Max Altitude:
7,129 m.

Baruntse

Baruntse is one of the beautiful 7,000m peaks in Nepal. It is also. one of the few peaks of this height with a high rate of success of ascent on normal route. The approach to the mountain follows the Mera Peak trek up to Mera La and then to Baruntse base camp. (5,250m).
Normally, we establish two camps above the base camp in the approach of the mountain. The camp I is set up just below East Col. at an altitude of 5,700m and the camp II is on the South – East Ridge at a height of 6,420m. From the camp I, we cross East Col. and descend down through steep slopes. We then traverse a large snow plateau and move towards the bottom of the South – East Ridge. We then move through steeping slopes of the ridge to a small col, the site of the camp II at the height of 6,420m.
From camp II, we climb steep snow slopes (45 degrees) and frequently pass a series of short steep steps of ice and snow until we reach the west side of the ridge. Then we past through short sections of rock scrambling which leads to a marked cleft and ice cliff and getting over these leads to the easy and broader slopes and finally, to 7,129m, the summit. The descend is by the same route.

Itinerary:

Day 01 Arrive in KTM, transfer to hotel
Day 02 City tour & necessary preparation
Day 03 Final gear sorting out & packing
Day 04 Fly Lukla 2200m. Trek to Chutanga, 2400m
Day 05 Tulo Karka, 2900m
Day 06 Chetarbu, 3400m
Day 07 Khote, 3600m
Day 08 Tagnag, 4356m
Day 09 Rest day/ Day hike
Day 10 Khare, 5025m
Day 11 Khare, 5025m
Day 12 Mera la High Camp, Porters & other exp staff continue to Hinnku Velley
Day 13 Summit Mera Peak (6654m), Same day trek to Kongmo Dingma
Day 14 Hunku Valley, 5200m
Day 15 Baruntse base camp (5,400m)
Day 16-33 Climbing phase and summit attempt (7,129m)
Day 34 Trek to Panch Pokhari, 5800m
Day 35 Trek to Amphu Lapche BC, 5845m
Day 36 Trek to Dinbouche, 4410m
Day 37 Trek to Namche, 3440m
Day 38 Trek to Lukla, 2800m
Day 39 Free dayin KTM, your trip over here
Day 40 Fly back to home or extension of the trip

Itinerary subject to change
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The cost Includes:
Above cost includes: Loging and fooding Lukla to BC/Lukla Domestic airfares and domestic airport tax. Domestic cargo & excess baggage’s. Sherpa equipment Allowance. Food and fuel at the base camp. High altitude food, fuel and camping gear. All camping equipment at the base camp such as, member tent, dining tent, kitchen, chairs, tables, high camp tents. Medical kit, Gamow bag which is for emergency and first aid kit each camp. Porters to carry loads from Lukla-base camp-Lukla (Royalty) peak permitFirst aid medical kit Insurance of climbing Sherpa, local team members and Liaison officer. Arrangement of necessary official documents Above cost does not include:  Personal accident insurance and emergency rescue operation.  Visa fee  Flight fare to and from Kathmandu.  Accommodation in Kathmandu before and after the expedition.  Other expenses of personal nature. Logistic Support Cost: Basis minimums group size 4 persons 4 - 7 pax US $ 3500. Per person 8 - 10 pax US $ 4000. Per person (If they need Climbing Sherpa US $ 2000 per Climbing Sherpa) Garbage Deposit per team USD 2000.00(Which is refundable after expedition) The cost Includes:  Equipment allowance, daily allowance for base camp staff ( sirdar, cook, kitchen boy and liaison officer )  Domestic airfares and domestic airport tax.  Domestic cargo & excess baggages.  Liaison office fee.  Food and fuel at the base camp  All camping equipment at the base camp such as, member tent, dining tent, kitchen tent, chairs, tables.  Trek support for climbing members from Lukla-base camp-Lukla.  Required number of porter and yaks with herder.  Peak royalty, national park fees and govt. taxes.  Airport arrival and departure  4 (four) nights hotel in Kathmandu on BB basis.  Solar panel for recharging & power supply purpose  Oxygen with regulator set for medical purpose only.  Gamov bag at the base camp for the medical propose  First aid medical kit  Insurance of climbing Sherpa, local team members and Liaison officer. The cost does not include: • High altitude Sherpa, food and fuel above base camp. • Climbing equipment, tents and personal equipment above base camp • Personal accident insurance and emergency rescue operation