that foreigners are not allowed to explore the virgin beauty of Kanchenjunga alone. At least one guide must accompany the trek.

Special restricted permits are required to visit Mount Kanchenjunga. Compared to other restricted treks in Nepal, these permits cost around US $10 per person per week, making them relatively inexpensive. This affordability is why many visitors come to this area each year. Despite the challenges of geographical remoteness, Kanchenjunga attracts foreigners due to its isolated beauty and virginity.

As the region is less swarming there is no such fixed travel plan for the Kanchenjunga Trek. You can accomplish this with the help of Luxury Holiday Treks, a flexible travel company from Nepal. They create the trek schedule after discussing it with clients. The schedule depends on factors such as the clients’ time duration, endurance, budget, and other preferences. Habitually trek can be accompanied with the tea house or local home stay and camping trekking as per request. The maximum elevation during the trek is 5140 m above sea level. Therefore, health insurance for trekkers is essential, as it provides crucial support in case of medical emergencies and rescue from high mountains. Luxury Holiday Treks possess an ability to conduct private trek to Kanchenjunga at any time as per request so please feel free to contact us to fulfil a hunger of Kanchenjunga treks.

 

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