Illampu Circuit

The Illampu Circuit is a demanding 6-to-7-day trek that circumnavigates the northern giants of the Cordillera Real: Illampu (6,368m) and Ancohuma (6,427m). Often described as one of Bolivia's most vertically significant non-technical routes, the loop starts and ends in the sub-tropical town of Sorata (2,700m). Much of the circuit sits above 4,000m once the Sorata valley is left behind, crossing multiple high passes including the Abra de la Calzada (~5,045m). The route crosses high-altitude pampas inhabited by Aymara herders and traverses rugged moraine fields directly beneath active glaciers.

The frontier of the Himalaya. The Kangchendzonga trek is one of Asia's most remote and rewarding expeditions. This journey visits both the North and South Base Camps of the world's third-highest peak (8,586m). Starting from the humid lowlands of Taplejung, the trail climbs through incredible biodiversity—from subtropical forests to the most extensive rhododendron forests in the world, eventually entering a high-altitude realm of ice and rock. This is a restricted area, meaning you will see very few other trekkers, making it the significant choice for those seeking absolute wilderness and mountain solitude.