Kanchenjunga

Kanchenjunga Mountain is the third-highest mountain peak in the world which is surrounded by Tibet, Nepal, and Sikkim in 1955 some climbed it for the first time and since then considered the holy place. Kanchenjunga's Height is 29,169 feet. Kanchenjunga Trek discovered the panoramic views of the neighbouring mountains- Frey Peak(5830 m), Koktang(6,148 m), Kabru Peak (7,412 m), Ratong, Chandra Peak and the Kabru Dome (6600m).

Kanchenjunga means “Five Treasures of the Snow” in Tibetan and the five imposing peaks as gold, silver, gems, grain and holy books symbolise its riches and holy sign. Every part of Kanchenjunga Hill is interesting, including the glaciers that sparkle in the sunlight like diamonds, the peaks covered in ancient forests rich with uncommon plants and animals, and the perfect calm that falls upon its pure valleys. 

Mount Kanchenjunga is also known as Sewa Lungma in the local Limbu language which holds special importance in Sikkim’s Kirat religion. Four of the five peaks of the Kanchenjunga Sikkim are visible from many areas in  Darjeeling and Gangtok. Tiger Hill is one of the best destinations in Darjeeling to get an amazing view of the peak among all the other destinations near Kanchenjunga Peak.

The Goecha La trek in Sikkim is the recommended base camp for trekking up the range if you're in Gangtok. Kanchenjunga View gives a lifetime mark to everyone who sees it, whether from a distance where its shape fills the horizon, or where crack tells a tale of overcoming and constancy. 

Kanchenjunga Sunrise is the best to enjoy at the Kanchenjunga View Point which gives a memorable memory for a lifetime. It is a dream destination for adventure seekers who want to climb the peaks and want to satisfy their souls. Enjoy this in Sikkim Tour Packages.