Baruntse Peak. 7129m

Elevation (feet):23687
Elevation (meters): 7129
Range: Himalayas
Country: Nepal
Continent: Asia
Difficulty: Major Mountain Expedition
Best months for climbing: September, October
Year first climbed: 30 M
Convenient Center: Lukla to Baruntse
Nearest major airport: Kathmandu to Lukla

Nepal Visitors has always been providing desired and friendly information services to the valued adventure travellers. We are fully provide any support of any kind of trekking peak & obtaining permission, providing support staffs including high altitude climbing assistants.

Nepal having 1310 Himalayan peaks over 6000 meters offers joys of mountaineering in Nepal which can be combined with the pleasure of Trekking & Expedition. Trekking Peak Climbing is one of the most popular and successful adventure programs for among the adventure lovers of the world. To make this program more friendly and successful, there are more than 30 minor trekking peaks open for climbing under Nepal Mountaineering Association.

Mt. Baruntse of 7129m. lies at the center of three glacier valleys, the Imja, Hunku, Barun and above the east and west col, infront of Mt. Makalu. The peak standing majestically in the center of some highest peaks of the Himalaya like Makalu, Lhotse and Nupse offers a rewarding climbing experience. The best views enjoyed during the expedition are of Mount Lhotse, Nupse, Everest and Makalu. This peak is technically not so demanding, comparing to Amadablam and Pumori, though it offers a good experience of snow and ice climb with some ice cliff obstacle sections around 700m. Fix rope is needed to ascent and descent especially from Camp 1, which will be done by our Sherpa climbers.

With 45 minutes flight and 10-12 days acclimatizing trek, we arrive to the Mount Baruntse Base Camp. The Base camp is normally established above the five holy lake "Panch Pokhari" at 5400m. and 2 higher camps on the mountain. We will climb the Mera peak 6654m. (trekkers peak) before heading to base camp, to gain a proper acclimatization.

After a successful summit of mount Baruntse, we cross Amphu Laptsa Pass and enter to Upper Khumbu region. The return trek will be enjoyable by visiting most of the Sherpa villages like, Dingbuche, Pangbuche, Tengbuche, Khumjung, Khunde and of course the Namche Bazaar, the capital of Khumbu region.

Day 01 : Fly from Kathmandu to Lukla. Trek from Lukla to Chutanga. Camp.

Day 02 : Rest day at Chutanga for Acclimatization.

Day 03 : Trek from Chutanga to Thuli Kharka via Zatrawala Pass. Camp.

Day 04 : Rest day at Thuli Kharka for more acclimatization and side excursion

Day 05 : Trek from Thuli Kharka to Tangnang (Sabal Tsho-Lake) following Hinku Valley.

Day 06 : Trek from Tangnang to Dig Kharka. Camp.

Day 07 : Trek from Dig Kharka to Khare. Camp.

Day 08 : Trek from Khare to Mera La (Pass). Camp.

Day 09 : Trek from Mera La to Hunku Valley. Camp.

Day 10 : Trek from Hunku Valley to Panch Pokhari (five lakes). Camp.

Day 11 : Rest day at Panch Pokhari for getting prepared for the climb.

Day 12 : Trek from Panch Pokhari to Baruntse West Col. Camp.

Day 13-22: Climb Baruntse Peak setting camps at different altitudes.

Day 23 : Trek to Barun Glacier. Camp.

Day 24 : Trek from Barun Glacier to West Col. Camp.

Day 25 : Trek from West Col to Panch Pokhari. Camp.

Day 26 : Trek from Panch Pokhari to Glacier Camp. Camp.

Day 27 : Trek from Glacier Camp to Chukhung via Amphu Lapcha Pass. Camp.

Day 28 : Trek from Chukhung to Pangboche. Camp.

Day 29 : Trek from Pangboche to Namche Bazaar. Camp.

Day 30 : Trek from Namche Bazaar to Lukla. Camp.

Day 31 : Fly from Lukla to Kathmandu.