Nestled in the picturesque landscape of Nepal, Kabru North is a breathtaking mountain peak reaching skyward to an impressive 7,235 meters, or 23,737 feet. Geographically speaking, you can find it at a latitude of 27.642 and a longitude of 88.1228. Excitingly, it is soon to be accessible for climbing enthusiasts.
The honor of the first successful ascent goes to C.R. Cooke from the United Kingdom, who accomplished this feat on November 18, 1935.
Kabru North proudly stands in Province 1 within Nepal's beautiful Kanchenjunga mountain range. If you're ever in need of assistance nearby, the closest help center is the Tapethok police post along the caravan route at a distance of 43.3KM from basecamp. The nearest settlement is Yamphudin, lying just 25.6KM away.
As for climbing fees, Nepalese citizens pay NRs 6000 in Spring, NRs 3000 in Autumn, and a reduced NRs 1500 during Winter or Summer months. Foreign climbers pay USD 500 for entry in Springtime, USD 250 in Autumn months, and USD 125 for either Summer or Winter ascents.
If you're interested in discovering Kabru North personally, take a flight to Biratnagar or Bhadrapur from Kathmandu before hopping on a vehicle ride towards Taplejung. The caravan path runs via Taplejung-Siwa-Tapethok-Ghunsa-Ramchaur-BC/Taplejung-Simbu-Tellok-Sangadin-Yamphudin-Ramchaur-BC; depending on your chosen route through either Yamphudin (total length of 67.2KM) or Ghunsa (total length of 67.8KM). The actual climbing route will span approximately 15.7KM. And, as with all great adventures, anticipate the entire expedition to last around 45 unforgettable days.