Baruntse expedition full board autumn | Expedition Baruntse 2024

On the lap of Mount Everest and Mount Makalu, there lies the 7129 meters elevated beautiful Mountain Baruntse. This mountain was first climbed by Colin Todd and Geoff Harrow on 30 May 1954 via South-East Ridge. Since then, many climbers have successfully ascended to the summit. This mountain is also becoming a most preferred destination like the Mount Pumori, Ama Dablam and the Mount Everest. The south -East Ridge of Baruntse is a little bit difficult because of the steeps and hard sections of 50 Degree's elevation with a prominent ice cliff to be climbed facing the risk of avalanche on the route. The Spring season is secure for an expedition but climbers also climb during the autumn season.

The Monterosa Treks and Expedition has been organizing the Mount Baruntse scheduling the itinerary from Kathmandu and Lukla flight followed by an approximately 11 days trekking to Baruntse Base Camp. Having completed the trek, we use the same Lukla and Kathmandu route to return back. The Base Camp of Baruntse is located very nearby Panch Pokhari at an elevation of 5200m. Arun valley via Makalu Base camp route can be used to reach the Baruntse Mountain.

Trip Itinerary

01 Oct. 2024 Day 01: Arrival Kathmandu and transfer -hotel
02 Oct. 2024 Day 02: Prepare expedition for Baruntse-hotel
03 Oct. 2024 Day 03: Briefing in tourism department
04 Oct. 2024 Day 04: Fly to Lukla – Chutanga 3100m.-lodge
05 Oct. 2024 Day 05: Chutanga Zatra La- Thuli Khark lodge
06 Oct. 2024 Day 06: Chatrarbu (Thuli Khark)- Kothey lodge
07 Oct. 2024 Day 07: Trek Kothey–Thangnak 4355m. lodge
08 Oct. 2024 Day 08: Acclimatization & Rest for day – lodge
09 Oct. 2024 Day 09: Trek Thangnak –Khare village-lodge
10 Oct. 2024 Day 10: Trek Khare – Mera base -camp
11 Oct. 2024 Day 11: Mera BC 5415m.-Seto Pokhari-camp
12 Oct. 2024 Day 12: Seto Pokhari-Baruntse BC 5400m-camp
13 Oct. - 27 Oct. 2024 Day 13 - 27: Climb Baruntse 7129m
28 Oct. 2024 Day 28: Baruntse BC – Seto Pokhari - camp
29 Oct. 2024 Day 29: Seto Pokhari-Mera La - Khare lodge
30 Oct. 2024 Day 30: Trek Khare to Kothey village &lodge
31 Oct. 2024 Day 31: Trek Kothey to Chutanga stay lodge
01 Nov. 2024 Day 32: Trek Chutanga to Lukla & stay lodge
02 Nov. 2024 Day 33: Fly to Kathmandu &transfer to hotel
03 Nov. 2024 Day 34: D –Briefing & evening farewell dinner
04 Nov. 2024 Day 35: Transfer to airport for final departure

Trip Cost

Expedition Cost: Minimum 6 persons
1 Person USD 8,500 (1 person 1 climbing guide full board till to top)

Trip Cost Includes

3 nights 3-star hotel in Kathmandu with bed & Breakfast
Climbing permit for Mt. Baruntse 7129meters expedition
Food for trekking will be lodges till Khare, after camping
Food for Mt. Baruntse expedition in base camp all time
1 Base camp guide, 1 cook,1 cook helper, necessary porter
1 tent 1 climber north face in mount Baruntse expedition
Mattresses, dining tent, toilet, shower tent, all kitchen tent
High tent camp 1, 2, 3 North Face V-25 / similar company
1 climber –1 climbing Sherpa guide till to top Mt. Baruntse
2 climbers -1 climbing Sherpa guide to top Mount Baruntse
Fixed rope, main rope, Ice bar, sable Ice piton, ice Crew
climbing food, gas, stove, cooking pot above base camp
30kg cargo from Kathmandu –Lukla & Lukla -Kathmandu
Porter Lukla –Khare & base camp and while back to Lukla
Equipment allowance, daily allowance liaison officer, staff
Life, medical, rescue insurance for staff & Liaison officer
Pick up and drop Airport - Hotel - Airport transfer in Kathmandu
Welcome dinner with Nepali folk dance & songs in Kathmandu

Trip Cost Excludes

Personal equipment for climbing
Personal Insurance of climber
Lunch, dinner in Kathmandu
Emergency Rescue evacuation
Personal expenses expedition
Bar & beverage Bills for an expedition
Tips for the Base camp expedition staff
Fixed rope charge per person USD 200 more or less
Tips for Base camp expedition staff USD 150
Summit bonus for guide USD 700
Garbage deposit USD 2000 (Sharing of the total person)
and deposit fee will be not refunded if the climber don’t take back their garbage.