High Himalayan Expedition

Overview

Mount Baruntse Expedition (7129m) is located in between on the lap of Everest and Makalu Mountain, This Mountain was first ascended by Colin Todd and Geoff Harrow on 30th May 1954. They have climbed the mountain by the South -East Ridge. Since then many climbers have used this route and got succeeded. The approach to the mountain follows the Mera Peak trek up to Mera-La and then to Baruntse base camp (5300m). Baruntse base camp is normally established above the five holy Lake of Panch Pokhari (5400m) and 2 higher camps on the mountain. The route is not technically demanding and essentially a straightforward climbing on snow and ice with some sections of overhanging. Normally, two high camps are established above the base camp in Baruntse climbing. The camp 1 is set up just below East Col. at an altitude of 5,700m and the camp 2 is on the South – East Ridge at a height of 6,420m. 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, Tyangbuche, Khumjung, Khunde and off course the Namche Bazaar, the capital of Khumbu region.

Highlights

* Rim of the Kathmandu valley excursion
* To and from Lukla mountain flight
* Summit Mount Baruntse at 7,129 meters for a life time experience.
* Baruntse Expedition offers magnificent views of Everest, Lhotse, Makalu, Cho Oyu, Pumori, the majestic Ama Dablam and other surrounding mountains within Everest Region.
* Explore the remote mountain valleys and alpine vicinity in the Everest region of Nepal.
* Experience the authentic Sherpa culture and their way of living in the high altitude.

Trip Summary

Trip Grade Climbing
Trip Duration 48 Days
Trip code NAP-BRU - 221
Trip Start/Ends Kathmandu-Lukla/Lukla-Kathmandu
Maximum Altitude Summit Mt. Baruntse (7129m)
Trip Cost Prices on request
Group Size Minimum 2 upto 12 persons in one climbing group
Accessibillity 35 minutes, round trip Kathmandu-Lukla-Kathmandu.
The Route South East Ridge (First ascended by Colin Todd and Geoff Harrow on 30th May 1954)
Season Spring/Autumn/Summer
Permit Fee Mt. Baruntse Expedition USD 500 on Spring season, USD 350 on Autumn season, USD 125 on Winter/Summer
Trip Facilities 3+ hotel in city on B/B and teahouse/lodges and tented accommodation during the climbing period.

Itinerary

Cost Included

  • Fee: Mt. Baruntse expedition permit, national park entrance permit. 
  • Activities: Sightseeing, trekking and expedition as per the guideline itinerary. 
  • Equipment: All necessary camping equipments, kitchen utilizes ulito higher camp for members, staffs and common climbing equipment such as ropes, ice screws, ice bar etc. 
  • Accommodation: 4 night’s hotel accommodation in city and 35 nights lodges/tent during trekking and expedition period. 
  • Food: Full board on teahouse/tented [Breakfast, lunch and dinner] during the trekking and expedition upto Nuptse base camp and 6 breakfasts in city. 
  • Staffs: Trekking Leader/Guide, high altitude Sherpa, Liaison officer and necessary supporters for exliedition
  • Transportation: Arrival/departure transfer and surface road-head transportation and Scheduled flight from Kathmandu to Lukla and return flight to Kathmandu.
  • Company & Government’s service charge: All applicable Government taxes & official service charges. And food, air and road-head transportation, equipments, daily allowance of expedition supporters.

Cost Excluded

  • International flight and departure taxes
  • Original entry visa into Nepal
  • Lunch and dinner while in city 
  • Bar bills & Beverages
  • Personal travel insurance covering such as travel, accident, medical and emergency evacuation.
  • Related charges for communication equipment and filming applied as per the government rule and regulation.
  • Nepal custom duty for import of expedition goods arriving into Nepal by air/road cargo.
  • Expenses of personal nature such as drinks, laundry, postage, telephone calls etc.
  • Oxygen & Mask regulator
  • High altitude food and fuel above base camp.
  • Personal climbing gear and equipment above base camp
  • Nepal custom duty for import of expedition goods arriving to Nepal by air or road.
  • Garbage fee (Refundable)
  • Tips/Gratuities for trekking and expedition crews
  • Optional activities
  • And unforeseen expenses which are out of control by Nepal Adventure Point

Trip Notes

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