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The trek was great and on reflection, perhaps enjoyed it more than any other trek I’ve been on. Helen Doughty (UK) | Kanchenjunga Circuit, Nepal
Your journey starts by visiting the old British Raj hill station of Darjeeling followed by a classic six day trek following the main spur running south from the vast Kanchenjunga massif. Singalila Ridge is the border separating Nepal and India and most villages in this area are ethnic Sherpa. The ridge is heavily forested with oak and rhododendron forest and has superb views of many well known peaks- Everest, Lhotse, Makalu and Kanchenjunga and Chomolhari.
After the trek we visit the hill station of Kalimpong staying at the historical Himalayan Hotel. In Kalimpong you have the chance to visit a Buddhist monastery and orchid nursery or just to relax in the gardens of the hotel with a cup of tea enjoying views of Kanchenjunga.
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Suitability: a good choice for most hill walkers, reasonable level of fitness required.
1) Walking times: average 5 to 7 hours walking per day for up to 14 days usually with some rest days included.
2) Altitude: up to 5,000m.
3) Terrain: for most of time following well-travelled trails, there will be daily ascent and descent.
4) Remoteness: usually not too remote and often there is a reasonable level of infrastructure such as lodge accommodation and cell/ mobile phone reception.
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