One of the most remote places in Nepal, trans-Himalayan region, is quite, peaceful and full of curiosity. You will be amazed seeing abundance of Himalayan peaks, hidden valleys, high passes and sweeping vistas, Dhaulagiri (white) and 15 peaks above 7000 meters. separated by Kaligandaki gorge. The trekking in this area is strenuous but trekkers who want to spend their holidays with nature and quite surrounding with tranquil environment are welcome to choose this "off the beaten track" trekking destination.

This area was opened to trekking the spring of 1988. Most of the villages along the route have rarely seen trekkers. We begin with a flight to Tumlingtar on the banks of thc Arun River. A day's trek brings us to Chainpur, just in time for the colorful weekly market held every Friday.

Two days later we climb onto the Milke Dande, and begin the gradual ascent across the ridge to JaIjale Himal. This is some of the most pristine wilderness to be found in the Himalaya. With its highest point just over 15,000', Jaljale is the lowest Himalayan  in the range. It is a long, spiny mountain, stretching north-south for over 25 miles, with rugged rock formations dotted by clear alpine lakes. While the net elevation change each day is minimal, the terrain, elevation and remoteness are challenging.

We next travel to the rarely visited town of Topke Gola (13,000') , on the banks of the upper Mewa (Papaya) River. It is inhabited by Tibetan traders and yakherders. As we descend the river, the world becomes greener, warmer, and gentler. Shops selling tea and tongba, a fermented millet drink, offer additional opportunities to visit with the local people. We complete our trek at Basantapur and drive to Biratnagar for the flight back to Kathmandu.

Kanchanjunga is the third biggest peak in the world. It is situated in eastern frontier side of Nepal and India. It is 8586 M. High open for tourism in 1988. This is most remote place so the trekking is strenuous. However you will enjoy wild animals, birds and flora. This region is very rich interims of beauty and higher peaks. There are 11 peaks above 7000 m And 3 peaks above 8000 M. The Sherpa lives in northern part of Kanchanjunga and Souther part is full of the ethnic groups Such as Rai, Limbu, magar, Tamang, Brahman and Chhetri . The population is not dense and they are rather scattered.They have own tradition, culture from one to another.