Baruntse Expedition - 39 Days

Baruntse Expedition takes you to 7162 m and offers a grand view of Lhotse (8516 m), Makalu (8481 m), and Everest (8848 m). The route that leads you to the summit of Baruntse comprises broader slopes, ice cliffs, and short ice steps. It also comprises of clefts and ridges. The summit day is 8 hours, but the remaining days are of 6 hours each. The itinerary of the Baruntse Expedition also includes Mera Peak Expedition, which is short and of 2 days and offers the splendid view of mountains, such as Chamlang (7290 m), Makalu (8475 m), Baruntse (7220 m), Everest (8848 m), Lhotse (8501 m), and Nuptse.

Before you reach the base camp of Baruntse, you walk through the Sherpa villages, climb up hills, and see a number of peaks, including Knogde Ri, Khatang, and Tang Ragi Tu mountains. Also, you walk on a narrow trail, which traverses through the trees of rhododendron, pine, and bamboo. You not only reach there, but also traverses pasture, moraines, and downhill. In the distance, you see the North Face of Meera Peak. Also, you practice ice climbing at glaciers, and you also pass by Peak 41 and Hunku Peak. From Khare, you enjoy watching the rewarding view of Mera La mountian, and later you head off to this mountain.Ace Holidays’ guides teach you everything that you need to know do in Baruntse Expedition. On 30 May 1954, both Colin Todd and Geoff Harrow conquered Baruntse from South-East Ridge Route. Following their footsteps from beginning till end, you reach the summit of Baruntse.

As you climb from the base camp to high camp, you see the stunning view of mountains that are rising above 7000 meters for examples, Chamlang (7290 m), Lhotse (8501 meters), and Nuptse. To the west side, you see peaks, such as Ama Dablam, Cho Oyo (8153 m) and Kantega.