Baruntse Peak Climbing (7,152 m) is a long day climbing trip, takes about 21 days to climb. Like Island Peak and Mera Peak, it is also one of the best peaks to climb for adventure seekers; it is located in Khumbu region of Nepal, right in the middle of two great sibling peaks – Lhotse and Makalu. This peak was first climbed by two Kiwis: Colin Todd and Geoff Harrow in May 1954 from the south route. There is also another route to climb from South East of Baruntse, which is more difficult than the south route because of its eminent icy path and its higher altitude.
Itinerary
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Fly from Kathmandu to Lukla (2840 m), and then trek to Chutanga Camp (3020 m).
Trek from Chutanga (3020 m) via Zatrawa la Pass (4610 m) to Taktho (3670 m).
Trek from Taktho (3670 m) to Kothe (3580 m).
Trek from Kothe (3580 m) to Tangnag (4358 m).
Rest day at Tangnag (4358 m) for Acclimatization.
Trek from Tangnag (4358 m) to Khare (5047 m).
Trek from Khare (5047 m) to Kongme Dingma (5068 m). via Mera La Pass (5350 m).
Trek from Kongme Dingma (5068 m) to Hongu Khola (4870 m).
Trek from Hongu Khola (4870 m) to Baruntse Base Camp (5400 m).
Climb from Baruntse Base Camp (5400 m) to West Col (6190 m).
Rest Day at West Col (6190 m).
Climb Baruntse Peak setting camps at different altitudes.
Summit Baruntse Peak (7152 m) and back to West Col (6190 m).
Summit Baruntse Peak (7152 m) and back to West Col (6190 m).
Trek from West Col (6190 m) to Baruntse Base Camp (5400 m).
Trek from Baruntse Base Camp (5400 m) to Amphu Labsta Base Camp (5527 m).
Trek from Amphu Labsta Base Camp (5527 m) to Chhukhung (4730 m) via Amphulapcha Pass ( 5845 m).
Trek from Chhukhung (4730 m) to Pangboche (3930 m).
Trek from Pangboche (3930 m) to Namche (3440 m).
Trek from Namche (3440 m) to Lukla (2840 m).
Fly from Lukla (2840 m) to Kathmandu.
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