Kanchenjunga Limbu cultural trekking is the newly opened trekking trail in the far east region where the region is blessed with world third highest mountain Kanchenjunga is located. The journey goes to the heart of Limbu settlement where the visitor get to explore unspoiled Limbu culture, custom, tradition, language, way of living, festival and rituals. Limbu is one of the indegeneous group mostly found in the hilly region of far east Nepal & bodering Sikkim & Dargeling of India. Kanchenjunga region is the best place for the exploration whereas it’s still same and unchanged from the ancient time. Limbu people speak their own ethnic language which is bit similar to Tibetan and they have famous cultural dance called Dhan nach, Chyabrung nach & Bijuwaa nach which can be seen during the journey.

Kanchenjunga Limbu cultural trekking starts from Kathmandu taking 40 min flight to Biratnagar and again taking a small aircraft flight to Shuketar in the lap of Kanchejunga. The trekking starts from this place and goes through ancient Limbu village like Lalikharka 2200m, Kande bhanjyang 2129m, Phumphe 1858m, Mamankhe 1785m, Khebang 1915m, Tellok 1500m. The journey is not only to explore Limbu village & culture also it offers spectacular view of Himalaya including some of the world famous mountain like Kanchenjunga 8586m, Nyukla Lachung 6670m, Kumbhakarna 7711m, Boktha Peak 6670m. The region is enriched with vast range of flora and fauna whereas the local spice Cardamom grown here has brought wealth to this region thus it is changing the life in the rural & remote areas.

Kanchenjunga Limbu cultural trekking offers brief knowledge about Limbu culture, custom, tradition, language, cultural dance, bird eye view to the world famous mountain and the amazing landscape of eastern Nepal which is totally different compared to the rest of Nepal. After the completion of this journey we got to know in-depth about Limbu culture, tradition & of course the mesmerizing Kanchenjunga and enchanting river, valleys, waterfall & Himalayan tropical gorges.