Expedition Baruntse is an exciting adventure for climbers wishing to reach a peak of 7000 meters in the remote Nepal region. It offers an incredibly rewarding climb among the highest peaks in the world. Situated just south of the semi-circleof fantastic mountains, Baruntse Peak at 7129 metres. Whicn wrote on the other side of Everest, Lhotse and Nuptse and Makalu. The Baruntse peak expedition approaches base camp through the pristine Hinku Valley wilderness environment and the renowned remote valleys of Makalu Barun’s Mera La. Although this climbing expedition is exciting and challenging, it is considered one of the easier climbs of a peak of 7000 + meters. This boasts a high rate of success in reaching the summit and returning safely. Everything will make your climb exciting and inspiring from the base camp to the western col with its large glacial plateau.

Although its altitude is less than the nearby mountains, you will be in the very heart of the mighty peaks of the Himalayas. Obviously the famous south face of Lhotse in front of you and not far away the amazing west pillar of Makalu. Participating in Baruntse climbing involves making use of many of the varied skills required to climb any 8000-meter peak. It definitely provides the perfect mountain climb practice before embarking on any of the Himalayan 8,000-meter peak expeditions. The steep ice parts at 50 degrees and a prominent ice cliff at approximately 7000 meters allow Baruntse’s South-East Ridge demand respect and considerable effort to achieve the final push to the summit.

Itinerary:

Day 01: 

Arrive in Kathmandu O/n at hotel

Day 02:

In Kathamandu, Cultural tour, Official procedure and Expedition briefing

Day 03:

Fly to Lukla and trek starts the Baruntse expedition

Day 04-10:

Trek to Baruntse Base camp Via Mera La

Day 11-28:

Climbing period of Mt. Baruntse 7129m

Day 29-32:

Trek back to Lukla from Baruntse Base camp

Day 33:

Fly back to Kathamandu from Lukla

Day 34:

In Kathmandu / Rest and explore the City

Day 35:

Baruntse expedition ends and airport transportation.