Day 01: Arrival in Kathmandu . Welcome clients at the airport and trasfer to hotel and check-in. A short briefing on the program after refreshment.
Day 02: Full day sightseeing two medieval cities in Bhaktapur and Patan.
Day 03: Kathmandu/Basatapur/Chuki: Drive from Kathmandu to Basantpur and camp at Chauki.
Day 04: Chauki/Guphapokhari: Along the route, Milke Danda a ridge from where view of Chhamlang, Mera, Makalu , Kanchanjunga spectaclalr. Lamopokhari, Guphapokhari, full of newly built teahouses, shops along the routes sometimes disturbs your trek with violent windstorms.
Day 05: Guphapokhari/Nesum: The trail goes ahead to Tamor River , Akhar Deorali 3200m Buje Deurali, Mulpokhari, after passing through Chhatrapati at the end of the trek we arrive at Nesum for camp.
Day 06: Nesum/Thumma: Sometimes very zigzagging trail make trekkers boring, grubby market and flimsy bamboo shelters signify inferior living standard of the locals. Basically this area are occupaied by Limbus and Chhetris at the lower valley and Sherpas at the higher elevation. This day's trek total an approximate walking hours of 6/7 hours and reached at cmping place Thumma.
Day 07: Thumma/Chirwa: A market of Mitlung is situated at the hight of 880m interesting. Bamboo bridge over the river is the contry's engineering feat interests trekkers sometimes risky while crossing. But lastly one wooden bridge over the Thiwa Khola after crossing it we stop with camping at Chirwa.
Day 08: Chirwa/Sakathum: A good day of trekking having a mixure of settlements at Tapethok with Chhetris and Sherpas the trail continues to Kanchnjunga Conservation Area. A Tibetan village Sakathum at a ridge of 1640m is the camp spot for the day.
Day 09: Sakathum/Amjilosa: Like Sakathum it is also a famous Tibetan settlements situated at the elevation of 2490m. This day's attraction is a large waterfall at Ghaiyabari.
Day 10: Amjilosa/Gyabla: This day's routes include several descents and ascents, waterfalls as well as pastures. Lush forests of bamboo, oak, rhododendron including the view of Kanchanjunga massif again another Tibetan hamlet Gyabla or locally pronounce Chapla or Kyapra comes for today's camping.
Day 11: Gyabla/Ghunsa: Ghunsa spells itself with a local meaning WINTER SETTLEMENTS situated at 3410m. Along the trail of the day a serious checking by the local police officer is compulsory making sure on access of trekking. Ghunsa is in an embryonic stage in respect of tourism promotion.
Day 12: Ghunsa/Acclimatization day: This is spared for an acclimatization as your are heading into the highest point of the trek as you have been slogging about in the low level for at least a time frame of two weeks. Many places are wonderful to visit but Tashichoding Gompa is recommended to do and return to Ghunsa.
Day 13: Ghunsa/Khambuchen: Trekking day is risky and sometimes really dangerous with sacree slope, tumbling of rocks. A lot of precautions should be taken in this day.
Day 14: Khambuchen/Lhonak: Trail contain rocky fields up to Ramtang 4790m than continues to north-west of Kanchanjunga Glacier after crossing a moraine. Then a beautiful Lhonak 4790m surrounded by sandy field, dried lakes, stone huts will be the camping spot.
Day 15: Lhonak/Pang Pema: Pang Pema is the best point to view the Kanahanjunga as you can't see the view from Lhonak. For this you have to make a trip to here Pang Pema at the elevation of 5140m.
Day 16: Pang Pema/Khambuchen: Except Kanchanjunga peak Wedge Peak 6750m, Twins 7350m, Pyramid Peak 6768m, Tent peak 7365m can view when you climb at a height ranging 200m to 300m at a vantage point from Pang Pema. After the completion of this adventure come down to Khambuchen for camping.
Day 17: Khambuchen/Ghunsa: Retracing the route with a risky trail described at day 14 on this ininerary camp at Ghunsa.
Day 18: High Pass Crossing: Kanchanjunga North Side to South Side: Risky route due to heavy snow falling sometimes at Lapsang La Pass 5160m. Even this route include another Mirgin La Pass4663m but little less risky in compare to Lapsang La Pass. Note that this is the most dangerous and difficult pass for both crew and trekkers. In total there are at five passes to be crossed in this day ranging an elevation of minimum 4000m meters.
Day 19: Ghunsa to Amjilosa: Retracing the trail route of day 10 & 11 of this itinerary.
Day 20: Amjilosa/Chirwa: Trail descends to Helok first then continues towards Taplejung then follow to Tamor River to get Chirwa. trek hour will be approximately 7 to 8 hours.
Day 21: Chirwa/Linkhim: Avoiding the trail which follows to Dovan passing through Diwa village continue towards Limkhim for camp.
Day 22: Limkhim/Suketar: Last day's trek that trail follow passing through Limbu villages of Helate, Pumbur and Phurbu as well as Sherpa villages of Bung Kulung and Lakchun avoiding the trail to Taplejung.
Day 23: Suketar/Kathmandu: fly back to Kathmandu and transfer to hotel.
Day 24: Half day sightseeing in Kathmandu Valley and in the evening a farewell dinner.
Day 25: Transfer to the airport for final departure.
