Nepal Kanchenjunga Basecamp

Jannu

Jannu

Jannu is a high mountain that stands out above the Ghunsa valley, visible during a drive to Amjilosa.

In the heart of the Himalayas, there is a huge giant that challenges you to face the ultimate climbing challenge. This giant is known as the seventh highest mountain ape in the world, with an altitude of 7,710 metres. The first to conquer its summit were Russian climbers in 1962, making it one of the most difficult and dangerous mountain monkeys to climb.

The challenges faced by climbers are many and varied. From steep slopes and icy snowfields, to dangerous glaciers and unpredictable weather conditions, every step to the summit is a battle for survival. Despite the difficulties, however, climbers from all over the world continue to visit this giant, trying to conquer its summit.

But this giant is not just for climbers. It's also an important cultural landmark for local residents. According to local tradition, the gigas is a sacred mountain, a divine protector that offers protection and blessings to the people. The locals honour the giant with ceremonies and prayers, while the more adventurous ones are the most popular.

Kathmandu is a place where the traditions and cultures of South Asia meet the mountainous beauty of the Himalayas.

At the top of a wooded hill, full of temples and overlooking the city, is the monkey temple.

Patan is one of the three important cities of the Kathmandu Valley, with an impressive central square and a rich cultural heritage.

Taplejung is the capital of the area with cobbled streets, government buildings, many shops and a small hospital.

Amjilosa, at an altitude of 2,310 metres, is a magnificent destination with stunning nature.

A village at an altitude of 1570 meters, accessible by a 50 km long rough dirt road.

Ghunsa is a tranquil Himalayan village blending natural splendor and Tibetan heritage.

Jannu is a high mountain that stands out above the Ghunsa valley, visible during a drive to Amjilosa.

Gyabla is a small Himalayan village offering a glimpse into the traditional way of life in remote Nepal.

Khangpachen combines stunning natural beauty, rich cultural heritage and authentic hospitality.

Jannu Base Camp offers unique natural beauty and authentic cultural experience.

A secluded destination with wild landscapes, majestic mountains and impressive biodiversity.

Pangpema, at an altitude of 5,143 metres, offers unique views.

Sele Camp, in a remote location in the Himalayas, offers stunning views, historical significance and a unique experience.

Selela Pass combines stunning views, historical depth and a unique challenge for hiking and climbing enthusiasts.

A mountain pass at 4,480 meters. The route includes ascent and descent, with spectacular views of mountain lakes.

Tseram is located at an altitude of 3,870m. The route includes passage through mountain lakes and passes with spectacular views.

Sinion La, at an altitude of 5,500 meters, is a remote pass.

Sinelapche La, with its majestic mountains and dense forests, is a spot that combines adventure and tradition.

Cheram, on the slopes of the Himalayas, offers unique trekking experiences, stunning views and authentic contact with local culture and traditions.

Ramche is a mountain settlement in Nepal, next to a lake.

The Yalung Glacier, with its imposing presence in the Himalayas, offers breathtaking views, challenges for climbers and valuable insights into climate change.

A natural oasis on the slopes of the Himalayas.

The sacred mountain of the five treasures.

Yalung Base Camp

The Gateway to the Himalayan Peaks.

Graphic Nature and Living Traditions.

Vein of Life and Beauty.

A Living Canvas of Natural Beauty and Culture.

Sacred Spiritual Centre and Cultural Heritage.

Medieval city, is one of the attractions of the Kathmandu Valley.

The Sacred Heart of Buddhism in Kathmandu.