After a bumpy 5–6 hour drive to Taplejung, the trek begins with a short 2-hour descent through terraced fields and traditional villages to reach Mitlung, your first night in camp.

The trail follows the Tamor River upstream, ascending gently through cardamom forests and Limbu villages. After 6–7 hours of trekking, arrive at the village of Chirwa, set in a lush gorge.

You continue for 7–8 hours on a gradually rising trail through bamboo groves and cross several suspension bridges before reaching the remote settlement of Lelep, the entry point into the Kanchenjunga Conservation Area.

The trail climbs steadily for 6 hours through mixed forests and along the Tamor Nadi. You will camp in a forest clearing at Iladanda, a peaceful spot ideal for acclimatization.

A 6–7 hour trek through ancient rhododendron and pine forests brings you to Jogin, a small yak grazing meadow used seasonally by herders.

Continue ascending along narrow trails and alpine terrain for 6–7 hours to reach the traditional village of Olangchung Gola, an old trading hub with Tibetan culture and a centuries-old monastery.

A 6–7 hour trek through yak pastures and glacial terrain leads to the beautiful meadow of Langdale, surrounded by towering rock faces and high ridges.

As the altitude rises, you’ll trek for 5–6 hours to a high camp just below the Lungbasamba Pass. The environment is stark and windswept, ideal for a night of acclimatization and preparation.

An early start takes you up to the Lungbasamba Pass (5,177m), a challenging 7-hour trek. After soaking in views of Kanchenjunga and Makalu ranges, descend to Yak Kharka, a grazing area used by Thudam villagers.

Today’s 6-hour descent brings you to the little-known Sherpa village of Thudam, nestled in the high Barun valley. Explore the stone houses and meet locals living an isolated Himalayan life.

The trail continues for 6–7 hours through thick bamboo forests, waterfalls, and rocky ridges to another yak pasture with the same name, Yak Kharka, used by Chamtang herders.

After about 6–7 hours of descent, you reach the beautiful Rai village of Chamtang, perched above the Arun River and surrounded by terraced fields.

Today is a shorter trek of 4–5 hours across lush hills and forested ridges to Hongung, a quiet settlement near the Arun Valley.

Descend for 6–7 hours along steep trails to Barun Bazar, a lively trading village at the lower reaches of the Barun River valley.

Follow a well-worn trail for about 5–6 hours through terraced fields and village footpaths to Simma, the final trekking point.

Early morning jeep ride (6 hours) on rugged roads to Khandbari, a busy town in eastern Nepal, where you’ll rest and reflect on your journey.

A short jeep drive (1 hour) takes you to Tumlingtar, followed by a scenic 40-minute flight back to Kathmandu, ending your unforgettable Himalayan adventure.