Mountain: | Kabru (7 412 m / 24 318 ft) |
Activity type: | Hiking |
Activity level: | Easy/ Moderate |
Elevation: | 3 636 m / 11 929 ft |
Duration: | 6 Day(s) |
Expenses: | from$ 100 |
Route Name: |
Sandakphu-Phalut, Singalila National Park |
Activity type: |
Hiking |
Activity level: |
Easy/ Moderate |
Type of Climb: |
Trekking |
Location: |
Asia, India |
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First Ascent: | Please update |
Duration: |
6 Day(s) |
Max. Elevation: |
3 636m / 11 929 ft |
Vertical Gain: | Please update |
Length: |
70km / 43 miles |
Climbing Season(s): |
15 Sep-31 May; |
Nearst Airport(s): |
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Convenience Center(s): | Please update |
National Park(s): |
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Beginning- Maneybhanjan - Tonglu/Tumling
The trek starts from Maneybhanjan and after a steep climb to Chitrey comes Lameydura. After walking a few more km comes Meghma. After Meghma steep climb starts again to reach Tonglu. If time permits it is advisable to walk another couple of km to Tumling.
Day 2 - Tonglu/Tumling - Kalpokhari
After enjoying sunrise at Tonglu/Tumling descend begins till Gairibas. After Gairibas again ascend begins and ends at Kalpokhari. Kalpokhari lies in Nepal and hosts a lake, which is natural habitat of endangered Himalayan Salamander.
Day 3 - Kalpokhari - Sandakphu
From Kalpokhari distance of Sandakphu is about 6km. Last descend of Sandakphu is steep.
Walking through Singalila Range
A long walk to Phalut - 22 km. Start as early as possible and take your time. There are no villages in middle. Take lunch at a place called Sabargarm and start again for Phalut.
Day 5 - Phalut - Gorkhay
This is the beginning of descend. After enjoying another spectacular sunrise at Phalut start as early as possible. Almost entire part of the trek goes through dense forest to a beautiful serene village called Gorkhay.
Last day - Gorkhay - Srikhola/Rimbick
This is the last day of the trek. Most of the part of the trek goes through villages and forests. Roadhead is reached at Srikhola. If you wish you may proceed further to Rimbick.
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