Explore one of the most spectacular and least-visited corners of the Himalayas, home to the world’s third-highest peak.

Our expertly guided treks take you deep into the Kanchenjunga Conservation Area, through pristine rhododendron forests, dramatic mountain scenery, and traditional villages where Tibetan, Limbu and Rai cultures thrive.

Perfect for experienced trekkers, these challenging routes include both North and South Base Camps, offering panoramic views few others get to witness. With full camping support, experienced local crews and over 40 years of Himalayan expertise, our treks offer a safe passage into one of the world's most remote valleys.

A Thousand Words

A KE Sponsored Expedition to Kanchenjunga

KE Adventure have recently sponsored an expedition to find the spot on the side of Kangchenjunga where, in 1899, Vittorio Sella took the first known photograph of Everest and to recreate that shot 125 years later. The expedition, led by Matt Sharman, will be documented in the film "A Thousand Words", which will premier at the Kendal Mountain Festival in 2025 and will subsequently be available to watch as part of the Kendal Mountain Festival world tour and on the KMF Player app. Below you can see the incredible image that Sella took and you can find out more about the expedition here.

While the film is yet to be released it's sure to give an incredible insight into the wonders of trekking into the Kangchenjunga valley, a wild, remote region of the Himalayas.

The photo Vittorio Sella took in 1899, with Everest. Photo credit - Alpine Club Photo Library, London.

003431 – Everest, by Vittorio Sella, 1899. The photo comes from the Sella album, ‘On the Roof of the World’.