Upon arrival at Tribhuvan International Airport, you will be welcomed by a beautiful garland of seasonal flowers at the gate of the International Arrival Terminal.
With the final counting and loading of luggage into the vehicle, you will transfer to the hotel and check in.
After welcome refreshments, there will be a short briefing with the Infusion Trip Adventure Representative. You will get general information and orientation about the tour or trek.

Then you have free time in Kathmandu. You can explore the city.

In the evening – welcome dinner and traditional show in an authentic Nepali restaurant in Kathmandu. You will enjoy your dinner with different types of dances.

After breakfast, proceed for a half-day sightseeing tour of Kathmandu City including the World Heritage Sites. It includes a tour of two sites below:
Pashupatinath Temple – the Temple of Lord Shiva situated on the bank of the holy Bagmati River. The temple is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Bouddhanath Stupa– an ancient colossal stupa and the center of Tibetan Buddhism in the world
The rest of the day is free for trekking preparation, such as trekking gear shopping, packing on a duffle bag, etc. Moreover, we will assist you to get Permits of Kanchenjunga Conservation Area Permit, Restricted Area Permits of Kanchenjunga Area, and other permits if required.

Timely, check out from the hotel and transfer to Kathmandu Domestic Airport to board an onward flight to Bhadrapur for about 50 minutes.

And meet the awaiting vehicle and start to drive to Taplejung via Mechi Highway. En route, stop at Kanyam to explore the beautiful tea garden. Later, continue to drive through pristine landscapes of sloped tea gardens, and thick natural forests.

Then we head to Taplejung via Phidim with the Breathtaking and magnificent sceneries of the snowcapped White Mountains and lush green hills.

In the morning time, after breakfast meets the trekking support team and gets ready for the drive toward Ranipul. Leaving Taplejung Bazar, we will drive towards Suketar and take downhill off-road via Mitlung, Sinwa, and Tawa, Tapethok. There is a check post at Tapethok where we need to show the permits of the Kanchenjunga Conservation Area Project and Restricted Area Permit.

We will enjoy the beautiful scenic beauty all along the trek. Upon arrival in Chirwa, check into the lodge and take a rest for the rest of the time.

After breakfast, start trekking to Sekathum following the east bank of the Tamar River. After a couple of hours, we will reach Taplethok (1,380m). There is a check post where we need to show the permits of the Kanchenjunga Conservation Area Project and Restricted Area Permit.
Then, we will walk down to cross a suspension bridge over the Tamor River and reach Phembu for lunch. After lunch, the trail ascends above Tamor River to Lelep (1,750m). Leaving Lelep, we will cross the Tamor River and Simbuwa Khola and reach Sekathum (1,576m) via Hellok of Ghunsa Valley.

Leaving Sekathum, we will follow Ghunsa Khola and head towards Amjilosa. The walking will be through a steep uphill trail on exposed terrain after we cross the Ghunsa River. After we reach Amjilosa, check into the lodge and explore the village following the interaction with Sherpa and Tibetan people.

Leaving Amjilosa, the trail goes with a short ascent to a ridge via rhododendron, oak, and bamboo forests. We descend towards Ghunsa Khola at a place called Thyanyani (2,405m). A short and beautiful nature walk across the waterfall leads us to Gyabla.
The trail passes by crossing several streams and following the bank of the Ghunsa River. Gyabla is also called Kyapra. The rest of the time is to explore the village.

Leaving Gyabla, start trekking towatrekkingGhunsa through a broad meadow. The elevation is gradually increasing above 3,000m above sea level. The steady walk through the open valley and an easier path lead to the beautiful yak pastures of Phale (3,140m). Phale is a Tibetan village, which is influenced by Tibetan Buddhist culture, and it is famous for potato cultivation and beautiful monastery. This place is used for winter settlement by the villagers of Ghunsa.

We will continue our trek through green fields and juniper larch forest to about 1.5 hours to reach Ghunsa Village. It is the largest village in this region with Sherpa Settlement.

Free day to acclimatize in Ghunsa to get adapted to the thinning air of higher elevation. On this day, we will hike to the hills near Ghunsa and explore the village and old Monastery with the scenic alpine surroundings and points of cultural interest.

After breakfast, start the trek to Khambachen through the pine forest path along the south bank of Ghunsa Khola and cross several bridges, beautiful waterfalls, and chortens. Then we trek along the east bank of the river and cross a wooden stone bridge placed over it to reach Rambuk Kharka (3720m).
The trail after Rambuk Kharka passes across the waterfall and is prone to landslides. From here, we can get splendid views of the north face of Mt. Kumbakarna (Jannu, 7711m).

The trail climbs up through an isolated landscape and rocky field to the beautiful pasture area of Ramtang (4350m). At Ramtang, we will explore Ramtang Monastery located near a waterfall. Kanchenjunga Glacier stars after passing Ramtang. We can see Ramdang Glacier too.
The trail continues along the bank of the river to the confluence of Lhonak Glacier and Kanchenjunga Glacier. Crossing over the Lhonak Glacier, we will reach Lhonak which offers magnificent views of Chang Peak (Wedge Peak, 6802m), Mera Peak (6,364m), Nepal Peak (7,177m), Ghimmigela Chuli (The Twins, 7,350m), and many other peaks.

Early morning, we will hike to Kanchenjunga Base Camp following the trail along Kanchenjunga Glacier on the northern ridges via Jorkin (5,021m). Kanchenjunga Northern Base Camp is also called Pangpema by local people.

Walking through the rocky trail in the line of the moraine, we can see the mesmerizing and impressive views of Mt. Kanchenjunga (8,586m), Mt. Yalung Kang (8,505m), Ramtang Peak (6,700m), Ghimmigela Chuli (The Twins, 7,350m), Nepal Peak (7,177m), Kirat Chuli (Tent Peak, 7,362m), Pathibhara Khas (Pyramid Peak, 7,140m) and many snow-capped mountains bordering Nepal-India and Nepal- Tibet.

With the good memories and collecting some good photographs, we will backtrack to Lhonak for about 4 hours.

Early morning, we will descend to Ghunsa following the same route via Khambachen for about 10 hours. On the way, you will enjoy the mesmerizing mountain views along with the beauty of Glaciers and waterfalls.

After breakfast, cross the Ghunsa River and take the right path and enter the narrow valley and reach the Kharka, or the seasonal settlement of Ghunsa villagers and set up camp before crossing Nango La Pass. 

Early in the morning, start ascending to the high pass of Nango La. The top of the pass offers panoramic views of the Himalayas. After crossing the pass, descends to Thasa Khola and further to Yangma Khola for overnight stay. 

This day, the trail goes down to a valley following the Yangma Khola and reaches the intersection at Ramite and treks to the northwest along the Tamor River to the village of Olangchung Gola peppered with chortens, mani walls and white-washed stupas, one of the most remote Tibetan villages in the Kanchenjunga region.

Olangchung Gola is the largest village of the Walung people. The region is predominantly Buddhist and is home to Diki Choling Monastery. The monastery is dated around 400 years old and houses a statue of Avalokiteshwara, life-sized. The region is home to diverse ethnic groups whose main income sources are agriculture, husbandry, and tourism. The region is made up of alpine grasslands, famous rhododendron forests, low river valleys, remote villages, and ancient culture.

Early morning, start to trek to Inladanda following the Tamor River. The trail will be the same till Ramite and further down towards Inladanda passing the settlements of Jongin, Selep, Ramsyangpati.

Upon arrival at Inladanda, check into the local lodge.

Following the bank of the Tamor River we will descend to Ranipul where we will spend a night. There we will meet the 4WD vehicle to drive back to Taplejung.

After breakfast, load the baggage in the vehicle and start to drive to Taplejung for about 7 hours.

Upon arrival in Taplejung, check into the Lodge. the rest of the day is free to explore the local places.

In the evening, we will have a farewell program with the trekking support team.

After breakfast, check out from the lodge and start to drive to Bhadrapur via Mechi Highway enjoying the view of green hills, snow-capped mountains, rivers, tea gardens, and the daily activities of the locals throughout the ride.

Timely checkout from the hotel and transfer to Bhadrapur Domestic Airport to board an onward flight to Kathmandu about 50 mins with the pleasant view of the Himalayan Ranges including Kanchenjunga-Makalu-Everest-Rolwaling-Langtang massif.

Upon arrival at Kathmandu, transfer and check into the hotel.
The rest of the day is free in Kathmandu for rest and refreshment.

If the plan goes smoothly with the flight on the required day/time, this day will be a free day in Kathmandu for leisure activities or sightseeing tours (on your own), last-minute shopping, bag packing, etc. On request, we will arrange a sightseeing tour of Kathmandu.

Eve: Group Farewell dinner at an authentic Nepali Restaurant in Kathmandu.

Timely transfer to Tribhuvan International Airport to board an onward flight to home country 3 hours earlier than the scheduled flight departing time. We wish you a happy journey during your flight from Nepal to your home country with the hope to see you on your next visit to Nepal.