Bokto Peak Climbing, Bokta Peak Climbing Trip to Kanchenjunga Region.

Bokto Peak Climbing Trip offers Challenging Peak Climbing experience in Lap of Mount Kanchenjunga to provide stunning Himalayan views.

Trip Highlights

Bokta Peak Climbing Trip (6,143m) is most challenging and adventurous trekking peak in Nepal which lies in the wild region of Mt. Kanchenjunga, third highest peak in the world. It is very rarely frequented peak and permits for climbing have only been issued since 2,002 under the authorization of Nepal Mountaineering Association. Bokto Peak Climbing is becoming popular among the trekkers as it is the great addition to Kanchenjunga Base Camp Trek Trail for more adventure and fun.
The trail to Kanchenjunga region is pristine and offer wilderness that is scheduled and remotely located unlike other trekking locations in Nepal. There are three summit routes to Bokto peak – eastern, western and northern. Eastern and western routes are steep, icy and offer technically challenging trail route while the eastern flank is relatively easy with great viewing opportunity.
Climbing Bokto peak demands an avid climber with previous climbing experience as the route comprises some technical slope section. If you are seeking for relatively long trekking into remote, scheduled and wild region of Nepal adding a small portion of climbing, Bokto Peak Climbing Trip in Nepal is the perfect travel Holiday for you.

Be it the insight of an authentic culture of Sherpa, and Limbu, majestic mountain range, green vegetation rich in floral and faunal species or off-beaten trail, Bokto Peak Climbing includes all that an adventurous trail has to offer. Mountain View from summit features the panoramic view of Mt. Kanchenjunga (8,586m), Nepal Peak (7,157m), Kirat Peak (7,362m), Janu or Kumbakarna Peak (7,711m) and Dormo Peak (6,850m). Instead of Bokto Peak Climbing trip to Kanchenjunga region of Nepal Visit Himalaya Treks offers Camping version of Kanchenjunga Base Camp Trek with full camping supporters’ team with necessary camping types of equipment. Also, we offer Teahouse / Lodge trek to Kanchenjunga Circuit trek unfamiliar with wildness Camping trip. Best time to Climb Bokto Peak or Trek to Kanchenjunga Circuit is October to Mid December in autumn season and March to May in the spring season.

Bokta Peak Climbing Trip Short Itineraries

Day 01: Arrive in Kathmandu Nepal.
Day 02: Bokto Peak climbing trip preparation.
Day 03: Flight to Bhadrapur and Drive to Kanyam.
Day 04: Drive to Taplejung (1820m).
Day 05: Trek Taplejung to Chiruwa 1270m. Trek about 6/7 hours overnight at tea house.
Day 06: Trek Chiruwa to Sakhatum 1576m. 4/5 hours overnight at tea house.
Day 07: Trek Sekhatum to Amjilosa 2308m. 5/6 hours overnight at teahouse.
Day 08: Trek Amjilosa to Gyabla 2730m. 5/6 hours overnight at teahouse.
Day 09: Trek Gyabla to Ghunsa 3595m. 5/6 hours overnight at teahouse.
Day 10: Trek Ghunsa to Khambachen 4050m. 4/5 hours overnight at teahouse.
Day 11: Acclimatization day at Khambachen overnight at teahouse. (Side trip to Janu Himal Base Camp)
Day 12: Trek Khambachen to Lhonak 4780m 5/6 hours overnight at basic teahouse.
Day 13: Trek day hike Lonak to Pang Pema (5143m) Kanchenjunga north base camp and back to Lhonak over night at teahouse 7/8 hours walk.
Day 14: Trek back to Ghunsa following the same trail we walked earlier it takes about 6/7 hours overnight at teahouse.
Day 15: Trek Ghunsa to Lumba Sumba Kharka 4206m (4 hours) overnight at Camp.
Day 16: Trek Lumba Sumba Kharka to Lapsang la (4500m) overnight at camp.
Day 17: Trek Lapsang La to Bokta Peak High Camp (5000m) overnight at camp.
Day 18: Bokta Peak high Camp to summit Bokta Peak 6135m & back to Lapsang La overnight at camp.
Day 19: Reserve day.
Day 20: Trek Lapsang La to Tseram (3868m) 5/6 hours overnight at teahouse.
Day 21: Trek Tseram to Tortong (2980m) 4/5 hours overnight at teahouse.
Day 22: Trek Tortong to Yamphudin /Sherpagaun (1692m) 7/8 hours overnight at teahouse.
Day 23: Trek Yamphudin to Khebang (1915m) 5/6 hours overnight at teahouse.
Day 24: Khebang to Sinam ¾ hours trek and get a private jeep and drive back to Kanyam overnight at lodge.
Day 25: Drive to Bhadrapur and fly back to Kathmandu overnight at hotel.
Day 26: Final departure to your homeland country and see off!!!

Gear List

Visit Himalaya Treks has always been keen about safety on the journey. We have prepared Trekking Equipment List which the trekkers will need during their trek in Nepal. The following list should help you with your packing. Generally, you should always try to keep the weight of your equipment to a minimum. The weight of your trek bag while trekking should be no more than 15 KG. You must bring the following items:
• Fleece jacket or warm jumper • Thermal shirts/underwear • Nightwear thermals • Fleece/sweatpants • Day-wear shirt/rain pants • Trekking pants • Wind pants • Warm hat/balaclava • Neck gaiter • Sunhat • Warm hat • Sunglasses • Mittens/gloves • Water bottle • Torch / Flashlight • Quick drier Towel • Sunscreen and lip balm with sunscreen 35++ • Sun hat • A set of Earplugs • Water purification • Hiking Boots • Socks • Trekking Poles • Antiseptics • Camera and video camera • First aid kit
Medical
• Betadine / Dettol. • Hand-plaster. • Bandage. • Eye drop. • Eardrop. • Sinex. • Gauge. • Cotton. • Move / Spray. • Design. • Diamox. • D-Cold. • Vicks. • Paracetamol. • Medicine for diarrhea. • Medicine for a toothache. Climbing gear you should bring: 01: Ice Axe w/Leash (General mountaineering tool. Sizing is important: under 5’7″ use a 60cm tool; 5’7″- 6’1″ use a 65cm tool; over 6’1″ use a 70cm tool. (Too short is preferable to too long).) 02: Crampons (With flat rather than “cookie cutter” frame rails) 03: 40 ft 6mm perlon (For Prussiks or bring your glacier rig.) 04: Alpine Climbing Harness (Harness should fit over all clothing; have gear loops, adjustable leg loops and be reasonably comfortable to hang suspended in.) 05: Carabiners (2 Large Pear or D-shaped locking. 2 standard ovals or D’s) 06: Climbing helmet (Must be adjustable to fit, with or without hat or balaclava on) 07: 1 Ascender (Recommended: left or right hand.) 08: Ski or trekking poles (Snow baskets required. Helpful for balance when carrying a heavy pack or if you have knee problems) 09: Double plastic climbing boots. 10: Gaiters (Please make sure your gaiters fit around the plastic boot without being to tight around the boot.) Note: Walking pole, down jacket, sleeping bag, etc available on hire in Kathmandu or request we will provide it.