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Trip Highlights
Baruntse Expedition (7129m) placed perfectly between Lhotse and Makalu at the epicenter of three wild and remote glacial valleys – Barun, Imja and the Hinku; Baruntse was one of the early Himalayan peaks discovered by Edmund Hillary’s team while ascending east of Everest. Despite being a 7000 er mountain, Baruntse has various components of 8000 meter high peaks, proving to be an ideal training peak for higher ascends.
From the base camp to the west Cole with its huge glacial plateau, everything will make your ascent exciting. Our Baruntse Expeditions approaches the pristine wilderness environment of Hinku valley and Mera La on the way to Baruntse Base Camp.
The Baruntse expedition is a fantastic opportunity for those with previous experience of climbing in the Greater Ranges to take part in a full-blown expedition to a significant peak. However, before setting you up for an expedition to Baruntse, it’s important for us to gain a full understanding of your body's response to altitude and help you gain experience with Himalayan conditions. That’s why we highly recommend you to join our preparatory programs of mountaineering, which is conducted in other mountains a bit easier to attempt.
If you have any confusion or questions on the expedition, then please feel free to contact us for more details. Our team of mountaineering experts will try the level best to discuss your queries.
Baruntse expedition itinerary
Day 01: Arrival Kathmandu – transfer to Hotel
Day 02: Prepare expedition
Day 03: Briefing in Tourism Ministry
Day 04: Fly to Lukla 2800 M.– Chutanga 3100 M. –Lodge
Day 05: Chutanga Zatra La 4600 M. - Chatrarbu (Thuli Khark)- Lodge
Day 06: Chatrarbu (Thuli Khark) – Kothey 3090m.
Day 07: Kothey – Thangnak 4355 M – Lodge
Day 08: Thangnak – Khare – Lodge
Day 09: Khare – Mera BC – Camping
Day 10: Mera BC 5415m.– Seto Pokhari -Camping.
Day 11: Seto Pokhari – Baruntse BC 5400m.- Camping
Day 12 - 30: Climbing period of Mt. Baruntse 7129m
Day 31: Baruntse BC – Setopokhari -Camping
Day 32: Setopokhari – Mera La – Khare – Lodge
Day 33: Khare to Kothey – Lodge
Day 34: Kothey to Chutanga – Lodge
Day 35: Chutanga to Lukla – Lodge
Day 36: Fly to Kathmandu & transfer to hotel
Day 37: Free day in Kathmandu for shopping
Day 38: Final Departure to the airport by our private vehicle.
Arrival Kathmandu – transfer to Hotel
Prepare expedition
Briefing in Tourism Ministry
Fly to Lukla 2800 M.– Chutanga 3100 M. –Lodge
Chutanga Zatra La 4600 M. - Chatrarbu (Thuli Khark)- Lodge
Chatrarbu (Thuli Khark) – Kothey 3090m.
Kothey – Thangnak 4355 M – Lodge
Thangnak – Khare – Lodge
Khare – Mera BC – Camping
Mera BC 5415m.– Seto Pokhari -Camping.
Seto Pokhari – Baruntse BC 5400m.- Camping
Climbing period of Mt. Baruntse 7129m
Baruntse BC – Setopokhari -Camping
Setopokhari – Mera La – Khare – Lodge
Khare to Kothey – Lodge
Kothey to Chutanga – Lodge
Chutanga to Lukla – Lodge
Fly to Kathmandu & transfer to hotel
Free day in Kathmandu for shopping
Final Departure to the airport by our private vehicle.
Baruntse is a mountain peak in the Himalayas located in Nepal. It is the 16th highest peak in Nepal and is part of the Mahalangur section of the Himalayas.
A Baruntse Expedition is a guided climbing trip to the peak of Baruntse. It involves a combination of trekking, acclimatization, and technical climbing at high altitude..
The peak of Baruntse is 7,129 meters (23,389 feet) above sea level.
The best time to climb Baruntse is during the spring (April to May) or autumn (October to November) seasons when the weather is stable and the skies are clear.
Yes, climbing Baruntse requires previous mountaineering experience, especially at high altitudes. Participants should have experience with basic mountaineering skills such as using crampons and ice axes, roped travel, and crevasse rescue.
A typical Baruntse Expedition takes around 30 days, including the trek to the base camp, acclimatization, and climbing to the summit.
Yes, a permit is required to climb Baruntse. It can be obtained from the Nepal Mountaineering Association (NMA) and typically costs around $1,800 per person.
Participants will need a range of mountaineering equipment, including climbing boots, crampons, ice axes, harnesses, helmets, ropes, and personal climbing gear. The exact equipment list will depend on the specific expedition and the recommendations of the guiding company.
Climbing Baruntse without a guide is not possible.
The cost of a Baruntse Expedition can vary depending on the guiding company, the level of support provided, and the length of the expedition. Typically, costs can range from $15,000 to $40,000 per person
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