As soon as you land at Tribhuvan International Airport, a member of our team will pick you up. Your transfer to the hotel of your choosing will be arranged. They will also assist you with hotel check-in. You can unwind in your accommodation or come see us for comprehensive information about this journey.

In the evening, a welcome supper and a tour briefing will be organized. You can get to know our expedition’s team leader, expert Sherpa guides, and other climbers. In the evening, you can head back to the hotel where you will spend the night.

On this day we will take a short tour of Kathmandu.

You will have the opportunity to explore the magnificent historical and cultural relics of this city. There are many world heritage sites recognized by UNESCO. Kathmandu has three main Durbar squares: Basantapur, Patan and Bhaktapur.

These Durbar squares are a kind of open museum with a lot of heritage dating back more than 500 years. There are pagoda and Shikar style Hindu temples as well as Buddhist monasteries and Gumbas. Similarly, the ancient “Newar” settlements around the Durbar region are another highlight of this tour.

These magnificent works of art and artifacts are of great importance and have significant cultural and historical value. You can also enjoy exotic ‘Newari’ cuisine, including ‘aila’, a local fermented beverage. A professional heritage expert will take you on a guided tour of these sites in the Kathmandu Valley. Pashupatinath, Swayambhunath, Boudhanath and others are some of the important monuments of this city. Since we cannot visit all of these places in one day, we will only visit a few that you choose in advance. Back at the hotel, you can prepare for your expedition by packing your suitcase carefully for the trip.

We’ll eat a delectable breakfast before heading to Tribhuvan International Airport. Then we will board the plane for Lukla. The picturesque early-morning flight offers you the most breathtaking views of a snow-capped mountain. The entrance to the Everest region, Lukla, will be reached after around 45 minutes.

From Lukla to Chhuthang, we will begin our trek. Green fields and trees along the route from Lukla. The path eventually descends to take us below the Kalo Himal slopes. Additionally, trekkers will have the chance to travel through charming hamlets along the way. The night will be spent with us at Chhuthang.

From Chhuthang, we will hike towards Satrawala Pass (4600m). The trail leading to Satrawala Pass is steep and far away. From the summit of this pass, you will be mesmerized by the magnificent view of the entire panorama, which includes Kongo Ri, Mt. Numbar Himal, Karyolang Peak, and others. We descend to Tuli Kharka after touring the surroundings and taking pictures. We’ll spend the night in Tuli Kharka.

Tuli Kharka is traversed by the path now on a difficult route. It travels through a thick oak, pine, juniper, and rhododendron woodland. Along the trek, the view of Mount Mera and the surrounding range of snow-covered mountains is immensely captivating.

We’ll do a final ascent to reach Kothe after descending into the Hinku River and then ascending again. Kothe, which is situated in the Hinku Valley’s North, appears to be wonderfully stunning. We spend the night here in a lonely area.

From Kothe, the route to Thangnak is rather simple. Along the way, we shall cross the ridge of the Hinku River. There is a historic Lungsumgba Gompa that is older than about two centuries. The inclining riverside trail is very beautiful.

Trekkers can see snow-capped mountains, such as Mera Peak and Kusum Kanguru Peak, among others. The lovely Thangnak summer grazing trails will subsequently be passed through. When we get to Thangnak, we’ll stay in a teahouse.

We shall eat a delectable meal after waking up early. After that, we’ll begin the arduous ascent to Hinku and Shar Glaciers. His path then takes us to a moraine and continues through a lovely valley.

After that, there will be a long climb until we reach Khare, our final goal. A stunning view of Mera Peak’s northern face is also available. Khare is an excellent acclimatization site. We’ll spend the night at a teahouse in Khare after doing some local exploration.

We’ll start our acclimatization at Khare after waking up early and eating breakfast. Any high-altitude trekking experience must include acclimatization since it makes it easier to adjust to shifting conditions.

We will acclimatize at Khare because this trekking trip involved an altitude gain of more than 5000m. The expedition to climb Baruntse Peak is a difficult adventure. You can climb the mountain top with the aid of this acclimatization.

Additionally, this is an opportunity for team leaders and climbing specialists to inspect your equipment and gear for hiking. You can take a quick trek up a neighboring hill because you shouldn’t just sit around during acclimatization days. You will receive climbing instruction from our team leaders to help you be ready for the Baruntse trek.

On this day, we will traverse the magnificent Mera La Pass. To get to the Mera La Pass, the trail departs from Khare and travels over rugged terrain until arriving at the Mera Western Glacier. From the mountain pass, we can see stunning vistas of the Everest Mahalangur region’s snow-capped mountains. Then our track takes us to an area where we may relax and spend the night below the pass.

On this day, we will traverse the magnificent Mera La Pass. To get to the Mera La Pass, the trail departs from Khare and travels over rugged terrain until arriving at the Mera Western Glacier. From the mountain pass, we can see stunning vistas of the Everest Mahalangur region’s snow-capped mountains. Then our track takes us to an area where we may relax and spend the night below the pass.

We shall traverse the valley today, in which there are several stray small pebbles. From Seto Pokhari to Baruntse Base Camp, the hike today begins. As we ascend the route, the area becomes ever more rocky and desolate.

To reach the Base Camp of Mount Baruntse, we will also go over various mountain passes. The paths wind across the region’s distinctive landscapes and rich cultural heritage. Overnight, we’ll stay in the base camp.

We will resume our ascent of Mount Baruntse starting on day 12-23. We shall climb Mount Baruntse after some time of acclimatization and preparation. Near the summit, there are high camps, and there are extra camps put up for this expedition’s acclimatization. There, our crew will provide wholesome meals and investigate numerous mountain-climbing paths.

We’ll keep moving up to higher camps, going down to lower camps, and vice versa. This will aid in acclimatization and preparation for the journey. Your training and adequate understanding of gear and equipment will be assisted by our climbing professionals and team leaders. This excursion is quite difficult because of the unpredictability of the weather.

On the South-East Ridge of Baruntse mountain is Camp 1 (6100m). The difficult course features 45° gradients that need for a fixed-line. As the trail crosses through Upper Barun glacier, we ascend the West Col edge. After that, climbers begin a 150-meter, 50-degree ascent to the West Col.

Another key location on this trip is Camp 2, which is situated at a height of 6400 meters on Southeast Ridge’s Upper Barun glacier. We begin our ascent on a glacier slope from camp 1. The path contains several concealed crevasses, thus a fixed rope is necessary. You receive assistance from our expedition team’s Sherpa guides with fixed ropes and camp setup.

From camp 2, we make a difficult ascent to the Baruntse mountain top. In order to get to a minor Col (6500m), we have to climb a 75 degree ice wall. We might continue along the ridge after this ascent to the top of Baruntse Mountain (7129m). The Southeast path is a simple way to reach Baruntse peak’s top.

The greatest views of Mount Everest, Cho Oyu, Lhotse, Kanchenjunga, Makalu, Mera Peak, Nuptse, and other mountains are available from the summit of this Baruntse peak. We visit the top, take photographs, and then head back to base camp, where we camp out for the night.

It’s pretty exhilarating to do the quick walk from Base Camp to Seto Pokhari. We’ll pick up all of our trash and tidy up the area surrounding base camp. We’ll head back to Seto Pokhari after taking care of its disposal and gathering our climbing supplies.

When we reach our location, we shall unwind and recuperate. We will return down the same route, but this time through Hinku Valley to give you a new view of the area. We are going to the Seto Pokhari resort.

Seto Pokhari to Mera La Pass is a strenuous, high-elevation path. A portion of the area’s alpine valley and hills are traversed during this isolated location excursion. To get to Mera La Pass, we must hike up a rocky route that gradually becomes higher. We’re going to camp in Mera La Pass for the night.

On this day, we will descend down a difficult path from the Mera La pass. One of the highlights of this journey is the breathtaking vistas of the high alpine valley with snow-capped mountains. We will explore the area around the pass before descending to reach Thangnak through Khare. At a teahouse in Thagnak, we’ll spend the night.

There are pleasant, downhill paths on this walk from Thagnak to Kothe. We will follow the same paths as before when we hike from Thagnak to Kothe. The pathways in the area go through thick high alpine woods. We’ll stay in a lodge after we get to Kothe.

From Kothe to Tuli Kharka, the routes on this walk are comparatively easier. As we travel through the deep forest, we will progressively rise. We go in the direction of Tuli Kharka after passing through the Hinku Valley. The breathtaking views of the snow-covered mountains, including Mt. Mera Central, Mera North, and the southern face of Mera Peak, are particularly beautiful from the top of Tuli Kharka.

This hike is the final leg of our Baruntse adventure, connecting Tuli Kharka and Lukla. the Kalo Himal’s tall ridge. We will travel across Satrawala Pass over a challenging path in an isolated area. Following stunning views of the snow-covered mountains, we continue down Chutanga to Lukla. As the official end of our Barutntse excursion, we will spend the night in Lukla.

Early in the morning, we’ll join a spectacular flight from Lukla to Kathmandu. You will be taken to your accommodation after landing at Kathmandu’s Tribhuvan International Airport. You may browse gift shops, see historic sites, wander around Thamel, or simply unwind at your hotel. On the occasion of the conclusion of our Mt. Baruntse trek, we will enjoy a celebration supper.

Early in the morning after breakfast, a member of our staff will drive you to Tribhuvan International Airport so you may catch a flight to your final destination.