Kanchenjunga Remote Horizon
The Borderlands of the Five Treasures of Snow
Expedition Photo Journal
Sanctuary Narrative
An expedition to the far eastern edge of Nepal. Explore the base camp of Kanchenjunga (8,586m), the world's third highest peak, in absolute isolation.
"We go to the high peaks not to be seen by the world, but to see the world from a quiet height of undisturbed awe."
Altitude Elevation Profile
Hover points for detailsAcclimatization Itinerary
Fly to the lowlands of Eastern Nepal and drive to the foothills.
Included in Sanctuary
- Private IFMGA Lead Alpine Guide & 1:1 Sherpa climb support
- All administrative fees and special conservation permits
- Luxury boutique heritage accommodation in Kathmandu & Pokhara
- Private high-altitude dome camps with insulated heating systems
- Bespoke dining menus prepared by private expedition chefs
- Private helicopter evacuation cover & medical insurance
Excluded from Sanctuary
- International airfare and excess baggage fees
- Federal Nepal entry visa (obtainable on arrival)
- Personal high-altitude mountaineering apparel and boots
- Gratuities and optional summit bonuses for climbing staff
- Alcoholic beverages and premium vintage selection
Expedition Keepers
Ang Gelu Sherpa
Lead Sirdar • 28y ExperienceWith 22 successful Everest summits and three decades of high-altitude leading, Ang Gelu is a legend of the Himalaya. His calm presence and deep wisdom ensure safety in the most extreme conditions.
Pasang Lhamu Sherpa
High Altitude Guide • 12y ExperienceOne of Nepal's premier female guides, Pasang has climbed K2, Everest, and Cho Oyu. She specializes in small-group technical ascents and women-led expeditions.
Medical & Alpine Safety Protocol
High-altitude travel is structured around strict safety systems. Every expedition is equipped with satellite voice links, daily arterial pulse oximetry monitoring, supplementary high-flow bottled oxygen systems, and immediate helicopter evacuation insurance. Our acclimatization profiles are designed by medical advisors to assure physiological stability.
