A stunning peak located between Everest and Makalu. Known for its steep ice cliffs near the summit. This journey is designed to provide you with an immersive experience of the majestic Himalayan landscape, offering breathtaking views and cultural encounters that will remain etched in your memory forever. The trail winds through diverse terrain, from lush green forests to rugged high-altitude paths, allowing you to witness the raw beauty of nature up close. You will be accompanied by experienced guides who ensure your safety and comfort throughout the trip, while also sharing insights into the local traditions and geography. This journey is designed to provide you with an immersive experience of the majestic Himalayan landscape, offering breathtaking views and cultural encounters that will remain etched in your memory forever. The trail winds through diverse terrain, from lush green forests to rugged high-altitude paths, allowing you to witness the raw beauty of nature up close. You will be accompanied by experienced guides who ensure your safety and comfort throughout the trip, while also sharing insights into the local traditions and geography. This journey is designed to provide you with an immersive experience of the majestic Himalayan landscape, offering breathtaking views and cultural encounters that will remain etched in your memory forever. The trail winds through diverse terrain, from lush green forests to rugged high-altitude paths, allowing you to witness the raw beauty of nature up close. You will be accompanied by experienced guides who ensure your safety and comfort throughout the trip, while also sharing insights into the local traditions and geography.
Highlight Points
- Ice Cliffs
- Remote Location
- Makalu Views
Overview
Baruntse is a serious climb. It is often climbed via the West (Imja) or South-East (Hunku) faces.
This journey is designed to provide you with an immersive experience of the majestic Himalayan landscape, offering breathtaking views and cultural encounters that will remain etched in your memory forever. The trail winds through diverse terrain, from lush green forests to rugged high-altitude paths, allowing you to witness the raw beauty of nature up close. You will be accompanied by experienced guides who ensure your safety and comfort throughout the trip, while also sharing insights into the local traditions and geography. This journey is designed to provide you with an immersive experience of the majestic Himalayan landscape, offering breathtaking views and cultural encounters that will remain etched in your memory forever. The trail winds through diverse terrain, from lush green forests to rugged high-altitude paths, allowing you to witness the raw beauty of nature up close. You will be accompanied by experienced guides who ensure your safety and comfort throughout the trip, while also sharing insights into the local traditions and geography. This journey is designed to provide you with an immersive experience of the majestic Himalayan landscape, offering breathtaking views and cultural encounters that will remain etched in your memory forever. The trail winds through diverse terrain, from lush green forests to rugged high-altitude paths, allowing you to witness the raw beauty of nature up close. You will be accompanied by experienced guides who ensure your safety and comfort throughout the trip, while also sharing insights into the local traditions and geography. This journey is designed to provide you with an immersive experience of the majestic Himalayan landscape, offering breathtaking views and cultural encounters that will remain etched in your memory forever. The trail winds through diverse terrain, from lush green forests to rugged high-altitude paths, allowing you to witness the raw beauty of nature up close. You will be accompanied by experienced guides who ensure your safety and comfort throughout the trip, while also sharing insights into the local traditions and geography.Itinerary
Day 1: Arrival in Kathmandu
Arrival.
Day 2: Fly to Tumlingtar
Start.
Day 3: Trek to Mane Bhanjyang
Walk.
Day 4: Trek to Chichira
Walk.
Day 5: Trek to Num
Walk.
Day 6: Trek to Seduwa
Walk.
Day 7: Trek to Tashigaon
Walk.
Day 8: Trek to Khongma
Climb.
Day 9: Acclimatization
Rest.
Day 10: Cross Shipton La
Pass.
Day 11: Trek to Mumbuk
Walk.
Day 12: Trek to Yangle Kharka
Walk.
Day 13: Trek to Merek
Walk.
Day 14: Trek to Shersong
Approach.
Day 15: Trek to Baruntse BC
Base camp.
Day 16: Rest Day
Prepare.
Day 17: Climb to Camp 1
Rotation.
Day 18: Return to BC
Descend.
Day 19: Rest Day
Recovery.
Day 20: Move to Camp 1
Climb.
Day 21: Move to Camp 2
High camp.
Day 22: Summit Day
Top.
Day 23: Descend to BC
Return.
Day 24: Reserve Day 1
Weather.
Day 25: Reserve Day 2
Weather.
Day 26: Pack up
Clean.
Day 27: Trek to Mumbuk
Descend.
Day 28: Trek to Tashigaon
Walk.
Day 29: Trek to Tumlingtar
End.
Day 30: Fly to Kathmandu & Departure
End.
Equipment Checklist
Recommended gear for Baruntse Expedition. Items can often be rented or purchased locally.
🧳 General
- Expedition down suit (or separate down jacket and pants rated to -40C)
- Four season mountain tent (provided by Moving Himalaya)
- Crampons (fit to boots)
- Ice axe
- Climbing harness
- Jumar (Ascender)
- Figure 8 / Descender
- Locking carabiners (3)
- Non-locking carabiners (3)
- Mountaineering boots (Plastic or technical leather)
- Gore-Tex overalls or separate jacket and pants
- Extreme cold rated sleeping bag (-20C to -40C)
- Foam sleeping pad + Inflatable insulated mat
👖 Lower Body
- Hiking pants (2)
- Comfortable pants for inside the tea house
- Water proof, wind proof shell
- Hiking shorts
- Inner thermal
- Technical fabric underwear
- Sports bras
- Sleeping clothes
👕 Upper Body
- Sun hat or cap ( we will provide you free glacier safari cap )
- Knitted hat
- Head lamp
- Sunglasses
- Technical fabric base layer (light for warmer months, heavy for colder months)
- Fabric short (2) and long sleeve (2) shirts
- Water & wind proof shell
- Fleece jacket or pullover
- Wool or technical fabric liner gloves
- Hard shell outer gloves
👟 Footwear
- Double Boots
🎒 Accessories
- Climbing helmet (UIAA/CE approved)
- Glacier glasses (Category 3 or 4 lenses)
- Ski goggles (for high winds/whiteouts)
- Headlamp (with extra batteries)
- Thermal flask (1 liter)
- Pee bottle (1 liter)
- Sunscreen (SPF 50+)
- Lip balm
- Personal first aid kit
- Hand and toe warmers
- Altitude medication (consult doctor)
- Satellite phone (optional, can be rented)
Includes
- Full service
- Sherpas
Excludes
- Personal gear
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