Singalila Ridge
Sandakphu to Phalut — four of the world's five highest peaks in one walk
Why this trek is special
- ✦The Sleeping Buddha — Kanchenjunga's full panorama — from Sandakphu
- ✦Everest, Lhotse and Makalu on the horizon in a single sweep
- ✦Ridge-top villages and teahouses along the India–Nepal border
- ✦Fiery rhododendron blooms in spring, crystal sunrises in winter
Difficulty: Moderate
Rated 3/5 on the TrekNova Adventures scale — based on altitude gain, trail length, terrain and exit options.
Altitude profile
Day-wise itinerary
Tap a day to expand. Distances and timings are for an average fit trekker.
Drive through tea gardens and hill towns to Maneybhanjyang, the little bazaar where the Singalila ridge trail begins. Evening walk and briefing.
What's included
✓ Inclusions
- ✓ All meals on trek
- ✓ Teahouse / lodge stays & camping where required
- ✓ Trek leader + local guides
- ✓ Singalila National Park entry permits & fees
- ✓ Twice-daily health checks
✗ Exclusions
- ✗ Transport NJP ↔ Maneybhanjyang / Srikhola (shareable cab)
- ✗ Backpack offloading
- ✗ Personal expenses & tips
Permits & paperwork
Singalila National Park entry permits are arranged by us and included. The trail runs along the India–Nepal border — Indian citizens must carry a govt. photo ID; foreign nationals need passport + visa copies and pay a higher park fee, arranged in advance.
Backpack offloading
Don't want to carry your rucksack? Our mules and porters will carry it camp-to-camp while you walk with a light daypack. Bags must be under 9 kg, soft-sided, without wheels.
Cancellation policy
When to do Singalila Ridge? Month-by-month guides
Weather, temperatures and packing for every month — green months are in season.
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