Baruntse Expedition - 39 Days

Duration

39 Days

Age Range 10 - 70  years
Destination Nepal
Group Size 1 - 15
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Itineraries

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Day 1: Arrival in Tribhuvan International Airport, Kathmandu and Transfer to a Hotel (1350m/4430ft)

Hotel - 3 Stars
Includes standard meals ( Dinner )

Day 2: Sightseeing Around Kathmandu Valley and Buying Necessary Gears (1350m/4430ft)

Hotel - 3 Stars
Includes standard meals ( Breakfast )

Day 3: Briefing About the Expedition in Tourism Ministry

Hotel - 3 Stars
Includes standard meals ( Breakfast )

Day 4: Flight to Tenzing–Hillary Airport, Lukla (2840m/9318ft) and Trek to Chutanga (3450m/11319ft) - 40 mins (flight) / 4 hours (trek)

Trek Duration 4 Hours
Teahouse
Includes standard meals ( Breakfast Lunch Dinner )

Day 5: Trek from Chutanga to Thuli Kharka (Chatra-La) (3900m/12597ft) - 7 hours

Trek Duration 7 Hours
Teahouse
Includes standard meals ( Breakfast Lunch Dinner )

Day 6: Trek from Thuli Kharka (Chatra-La) to Kothe (4095m/13435ft) - 5 hours

Trek Duration 5 Hours
Teahouse
Includes standard meals ( Breakfast Lunch Dinner )

Day 7: Trek from Kothe to Thangnak (4350m/14272ft) - 4 hours

Trek Duration 4 Hours
Teahouse
Includes standard meals ( Breakfast Lunch Dinner )

Day 8: Trek from Thangnak to Khare (5045m/16551ft) - 3 hours

Teahouse
Includes standard meals ( Breakfast Lunch Dinner )

Day 9: Trek from Khare to Mera Base Camp (5350m/17542ft) - 5 hours

Camping
Includes standard meals ( Breakfast Lunch Dinner )

Day 10: Trek from Mera Base Camp to Seto Pokhari (4850m/15912ft) - 5 hours

Camping
Includes standard meals ( Breakfast Lunch Dinner )

Day 11: Trek from Seto Pokhari to Baruntse Base Camp (5300m/17400ft) - 4-5 hours

Camping
Includes standard meals ( Breakfast Lunch Dinner )

Day 12: Day 12-24: Climbing Period of Mount Baruntse (7129m/23389ft)

Camping
Includes standard meals ( Breakfast Lunch Dinner )

Day 13: Day 25: Trek from Baruntse Base Camp to Seto Pokhari (4850m/15912ft) - 6 hours

Trek Duration 6 Hours
Camping
Includes standard meals ( Breakfast Lunch Dinner )

Day 14: Day 26: Trek from Seto Pokhari to Mera Base Camp (5350m/17542ft) - 6 hours

Trek Duration 5 Hours
Camping
Includes standard meals ( Breakfast Lunch Dinner )

Day 15: Day 27: Trek from Mera Base Camp to Khare (5045m/16551ft) - 5 hours

Trek Duration 5 Hours
Teahouse
Includes standard meals ( Breakfast Lunch Dinner )

Day 16: Day 28: Trek from Khare to Kothe via Thangnak (4095m/13435ft) - 7 hours

Trek Duration 7 Hours
Teahouse
Includes standard meals ( Breakfast Lunch Dinner )

Day 17: Day 29: Trek from Kothe to Thuli Kharka (Chatra-La) (3900m/12597ft) - 5 hours

Trek Duration 5 Hours
Teahouse
Includes standard meals ( Breakfast Lunch Dinner )

Day 18: Day 30: Trek from Thuli Kharka (Chatra-La) to Lukla (2840m/9318ft) - 9 hours

Trek Duration 9 Hours
Teahouse
Includes standard meals ( Breakfast Lunch Dinner )

Day 19: Day 31: Flight from Tenzing–Hillary Airport, Lukla to Kathmandu and Transfer to the Hotel (1350m/4430ft) - 40 minutes

Trek Duration 40 minutes
Hotel - 3 Stars
Includes standard meals ( Breakfast Lunch Dinner )

Day 20: Day 32: Drive to Tribhuvan International Airport, Kathmandu for Final Departure (1350m/4430ft) - 0.5 hours

Trek Duration 30 minutes
Includes standard meals ( Breakfast )

Day 21: Day 39: Departure To The International Airport

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Damian B
May 18, 2025

Nepal Social Treks Review

I’ve just completed the 15 day Everest Base Camp trek with Nepal Social Treks and can’t praise the company, guide & porter highly enough. My guide in particular, Lhakpa was an absolute star who could not do enough to make the time away as comfortable as possible. Considerate, knowledgeable, funny, kind & inspiring. I genuinely don’t think I could have completed the trek without their support! A lifetime ambition completed thanks :)

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T3619NZreginas
May 10, 2025

Great guide

The Everest Base Camp trek was amazing. Everything was organised for us. The accommodation and food was better than we expected. Our guide Amrit was professional, knowledgeable, and kind. He adjusted our trip to follow our pace. When we got sick, he was extremely helpful and caring, and made sure we got the care we needed. We can't wait to return to trek again.

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Roger M
May 08, 2025

Awesome Annapurna Trek

We were extremely happy with our choice of Nepal Social Trekking for the 12 Day Annapurna Circuit Trek. We were expecting a group, but in the end, it was just my wife and I and Guide Kamal with Porter Nabin. Kamal always seemed to get us the best rooms at the Tea Houses and his knowledge of the trek was outstanding. He assisted and monitored our water intake, food and oxygen stats every day over 3000m, so on the morning we set off for Thorung La pass, we did it with ease. No headaches or any other issues. Our Porter was always very obliging and together they made a great team. Flights back to Kathmandu and other admin didn’t seem any issue. We highly recommend the company

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Marco Ciuffreda
Apr 30, 2025

We did the 12 days trek from Lukla to Everest Base Camp. It was an amazing experience! The trip is beautiful. Our guide Narayan helped us in every moment to reach the final destination. The porters were very kind. We recommend this experience!

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Damian Brannigan
May 17, 2025

I’ve just completed the 15 day Everest Base Camp trek with Nepal Social Treks and can’t praise the company, guide & porter highly enough. My guide in particular, Lhakpa was an absolute star who could not do enough to make the time away as comfortable as possible. Considerate, knowledgeable, funny, kind & inspiring. I genuinely don’t think I could have completed the trek without their support! A lifetime ambition completed thanks :)

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Elisa Di Ronza
Apr 30, 2025

Reaching Everest Base Camp was a dream of mine and this trek was really amazing!! Narayan, our guide, was truly skilled and great company; he supported us even in the most difficult moments. A heartfelt thank you to the porters, who, tireless and always smiling, made our trek possible! Well done, everyone!

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FAQs about Annapurna Circuit with Tilicho Lake

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What is the best time to take on Baruntse Expedition?

The best time to carry out this Baruntse Expedition is between April and May in spring and October and November in the fall. The Southeast ridge is considered the best route for you to climb this spectacular mountain.

Am I likely to get altitude sickness on this expedition?

As the elevation on this expedition exceeds 7000m, the possibilities of getting altitude sickness are generally high. You will have less contact with oxygen as you summit the top of Mount Baruntse. However, we have designed the itinerary in a way that you get a proper time to acclimatize. Our guides have years and years of experience in handling this kind of situation as they are trained well in using first-aid kits.

Plus, our guides will carry emergency oxygen with a regulator and mask while climbing so that you can receive immediate help when you need it. In case your situation gets worse, we will carry out the emergency rescue evacuation as per the company’s rule.

Who will be my guide?

We provide you local guides. On each expedition, our guides have been to the relevant areas many times. All the guides are experienced, flexible, and authorized by the Government of Nepal.

Our guides are professionals on mountaineering with extensive knowledge on the Himalayas, more than 5 years of experience with at least 3 times summit of Mt. Everest and are trained and assessed by the International Federation of Mountain Guides Association (IFMGA) or Nepal Mountaineering Association (NMA) with many years of Mountaineering experience in the world’s highest mountains.

What kind of insurance do I need for this expedition?

We recommend you get full insurance that includes travel, medical, and emergency evacuation to avoid unnecessary expenses in case of any unfortunate incident. Choose your insurance wisely, and if you have trouble, we can direct you just to the right one.

What do I need to get a Nepal Visa for the expedition?

To get Nepal visa, you need to have the following documents with you:

Two Passport-sized photos with a light backgroundCash in USD to get the visa fee.Your passport should be valid for at least 6 months.

Are the guides insured?

Yes. At Nepal Social Treks & Expedition, we make sure all our guides are well insured.

Do I need to tip the climbing guide and porter during this expedition?

Usually, climbing guides and porters expect some tips after the successful summit of the peak. You can tip them according to the satisfaction of your entire trip. The guides typically get USD300-500 while the porters get USD150.

How difficult is this Baruntse Expedition?

The difficulty level of Baruntse Expedition depends on these common factors:

Weather conditions and temperatureClimbing routeYour physical fitnessBasic climbing tricks and skillsHigh altitude sicknessTotal distance covered in the whole adventureClothing and necessary equipment

Should I have prior mountaineering experience for climbing Mount Baruntse?

It will be of great help if you have a prior climbing experience as Mount Baruntse lies above 7000 meters, which is undoubtedly pretty challenging to scale. However, don’t worry if you don’t have any experience. We will provide a half-day climbing training at Baruntse Base Camp. The Climbing Sherpa guides will teach you all the techniques for ice climbing and rock climbing and will give you proper instructions on using ropes and other climbing gear.

Are there any accidents recorded on Mount Baruntse?

Back in 2010, 19 times Everest summiteer Chhewang Nima of Nepal lost his life on Baruntse. He fell through a cornice while fixing a rope beneath the summit. Likewise, a 36-years-old British mountaineer named Michael Turner died while scaling Mount Baruntse back in May 2003. Michael lost his life after a rope snapped.

Climbing Gear List For Baruntse Expedition

These are some of the important climbing equipment that you should carry while taking on the Baruntse Expedition:

Climbing Boots

Summit Gloves

Climbing Helmet

Climbing Ropes

Down Suit

Crampons

Ice Axe

Ice Tools

Belay Device

Harness

Ascender

Lock Carabiner

Unlock Carabiner

Tape Slings

Prusik Loops

Snow Goggle

Head Light

Satellite Phone

Hand Warmer

Trekking Gear List For Baruntse Expedition

These are some of the important climbing equipment that you should carry while taking on the Baruntse Expedition:

Climbing BootsSummit GlovesClimbing HelmetClimbing RopesDown SuitCramponsIce AxeIce ToolsBelay DeviceHarnessAscenderLock CarabinerUnlock CarabinerTape SlingsPrusik LoopsSnow GoggleHead LightSatellite PhoneHand Warmer

Trekking Gear List For Baruntse Expedition

Here are some of the personal trekking gear that you can carry during the Baruntse Expedition:

Bags:

DaypackDuffel BagRucksacksWaterproof Stuff Sacks (large and small)

Clothing:

Trekking Shirt – Pack 4 to 5 breathable trekking shirts, balancing both half and full sleeves.

Thermal Layer – At least one pair of a thermal layer.

Fleece Jacket – Pack a lightweight fleece jacket for the lower region.

Trekking Shorts – Pack a couple of trekking shorts for lower reaches of the trek.

Lightweight long underpants – pack 2-3 pairs.Down pants

Trekking Trousers – Minimum 2 water and wind-resistant trekking pants.

Mid-weight long underpants – pack 2-3 pairs.

Down Jacket – Carry a high-quality down jacket to keep you warm from the extreme weather in the upper reaches of the trek.

Waterproof Shell Jacket – One waterproof jacket to stay protected in the wet weather.

Breathable Underwear – Carry at least 4 to 5 pairs of breathable and comfortable underwear.

Footwears:

Trekking shoesSandals/TrainersHiking SocksThermal SocksGaiter (For Winter)

Head Wears:

Warm BeanieSun Protection HatBalaclavaFleece HatNeck Gaiter

Hand Wear:

A Pair of Inner GlovesA Pair of Outer GlovesHeavy gloves (mitten)

Sleeping Bags:

Sleeping Bag for Base CampDown Sleeping Bag – 20 to -40 degree celsius for extreme conditionsThermarest Mattress (Cell Foam and Inflatable)

Medical:

First-Aid KitBandagesAntibioticIbuprofensDiamoxParacetamolHandy PlasterTincture Iodine

Other Accessories:

Trekking Poles

UV Protection Sunglasses

Water Bottle

Water Purification Tablets

Toiletries

Wet Tissues

SoapToothpaste

Toothbrush

Shampoo

Garbage Bag

Headlamp with Spare Batteries

Hand Sanitizers

Sunscreen/Lip Balm

Trekking Towels

Camera

Portable Chargers

Pocket Knife

Umbrella/Raincoat

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