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Mount Baruntse is at the height of 7129 m in between Everest and Makalu mountain. This mountain was first ascended first by Colin Todd and Geoff Harrow on 30 May 1954. They have climbed the mountain by the South -East Ridge. Since then many climbers have used this route and got success.
Baruntse provides a good progression and an ideal objective for those who have previously climbed to around 6000 m. Situated close to Makalu it is remote and at the centre of three glacier valleys, the Imja, the Hunku and Barun. It is objectively safe and offers a tremendously rewarding climb among the world’s highest peaks.
Day 01: Arrival in Kathmandu, Transfer to Hotel
Day 02:Preparation for Expedition
Day 03: Briefing in Ministry of Tourism
Day 04: Fly to Lukla (2840 m) – Chutanga (3137 m) about 5 hours trek over night in camp
Day 05: Chutanga – Nau Lekha, 6 hour trek overnight at camp
Day 06: Nau Lekha – Kothey, Overnight in camp
Day 07: Kothey – Thangnak (4360 m) Overnight in camp
Day 08: Thangnak – Khare (4750 m) over night in camp
Day 09: Kare – Mera Base Camp – 5260m over night in camp
Day 10: Mera BC – Seto Pokhari, Overnight in camp
Day 11: Seto Pokhari – Baruntse Base Camp, Overnight in camp
Day 12 – 25 Climbing period of Mt. Baruntse (7129 m.)
Day 26: Baruntse BC – Setopokhari Camp
Day 27: Setopokhari – Mera BC – Camp
Day 28: Mera BC to Khare – Camp
Day 29: Khare to Thagnag – Camp
Day 30: Thagnag to Kothey – Camp
Day 31: Kothey to Chutanga – Camp
Day 32: Chutanga to Lukla – Camp
Day 33: Lukla – Kathmandu via flight
Day 34: Kathmandu
Day 35: Final Departure
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