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Fixed Depatures
Baruntse is one the most significant peak lying close to Makalu, other 6,000m smaller peaks and between the Barun, Hongu and Imjatse valley of Khumbu. Geoff Harrow and Colin Todd first climbed this peak on 30th May 1954 by the South East ridge, which we use for our ascent too.
Our Baruntse expedition starts from Lukla and then towards the Hillary’s classic Everest route and then to Mera route to Base Camp and we use three camps above Base camp and attempt the summit on a good favorable day. Our effort will be always to put maximum number of climbers to the summit with good logistics and strategy. Beautiful views of mountains including Mt. Everest, Kusum Kanguru, Barun valley, Lhotse, Nuptse, Kwangde, Mera Peak, Island Peak etc can be viewed from the summit
Baruntse expedition departures 2023/2024
Days | Spring | Autumn | Outlined Itinerary | Overnight |
1 | 15-Apr | 6-Oct | Arrive Kathmandu, meet our representative and transfer to Hotel. | Hotel |
2 | 16-Apr | 7-Oct | At leisure in Kathmandu / administrative formalities. | Hotel |
3 | 17-Apr | 8-Oct | Fly to Lukla and trek to Payun (2,290m). | Camp |
4 | 18-Apr | 9-Oct | Trek to Pangkongma (3,010m). | Camp |
5 | 19-Apr | 10-Oct | Trek to Nyungsowa (2,300). | Camp |
6 | 20-Apr | 11-Oct | Trek to Zetra khola (3,790m). | Camp |
7 | 21-Apr | 12-Oct | Trek to Kote(4,120m). | Camp |
8 | 22-Apr | 13-Oct | Trek to Thangnak(4,350m). | Camp |
9 | 23-Apr | 14-Oct | Acclimatization day. | Camp |
10 | 24-Apr | 15-Oct | Trek to Khare(5,100m). | Camp |
11 | 25-Apr | 16-Oct | Mera La (5,415m) cross then trek to Rato Odar. | Camp |
12 | 26-Apr | 17-Oct | Trek to Seto Pokhari. | Camp |
13 | 27-Apr | 18-Oct | Trek to Baruntse Base Camp (5550m). | Camp |
14 | 28-Apr | 19-Oct | Ascent of Baruntse using 3 camps above Base Camp | Camp |
15 | 29-Apr | 20-Oct | Climbing period of Baruntse (7,129m/23,389ft) | Camp |
16 | 30-Apr | 21-Oct | Climbing period of Baruntse | Camp |
17 | 1-May | 22-Oct | Climbing period of Baruntse | Camp |
18 | 2-May | 23-Oct | Climbing period of Baruntse | Camp |
19 | 3-May | 24-Oct | Climbing period of Baruntse | Camp |
20 | 4-May | 25-Oct | Climbing period of Baruntse | Camp |
21 | 5-May | 26-Oct | Climbing period of Baruntse | Camp |
22 | 6-May | 27-Oct | Climbing period of Baruntse | Camp |
23 | 7-May | 28-Oct | Climbing period of Baruntse | Camp |
24 | 8-May | 29-Oct | Climbing period of Baruntse | Camp |
25 | 9-May | 30-Oct | Climbing period of Baruntse | Camp |
26 | 10-May | 31-Oct | Climbing period of Baruntse | Camp |
27 | 11-May | 1-Nov | Cleaning up Baruntse Base Camp. | Camp |
28 | 12-May | 2-Nov | Trek down to Rato Odar. | Camp |
29 | 13-May | 3-Nov | Trek to Khare. | Lodge |
30 | 14-May | 4-Nov | Trek to Kothe. | Lodge |
31 | 15-May | 5-Nov | Trek to Zetra Kharka. | Lodge |
32 | 16-May | 6-Nov | Trek to Lukla (2880m). | Lodge |
33 | 17-May | 7-Nov | Fly Lukla / Kathmandu & transfer to hotel. | Hotel |
34 | 18-May | 8-Nov | At leisure in Kathmandu. | Hotel |
35 | 19-May | 9-Nov | Transfer to airport for international departure. | // // // |
E-mail us for cost & further details
Cost includes:
- Hotel accommodation in Kathmandu on single bed & breakfast basis,
- Internal flight tickets and cargo charges,
- Airport-hotel-airport transports,
- Baruntse climbing permit fee & all other applicable permits,
- Cargo clearance & duties fees,
- Professional High altitude climbing Sherpa depending on number of members in group, 1 Government liaison officer backed by full BC cook, kitchen helpers,
- Equipment allowance, daily wages, insurance, food and shelter for above mentioned staff, porters and Liaison officer,
- All food, fuel and accommodation for member and Sherpa staffs throughout the expedition period at Base Camp & while approaching to/from Base Camp,
- Complete Base Camp camping equipments,
- Garbage shipped off charges from Base Camp,
- Agency service charge and related administrative fees,
- Complete camping & group equipments above Base camp: tents, ropes, snow bar, rock piton, shovel, ice-screws etc…
- Food & fuel above Base camp for member & climbing Sherpas,
- 1 Gamow bag / O2 for emergency use,
- Solar panel for power supply,
- Emergency Helicopter rescue arrangements,
Cost excludes:
- Air travel to/from Nepal,
- Lunch and Dinner in Kathmandu,
- Drinks, laundry, postage, telephone bills, tips, all items of personal nature,
- Extra high altitude Sherpa if needed,
- Personal travel, high risk, accidental and medical insurance of member,
- Emergency rescue evacuations,
- Respective expenses if one returns earlier from the expedition due to sickness or emergency purpose.
- Any extra service not mentioned herein cost inclusion
Personal gear list suggestion for Baruntse expedition
Most of the technical gears can be hired from us and majority of them also can be easily bought in Kathmandu. Please take only the strict necessary ones.
TECHNICAL EQUIPMENT
• Climbing Harness (1)
• Climbing boot (1 pair)
• Over Gaiter (1 pair)
• Strong Crampon (1 pair)
• Ski or trekking pole (Optional-1 pair)
• Backpack (1)
• Ice-Axe (1)
• Jumar (Ascender-1)
• Belay device (1)
• Carabiners (regular & twist lock)
FOR SLEEPING
• 4-5 season High Altitude Sleeping Bag (1)
• Base Camp Sleeping Bag (1)
• Therma-Rest foam pad (1)
• Foam pad (1)
MISCELLANEUS
• Camera gear
• Water bottle (1)
• Liter Thermos Flask (1 lit)
• Pee bottle (1)
• Sunglasses (two sets)
• Ski Goggle (Optional)
• Swiss Army knife (1)
• Daypack (1)
• Compressions stuff sacks
• Trash Compactor bags (3)
• Headlamp with spare batteries and bulbs
• Large duffle bags with lock (2)
FOR HEAD
• Woolen warm hat that fully covers your ears (1)
• Good sun hat (1)
• Neck gaiter
• Thick balaclava, very thin balaclava or face mask
• Sun cream
• Lips cream
FOR HAND
• Polypro gloves (1 pair)
• Heavy wool mitts (1 pair)
• Over mitts (Gore-tex) double liners
• Fleece/ wind stopper glove
CLOTHES
• Thick fleece pant (1)
• Fleece jacket (1)
• 4 T-shirts
• Cotton pants or trekking pants (2)
• Expedition T-shirts (2)
• Wind proof jacket (Goretex)
• Lightweight underwear
• Long underwear
• Long-sleeved shirts
• Down Jacket
• Down Pant
• Down suit if you do not have thick down jacket and down pants.
• Gore-Tex Shell Pants & Shell Jacket with hood
FOR LEGS
• Light hiking boots or trekking shoes
• Sandle or Sport shoes or low top shoes. For walking in the cities.
• Brand new wool or Pile Climbing socks
• Brand new liner socks
• Some lightweight socks
Group climbing equipments for Baruntse such as ropes, snow bar, ice-hammer, ice-screw, tent et will be provided by SOUTH ASIA TREKKING
HEALTH CONSIDERATIONS/MEDICINE
Though our Sherpa Guide/Leader will carry a comprehensive medical kit for purpose of using during the Baruntse Expedition period if any staffs felt sick, you should carry your personal medication as prescribed by your doctor. Or a Personal Medical Kit
IMMUNIZATION
At least six weeks before the departure for the expedition you will need to consult your doctor to work out an immunization schedules relevant to the Himalayas. You should normally be immunized against Tetanus, Polio, Hepatitis A, Cholera, though you must also contact your doctor for necessary immunization details.
Vaccinations against the following diseases may be useful, although they might be difficult or expensive to obtain. Your doctor will let you know if they are appropriate:
• Rabies.
• Meningitis.
• Japanese Encephalitis.
DENTAL CHECKS
It is most important that you have a through dental examination before the expedition and have any necessary treatment carried out. Dental treatment on the mountain is likely to be drastic and traumatic!
Further detailed information regarding Baruntse Expedition gear list and other information will be sent you upon booking the expedition.
All Baruntse expedition material © South Asia Trekking Pvt. Ltd.
Baruntse expedition departues 2023/2024 |
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Days |
Spring |
Autumn |
Outlined Itinerary |
Overnight |
1 |
15-Apr |
6-Oct |
Arrive Kathmandu, meet our representative and transfer to Hotel. |
Hotel |
2 |
16-Apr |
7-Oct |
At leisure in Kathmandu / administrative formalities. |
Hotel |
3 |
17-Apr |
8-Oct |
Fly to Lukla and trek to Payun (2,290m). |
Camp |
4 |
18-Apr |
9-Oct |
Trek to Pangkongma (3,010m). |
Camp |
5 |
19-Apr |
10-Oct |
Trek to Nyungsowa (2,300). |
Camp |
6 |
20-Apr |
11-Oct |
Trek to Zetra khola (3,790m). |
Camp |
7 |
21-Apr |
12-Oct |
Trek to Kote(4,120m). |
Camp |
8 |
22-Apr |
13-Oct |
Trek to Thangnak(4,350m). |
Camp |
9 |
23-Apr |
14-Oct |
Acclimatization day. |
Camp |
10 |
24-Apr |
15-Oct |
Trek to Khare(5,100m). |
Camp |
11 |
25-Apr |
16-Oct |
Mera La (5,415m) cross then trek to Rato Odar. |
Camp |
12 |
26-Apr |
17-Oct |
Trek to Seto Pokhari. |
Camp |
13 |
27-Apr |
18-Oct |
Trek to Baruntse Base Camp (5550m). |
Camp |
14 |
28-Apr |
19-Oct |
Ascent of Baruntse using 3 camps above Base Camp |
Camp |
15 |
29-Apr |
20-Oct |
Climbing period of Baruntse (7,129m/23,389ft) |
Camp |
16 |
30-Apr |
21-Oct |
Climbing period ofBaruntse |
Camp |
17 |
1-May |
22-Oct |
Climbing period ofBaruntse |
Camp |
18 |
2-May |
23-Oct |
Climbing period ofBaruntse |
Camp |
19 |
3-May |
24-Oct |
Climbing period ofBaruntse |
Camp |
20 |
4-May |
25-Oct |
Climbing period ofBaruntse |
Camp |
21 |
5-May |
26-Oct |
Climbing period ofBaruntse |
Camp |
22 |
6-May |
27-Oct |
Climbing period ofBaruntse |
Camp |
23 |
7-May |
28-Oct |
Climbing period ofBaruntse |
Camp |
24 |
8-May |
29-Oct |
Climbing period ofBaruntse |
Camp |
25 |
9-May |
30-Oct |
Climbing period ofBaruntse |
Camp |
26 |
10-May |
31-Oct |
Climbing period ofBaruntse |
Camp |
27 |
11-May |
1-Nov |
Cleaning up Base Camp. |
Camp |
28 |
12-May |
2-Nov |
Trek down to Rato Odar. |
Camp |
29 |
13-May |
3-Nov |
Trek to Khare. |
Lodge |
30 |
14-May |
4-Nov |
Trek to Kothe. |
Lodge |
31 |
15-May |
5-Nov |
Trek to Zetra Kharka. |
Lodge |
32 |
16-May |
6-Nov |
Trek to Lukla (2880m). |
Lodge |
33 |
17-May |
7-Nov |
Fly Lukla / Kathmandu & transfer to hotel. |
Hotel |
34 |
18-May |
8-Nov |
At leisure in Kathmandu. |
Hotel |
35 |
19-May |
9-Nov |
Transfer to airport for international departure. |
Hotel |
- Hotel accommodation in Kathmandu on single bed & breakfast basis,
- Internal flight tickets and cargo charges,
- Airport-hotel-airport transports,
- Baruntse climbing permit fee & all other applicable permits,
- Cargo clearance & duties fees,
- Professional High altitude climbing Sherpa depending on number of members in group, 1 Government liaison officer backed by full BC cook, kitchen helpers,
- Equipment allowance, daily wages, insurance, food and shelter for above mentioned staff, porters and Liaison officer,
- All food, fuel and accommodation for member and Sherpa staffs throughout the expedition period at Base Camp & while approaching to/from Base Camp,
- Complete Base Camp camping equipments,
- Garbage shipped off charges from Base Camp,
- Agency service charge and related administrative fees,
- Complete camping & group equipments above Base camp: tents, ropes, snow bar, rock piton, shovel, ice-screws etc…
- Food & fuel above Base camp for member & climbing Sherpas,
- 1 Gamow bag / O2 for emergency use,
- Solar panel for power supply,
- Emergency Helicopter rescue arrangements,
Cost Excludes
• Air travel to/from Nepal,
• Lunch and Dinner in Kathmandu,
• Drinks, laundry, postage, telephone bills, tips, all items of personal nature,
• Departure tax at Kathmandu int'l airport,
• Extra high altitude Sherpa if needed,
• Personal travel, high risk, accidental and medical insurance of member,
• Emergency rescue evacuations,
• Respective expenses if one returns earlier from the expedition due to sickness or emergency purpose.
• Any extra service not mentioned herein cost inclusion.
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