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Pangpema Base Camp Trek

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US$0 US$ 0/pp  
  • 21 Days
  • Kanchenjunga
  • Spring/Autumn
  • Trekking
  • 5,140 Meters
  • Hard
  • Car / Plane
  • 02-16 People
  • JH#272
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Date: 22/12/2025
Pangpema Base Camp Trek

PANGPEMA BASE CAMP TREK

US$0.00 /pp
  • 21 Days
  • Kanchenjunga
  • Spring/Autumn
  • Trekking
  • 5,140 Meters
  • Hard
  • Car / Plane
  • 02-16 People
  • JH#272

Overviews

Discover the Pangpema Base Camp Trek to Kanchenjunga, Nepal’s remote trekking destination with stunning Kanchenjunga views and culture. Explore the breathtaking Pangpema Base Camp, also known as the North Kanchenjunga Base Camp, nestled in Nepal’s eastern Himalayas. This remote and stunning trekking destination offers an unparalleled view of Kanchenjunga, the third-highest peak in the world at 8,586 meters.

The Kanchenjunga Base Camp Trek, leading to Pangpema, is renowned for its spectacular landscapes and challenging routes. Perfect for experienced trekkers, this adventure combines high-altitude trekking with cultural immersion. Due to its status as a restricted area, special permits are required, and independent trekking is not allowed. You must undertake this trek with a licensed guide for a safe and enriching experience. Explore Pangpema Base Camp for an adventure that combines awe-inspiring scenery with rich cultural immersion.

Starting from lower elevations, the trek ascends through diverse terrain, from lush valleys to rugged mountain paths. Recent improvements have enhanced the trek, offering comfortable accommodations for most of the journey. However, the final segment requires a two-night stay in tents at Pangpema Base Camp, providing an authentic wilderness experience with unmatched views of Kanchenjunga.

At Pangpema Base Camp, trekkers are rewarded with panoramic vistas of Kanchenjunga and its neighboring peaks. The trek not only offers stunning mountain scenery but also insights into the traditional rural life of Nepal’s eastern region. This adventure connects you deeply with Nepal’s natural beauty and cultural heritage.

Ideal for those seeking both adventure and immersion in the Himalayan wilderness, the Kanchenjunga Base Camp Trek to Pangpema is a remarkable journey. Experience the pristine beauty and cultural richness of one of Nepal’s most spectacular trekking destinations.

Itinerary (Plan)

Quotation 2025

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Cost Include

  • All transfers within Nepal are included as per itinerary
  • Any domestic flight of Nepal as per trekking itinerary
  • Trekking accommodation (hotel, lodge and/or tent) as per itinerary
  • Small shared room with shared bathroom during trek in Nepal
  • In Kathmandu and/or Pokhara: Stay at ***Hotel with breakfast
  • Luggage for porters during the trek (12.5 kg/person)
  • 3 meals (Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner) during the trek
  • Unlimited tea or coffee for breakfast during the trek
  • An English speaking guide (trekking/tour) as per Itinerary
  • Travel insurance for trekking staff (guides and porters)
  • All expenses of trekking staff(s) during trekking
  • Includes all conservation, national park, trekking, and climbing permits
  • Sightseeing / Wildlife tours if included in the itinerary
  • Farewell dinner in Kathmandu before returning home

Cost Exclude

  • Single room/single tent surcharge (on request)
  • Round trip/one way international flight ticket to Nepal.
  • Tourist visa for Nepal (30-50 $, depending on length of stay)
  • Personal Insurance (covers: Trip/flight cancellation, helicopter rescue)
  • Meals (lunch, dinner) at hotels in Kathmandu, Pokhara and other cities
  • Drinks (soft, hot or mineral/boiled water) during the lodge trek
  • Any personal trekking and/climbing equipment for trekking in Nepal
  • Hotel expenses in case of early return from trekking for any reason
  • Costs due to flight cancellations & extra porters/horses during the trek
  • Additional costs incurred due to any reason beyond Jagdamba’s control
  • More evidence about pandemics like COVID-19 if needed in the future.
  • Personal expenses during the trek (phone, wifi, shower, charging etc.)
  • Other costs and things that are not mentioned in the service inclusion
  • Gratuity for trekking staff (recommended: 9€ /10$ per traveler per day)

Trip Overview

Discover the Pangpema Base Camp Trek to Kanchenjunga, Nepal’s remote trekking destination with stunning Kanchenjunga views and culture. Explore the breathtaking Pangpema Base Camp, also known as the North Kanchenjunga Base Camp, nestled in Nepal’s eastern Himalayas. This remote and stunning trekking destination offers an unparalleled view of Kanchenjunga, the third-highest peak in the world at 8,586 meters.

The Kanchenjunga Base Camp Trek, leading to Pangpema, is renowned for its spectacular landscapes and challenging routes. Perfect for experienced trekkers, this adventure combines high-altitude trekking with cultural immersion. Due to its status as a restricted area, special permits are required, and independent trekking is not allowed. You must undertake this trek with a licensed guide for a safe and enriching experience. Explore Pangpema Base Camp for an adventure that combines awe-inspiring scenery with rich cultural immersion.

Starting from lower elevations, the trek ascends through diverse terrain, from lush valleys to rugged mountain paths. Recent improvements have enhanced the trek, offering comfortable accommodations for most of the journey. However, the final segment requires a two-night stay in tents at Pangpema Base Camp, providing an authentic wilderness experience with unmatched views of Kanchenjunga.

At Pangpema Base Camp, trekkers are rewarded with panoramic vistas of Kanchenjunga and its neighboring peaks. The trek not only offers stunning mountain scenery but also insights into the traditional rural life of Nepal’s eastern region. This adventure connects you deeply with Nepal’s natural beauty and cultural heritage.

Ideal for those seeking both adventure and immersion in the Himalayan wilderness, the Kanchenjunga Base Camp Trek to Pangpema is a remarkable journey. Experience the pristine beauty and cultural richness of one of Nepal’s most spectacular trekking destinations.

TRIP HIGHLIGHTS

1. Majestic Kanchenjunga Massif Views
Witness breathtaking panoramas of Kanchenjunga—the world's third-highest mountain—boasting five towering summits and expansive icy ridges that dominate the eastern Himalayan skyline. A spectacular highlight for every trekker.

2. Sacred Pangpema Base Camp (Kanchenjunga Base Camp - KBC)
Reach the sacred Pangpema Base Camp, nestled beneath towering icefalls. Experience up-close views of massive glaciers and the majestic Kanchenjunga peak—an unforgettable and spiritual milestone on the trek.

3. Breathtaking Octang Base Viewpoint
Discover the Oktang Base viewpoint, where sweeping vistas of the Kanchenjunga range and lush Himalayan valleys unfold. A perfect spot for stunning landscape photography and unforgettable mountain views.

4. Crossing Iconic High Mountain Passes
Challenge yourself by crossing legendary high passes like Siniolchu La, Selele La (4,186 m), and Sinion La (4,645 m). Each pass offers jaw-dropping views of Kanchenjunga and surrounding peaks, thrilling trekkers and photographers alike.

5. Explore Rich Biodiversity in the Kanchenjunga Conservation Area
Trek through untouched forests and alpine meadows teeming with rare wildlife like the elusive red panda and snow leopard, all protected within this pristine Himalayan ecosystem.

6. Deep Cultural Connection with Indigenous Communities
Immerse yourself in the traditions of the Limbu, Rai, and Sherpa people. Experience vibrant festivals, age-old customs, and authentic mountain lifestyles that enrich your journey.

7. Pristine and Protected Trekking Environment
Navigate the restricted Kanchenjunga Conservation Area, where special permits safeguard its natural beauty and cultural heritage, ensuring a sustainable and unique trekking experience.

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Cost Include

  • All transfers within Nepal are included as per itinerary
  • Any domestic flight of Nepal as per trekking itinerary
  • Trekking accommodation (hotel, lodge and/or tent) as per itinerary
  • Small shared room with shared bathroom during trek in Nepal
  • In Kathmandu and/or Pokhara: Stay at ***Hotel with breakfast
  • Luggage for porters during the trek (12.5 kg/person)
  • 3 meals (Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner) during the trek
  • Unlimited tea or coffee for breakfast during the trek
  • An English speaking guide (trekking/tour) as per Itinerary
  • Travel insurance for trekking staff (guides and porters)
  • All expenses of trekking staff(s) during trekking
  • Includes all conservation, national park, trekking, and climbing permits
  • Sightseeing / Wildlife tours if included in the itinerary
  • Farewell dinner in Kathmandu before returning home

Cost Exclude

  • Single room/single tent surcharge (on request)
  • Round trip/one way international flight ticket to Nepal.
  • Tourist visa for Nepal (30-50 $, depending on length of stay)
  • Personal Insurance (covers: Trip/flight cancellation, helicopter rescue)
  • Meals (lunch, dinner) at hotels in Kathmandu, Pokhara and other cities
  • Drinks (soft, hot or mineral/boiled water) during the lodge trek
  • Any personal trekking and/climbing equipment for trekking in Nepal
  • Hotel expenses in case of early return from trekking for any reason
  • Costs due to flight cancellations & extra porters/horses during the trek
  • Additional costs incurred due to any reason beyond Jagdamba’s control
  • More evidence about pandemics like COVID-19 if needed in the future.
  • Personal expenses during the trek (phone, wifi, shower, charging etc.)
  • Other costs and things that are not mentioned in the service inclusion
  • Gratuity for trekking staff (recommended: 9€ /10$ per traveler per day)

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Freqeuntly Asked Questions

The currency of Nepal is officially recognized as the Nepalese Rupee (NPR). Cash is the most commonly used form of payment, especially in remote areas and during treks. ATMs are available in major cities like Kathmandu and Pokhara, but may be limited or unavailable along trekking routes, so it’s best to carry sufficient cash in small denominations when heading into the mountains.

Yes, most visitors from various countries need a visa to enter Nepal. You can obtain a tourist visa upon arrival at Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu or at various land border crossings. Alternatively, you can apply online through Nepal's official immigration website. You can obtain a tourist visa with options for 15, 30, or 90-day stays. Chinese nationals are exempt from the visa fee.

To travel to Nepal, you must have a valid passport with at least six months of remaining validity, a tourist visa (either obtained on arrival or pre-approved), and, in some cases, proof of your travel itinerary. While not mandatory, it is strongly recommended to carry additional supporting documents, such as travel insurance, flight details, hotel bookings, and vaccination records, especially if you're traveling to remote areas or planning trekking activities.

There is no need for mandatory vaccinations to enter Nepal. However, it is advisable to get vaccinated against Hepatitis A and B, Typhoid, Tetanus, and Rabies, especially if you plan to visit remote areas. Additionally, COVID-19 vaccinations may be required based on current regulations, so it is recommended to check the latest travel advisories for Nepal before your departure.

The baggage allowance for domestic flights in Nepal varies depending on the route. For flights to mountain sectors, such as Lukla, Jomsom, and Dolpo, the typical baggage allowance is 10 kg (22 lbs) for checked luggage and 5 kg (11 lbs) for hand luggage. These routes are often used for trekking, so the luggage limits are generally more restrictive. On the other hand, for trunk routes connecting cities like Pokhara, Biratnagar, Bharatpur, Bhadrapur, Nepalgunj, and Janakpur, the allowance is typically higher. These flights allow 20 kg (44 lbs) for checked luggage and 5 kg (11 lbs) for hand luggage. For both types of routes, any excess baggage is subject to an additional charge, which is calculated per kilogram and should be paid directly at the airport.

When trekking in the Dhaulagiri region of Nepal, it’s crucial to have travel insurance that covers both low and high-altitude trekking, especially at extreme altitudes (the Dhaulagiri Circuit can reach elevations over 5,400 meters or 17,700 feet at the French Pass). Your insurance policy should include coverage for medical treatment, emergency evacuation (including helicopter rescue), search and rescue services, and trip cancellations or delays. Ensure that your policy specifically covers the risks associated with trekking in remote and rugged areas, where emergency response times can be slow and access to healthcare facilities is limited.The top 5 insurance providers for trekking in Nepal are UNIQA Insurance Group, Allianz SE, World Nomads, Cover-More Insurance, and The British Mountaineering Council (BMC). Make sure the insurance plan you choose covers the unique challenges of high-altitude trekking, such as emergency evacuations, altitude sickness, and medical emergencies, to ensure a safe and worry-free trekking experience in the Dhaulagiri region.

Proper preparation is key for a safe and enjoyable trek. Start training physically with cardio, endurance, and practice hikes with a backpack, and break in your trekking boots to avoid blisters. Familiarize yourself with all your gear (backpack, sleeping bag, trekking poles) and test everything. Learn about altitude sickness, stay hydrated, and ascend gradually. Ensure you pack versatile layered clothing, durable waterproof gear, a comprehensive first-aid kit, high-quality sunscreen, a dependable headlamp, and sufficient energy-rich snacks to support long trekking days. For Restricted Areas like Upper Mustang, Manaslu, Tsum Valley, Upper Dolpo, Nar-Phu, Kanchenjunga, or Limi Valley, obtain a Restricted Area Permit (RAP) through a licensed trekking agency, hire a licensed guide, and plan for limited teahouses or camping. Ensure all travel documents and insurance are ready, covering high-altitude trekking, medical emergencies, and evacuation. Carry extra cash and supplies for remote regions. Proper preparation, acclimatization, and awareness of restricted-area rules will make your trek safe, comfortable, and memorable.

Yes, altitude sickness is a common concern for treks above 3,000 meters. To reduce the risk, it is important to ascend slowly, take rest days to allow your body to adjust, drink plenty of water, and avoid alcohol. Your trekking itinerary will typically include rest days to help with acclimatization. Medications like Diamox may help prevent altitude sickness, but it is essential to consult your doctor before traveling to high-altitude destinations or using any medication.

The Dhaulagiri region offers a variety of trekking routes, each showcasing dramatic landscapes and remote cultural experiences. Popular routes include the Dhaulagiri Circuit Trek, Hidden Valley Trek, and Dhaulagiri Base Camp Trek. For more adventurous trekkers, the route over the French Pass and Dhampus Pass provides thrilling high-altitude challenges with breathtaking Himalayan views. These treks involve remote and rugged terrain, glacier crossings, and high mountain passes, with difficulty levels ranging from challenging to highly strenuous. Trekkers can experience isolated villages, rich culture, and spectacular views of Dhaulagiri (8,167 meters), the world's seventh-highest mountain.

The best seasons for trekking in the Dhaulagiri region are spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November). These months offer clear skies, stable weather, and spectacular views of the Dhaulagiri massif. Spring brings blooming rhododendron forests and milder temperatures, while autumn offers crisp air and excellent visibility after the monsoon season. Trekking during the monsoon (June to August) is not recommended due to heavy rainfall, landslides, and slippery trails. Winter (December to February) brings extreme cold and heavy snowfall, especially at high passes like the French Pass and Dhampus Pass, making it very challenging and less suitable for most trekkers.

The Pangpema Base Camp Trek is considered one of the most challenging treks in Nepal, suited for experienced trekkers with good physical fitness. The trek involves remote trails, steep ascents and descents, glacier crossings, and high-altitude passes like French Pass (5,360 meters) and Dhampus Pass (5,200 meters). Trekkers must be prepared for rugged terrain, unpredictable weather, and the need for camping in remote areas, as lodges are very limited along the route.The full Dhaulagiri Circuit Trek usually takes 17 to 21 days, depending on the itinerary, acclimatization days, and weather conditions. Proper acclimatization, prior high-altitude trekking experience, and good preparation are crucial for completing this demanding adventure safely.

Temperatures in the Dhaulagiri region vary depending on the altitude and season. During the main trekking seasons, daytime temperatures usually range from 5°C to 15°C (41°F to 59°F) at lower elevations. However, at higher altitudes such as Dhaulagiri Base Camp, French Pass, and Hidden Valley, nighttime temperatures can drop to -15°C (5°F) or even lower. Due to the extreme altitude and remote conditions, it’s essential to bring layered clothing, high-quality down jackets, and a warm sleeping bag rated for sub-zero temperatures to ensure comfort and safety.

We provide a detailed equipment checklist upon booking your trek. Key essentials include a warm down jacket, thermal layers, a sleeping bag rated to -10°C or lower, trekking boots, headlamp, gloves, hats, trekking poles, and a first aid kit. Many of these items can also be rented or purchased in Kathmandu.

For accurate and reliable maps, Himalayan Map House offers excellent trail maps for all major trekking regions in Nepal. As for guidebooks, "Trekking in the Nepal Himalaya" by Lonely Planet and the Cicerone series of trekking guides are highly recommended. These books provide in-depth route descriptions and valuable cultural context for trekkers.

Most trekking tour packages include an experienced guide, one porter for every two trekkers, necessary permits, domestic flights (such as Kathmandu to Lukla), private land transportation (if applicable), accommodation in teahouses, and three meals per day during the trek. Unlimited tea or coffee is also provided during breakfast. However, drinks (other than tea/coffee at breakfast), bottled water, extra beverages, personal gear, travel insurance, tips, and optional activities are typically not included.

Accommodation on trekking routes in the Dhaulagiri region is very basic and limited compared to more popular areas like Everest. Most of the trek requires camping, especially after leaving the lower villages. In the early stages, basic teahouses or local lodges may be available in villages like Muri or Dharapani, but beyond that, trekkers need to rely on fully organized camping support, including tents, cooking staff, and porters.Because of the remote and rugged nature of the Dhaulagiri Circuit, it’s essential to trek with a guided group or a fully supported expedition that provides tents, meals, and necessary logistics.

During lodge or teahouse trekking in Nepal, meals are typically provided three times a day. Breakfast and dinner are taken at the teahouse or lodge where you're staying for the night. Common meal options include dal bhat (lentils, rice, and vegetables), noodles, pasta, fried rice, soups, eggs, and momos (dumplings). Tea and coffee are widely available throughout the day. Lunch, however, is flexible. It can be enjoyed at various teahouses or local eateries along the trail, depending on your appetite and what you’ve agreed upon with your guide. If you have any specific dietary restrictions, they can usually be accommodated with prior notice to your trekking agency.

Nepalese cuisine is known for its simplicity, freshness, and vibrant flavors. The national dish, dal bhat, consists of lentils, rice, vegetables, and pickles. Other popular dishes include momo (stuffed dumplings), thukpa (noodle soup), sel roti (fried rice doughnut), and a wide range of curries. Vegetarian options are widely available and commonly enjoyed across the country.

For trekking in the Dhaulagiri region, you will need a TIMS (Trekkers' Information Management System) card and an Annapurna Conservation Area Permit (ACAP), as part of the trail passes through protected areas. If your route enters restricted zones near the Dhaulagiri Base Camp or Hidden Valley, you may also require a Restricted Area Permit (RAP), which must be arranged through a registered trekking agency, and trekking with a licensed guide becomes mandatory. These permits can be obtained in Kathmandu or Pokhara. It’s crucial to ensure all necessary permits are secured before starting your trek, as checkpoints are strictly enforced.

If you are unable to keep up with the group's pace due to fatigue or altitude, your guide will assess the situation and arrange for support, such as walking with an assistant or porter. In more serious cases, the guide may suggest taking rest days, adjusting the route, or, if necessary, organizing an emergency evacuation. The primary concern is your safety and well-being, and your guide will ensure that appropriate steps are taken to address any challenges you may face.

No, the Pangpema Base Camp Trek is one of the less-traveled and more remote trekking routes in Nepal. Even during peak seasons (spring and autumn), you will encounter very few trekkers compared to popular areas like Everest or Annapurna. The challenging terrain, remote location, and camping requirements mean that only experienced trekkers attempt this route. If you're seeking solitude, untouched landscapes, and a true wilderness adventure, the Dhaulagiri region offers an ideal, uncrowded trekking experience.

On the Dhaulagiri Circuit trek, you will be accompanied by a government-licensed trekking guide who is essential for navigating the challenging and remote terrain. Due to the trek's difficulty and the need for camping in remote areas, a full support team is typically required. This includes porters to carry personal and group equipment, kitchen staff to prepare meals, and sometimes climbing sherpas for assistance at high passes like French Pass and Dhampus Pass.For groups of up to six trekkers, one guide is usually sufficient, with one porter assigned for every two trekkers. In larger groups, additional guides, porters, and kitchen crew are added as needed. Because the Dhaulagiri trek is mostly camping-based, your support team will also manage tents, cooking, and camp logistics to ensure your safety and comfort throughout this demanding adventure.

The lead guide for the Dhaulagiri Circuit trek is a licensed trekking guide, certified by Nepal’s Department of Tourism. They have extensive experience in managing high-altitude, remote, and camping-based expeditions. These guides are trained in wilderness first aid, altitude sickness prevention, emergency evacuation procedures, and technical mountain navigation. Most speak fluent English and have deep knowledge of the Dhaulagiri region’s geography, local culture, and the unique challenges of crossing high passes like French Pass and Dhampus Pass. Their expertise ensures your safety, proper acclimatization, and a well-organized trekking experience.

Guided treks in Nepal usually cost $30–$100 USD per day in non-restricted areas, depending on the level of service, while prices in restricted areas are higher and vary by region, permits, and services booked. Tipping is customary, with around $10 USD per day per trekker being standard, typically split 40% to the guide and 60% among the porters; if more than two porters are hired, the 60% is divided proportionally according to their workload and responsibilities.

To book a trekking tour in Nepal, most agencies require an advance deposit of 10–30% of the total cost. We request a non-refundable deposit of USD 100 per trekker to confirm your booking, along with an additional payment for the required domestic flight ticket (e.g., approximately USD 450 for a round-trip flight to Lukla). This advance deposit secures domestic flights and other necessary logistics. We prefer advance payments via bank transfer, while the final payment can be made in cash, either in convertible currency or foreign currency accepted by Nepal Rastra Bank. Once your booking is confirmed, you will receive a detailed itinerary and a gear checklist to help you prepare for the trek.

Yes, trekking itineraries in the Dhaulagiri region can be customized based on your fitness level, experience, schedule, and preferences. You can add extra acclimatization days, include side trips to places like the Italian Base Camp or extend your adventure towards Hidden Valley. Since the Dhaulagiri Circuit is a demanding and remote trek, flexibility in the itinerary also allows better adaptation to weather conditions and group pace. Jagadamba Holidays is happy to tailor the trek to meet each trekker’s individual needs and ensure a safer, more enjoyable journey.

Cancellation and rescheduling policies vary by agency. Jagadamba Holidays offers partial refunds or trip credits for cancellations made in advance. However, permit fees and domestic flight tickets are non-refundable. Rescheduling is possible with prior notice and flexibility on dates. We recommend reviewing our specific cancellation policy before confirming your booking.

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