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Baruntse Expedition with Mera Peak Climbing

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Max. elevation
6461 m / 21197 ft
Group size
Min 4+
Level
Difficult
Transportation
Domestic flight and all ground transportation as per itinerary
Best season
Mar - May, Sep - Nov
Starts at / Ends at
Kathmandu / Kathmandu
Accommodation
3*** Hotel in Kathmandu and Tea House / Lodge / Camp during the trek
Meals
Breakfast in Kathmandu and all meals during the trek

Highlights

  • Achieve the summits of Mera Peak (6,476 m) and Baruntse (7,129 m), experiencing the thrill of climbing two spectacular Himalayan peaks.
  • Enjoy panoramic vistas from both summits, including views of Everest, Lhotse, Makalu, and the surrounding Himalayan ranges.
  • Tackle the straightforward ascent of Mera Peak as an acclimatization climb, followed by the more technical and demanding climb of Baruntse.
  • Traverse beautiful and remote landscapes, from lush forests and alpine meadows on the approach to Mera Peak to the rugged terrain of the Makalu-Barun National Park for Baruntse.
  • Experience the rich cultural heritage of local Sherpa and Rai communities, visiting traditional villages and monasteries.
  • Benefit from a well-planned acclimatization process with time spent at both Mera Peak Base Camp and Baruntse Base Camp.
  • Enjoy the stunning settings and comfort of Mera Peak Base Camp (5,300 m) and Baruntse Base Camp (5,400 m), both offering spectacular Himalayan scenery.
  • Rely on experienced guides and Sherpas for top-notch support, including high-quality gear, safety measures, and logistical assistance.

Overview

Baruntse is a majestic peak standing at 7,129 meters (23,389 feet) in the Himalayas of Nepal. Located in the remote Makalu-Barun National Park, it is a stunning, less-frequented destination compared to some of the more famous peaks in the region. Baruntse offers a challenging climbing experience with its complex ice and snow routes, making it a coveted objective for experienced mountaineers seeking a high-altitude adventure off the beaten path.

Mera Peak, on the other hand, is a popular trekking peak in the Khumbu region of Nepal, rising to 6,476 meters (21,246 feet). Known for its relatively straightforward climb compared to other high-altitude peaks, Mera Peak offers climbers the opportunity to experience the thrill of high-altitude climbing with less technical difficulty. The summit provides spectacular views of five of the world’s 8000-meter peaks, including Everest, Lhotse, and Makalu, making it a favorite for climbers seeking panoramic Himalayan vistas.

Combining the Baruntse Expedition with Mera Peak Climbing offers a comprehensive experience of high-altitude climbing, blending the challenge of a remote, technically demanding ascent with the rewarding views of one of Nepal’s premier trekking peaks.

About Higher Path Treks
Higher Path Treks is a premier adventure travel company specializing in high-altitude climbs and treks in the Himalayas. With a reputation for exceptional service, meticulous planning, and a focus on client safety, Higher Path Treks has established itself as a leader in organizing successful and memorable climbing expeditions. Their team of experienced guides, mountaineers, and support staff ensures that every aspect of the journey, from preparation to summit, is handled with the highest level of expertise and care.

Pre-Expedition Preparation
The preparation for an expedition involving both Baruntse and Mera Peak requires thorough physical and mental readiness. Higher Path Treks provides a comprehensive pre-expedition training program to prepare climbers for the demands of high-altitude climbing. This preparation includes a detailed fitness regimen focusing on endurance, strength, and technical climbing skills. Climbers are encouraged to engage in high-altitude training and simulation hikes to adapt to the conditions they will face.

In addition to physical training, climbers receive detailed briefings on the logistics of the expedition, gear requirements, and safety protocols. Higher Path Treks provides guidance on selecting and preparing climbing equipment, including technical gear for Baruntse and trekking gear for Mera Peak. Climbers are also briefed on acclimatization strategies and emergency procedures.

Expedition Logistics and Route
The expedition generally follows a structured itinerary that integrates both Baruntse and Mera Peak climbs. The journey typically starts with a flight from Kathmandu to Lukla, followed by a trek to Mera Peak Base Camp. After summiting Mera Peak, the expedition proceeds to the Baruntse region. The logistics for both peaks are meticulously planned by Higher Path Treks to ensure a smooth and successful journey.

Mera Peak Climbing:
  • Approach and Base Camp: The trek to Mera Peak Base Camp takes climbers through the beautiful and diverse terrain of the Khumbu region. The journey involves passing through traditional Sherpa villages, lush forests, and alpine meadows, culminating at Base Camp, situated at around 5,300 meters (17,388 feet). Higher Path Treks arranges all necessary logistics, including permits, accommodation, and supplies.
  • Climbing Route: The ascent of Mera Peak involves establishing a high camp at approximately 6,000 meters (19,685 feet) before the final summit push. The climb to the summit is relatively straightforward, involving snow and ice traverses but is still challenging due to the altitude. The summit provides breathtaking panoramic views of the surrounding Himalayan peaks.

Baruntse Expedition:
  • Travel to Baruntse: After completing the Mera Peak climb, the expedition transitions to Baruntse. This involves a trek from the Mera Peak region to the Baruntse Base Camp, situated at around 5,300 meters (17,388 feet). The trek passes through rugged terrain and remote areas, providing a sense of adventure and exploration.
  • Climbing Route and Camps: The ascent of Baruntse involves setting up multiple camps. Key camps include Camp 1 (6,000 meters/19,685 feet) and Camp 2 (6,500 meters/21,325 feet), positioned on the route to the summit. The climb requires navigating technical ice and snow sections, with the final summit push typically undertaken during a weather window to ensure safe conditions.

Safety and Support
Safety is a top priority for Higher Path Treks. The company employs a proactive approach to risk management, providing climbers with high-quality safety equipment, including oxygen systems, advanced medical supplies, and communication devices. The guides are experienced in high-altitude climbing and trained in first aid and emergency response procedures. Regular safety briefings and drills are conducted to prepare climbers for any potential challenges, and the company maintains continuous monitoring of weather conditions and climber health throughout the expedition.

Cultural and Scenic Experience
Both Baruntse and Mera Peak climbs offer rich cultural and scenic experiences. The trek to Mera Peak includes visits to traditional Sherpa villages, where climbers can engage with local communities and experience Sherpa culture. The Baruntse region, though more remote, provides stunning views of the Himalayas and a sense of solitude and adventure. The combination of cultural immersion and breathtaking landscapes enhances the overall climbing experience, making the journey to these peaks both challenging and rewarding.

Post-Expedition Reflection
Upon completing the climbs, climbers have the opportunity to reflect on their achievements and celebrate their success. Higher Path Treks organizes a post-expedition gathering where climbers can share their experiences, enjoy camaraderie, and acknowledge the efforts of the support team. This reflective moment allows climbers to appreciate their accomplishments and the journey they undertook.

The Baruntse Expedition combined with Mera Peak Climbing represents a unique and rewarding adventure in the Himalayas. With Higher Path Treks’ expertise in high-altitude expeditions, climbers can expect meticulous planning, comprehensive support, and an unforgettable climbing experience. From the challenging ascent of Baruntse to the panoramic views from Mera Peak, this journey offers a blend of adventure, cultural richness, and stunning natural beauty. Higher Path Treks is dedicated to guiding climbers through every aspect of this extraordinary adventure, ensuring a memorable and successful expedition.

Trip Itinerary

Welcome to Kathmandu! Upon your arrival at Tribhuvan International Airport, a representative will greet you and transfer you to your hotel. Kathmandu, the bustling capital of Nepal, offers a rich cultural experience with its vibrant streets, historical landmarks, and diverse cuisine. Take the day to rest and adjust to the new time zone. If you arrive early enough, you might explore the nearby areas or simply enjoy a relaxing evening at the hotel. A briefing about the upcoming expedition will be held later in the day, where you will meet your climbing and trekking team and go over the itinerary. Overnight at a hotel in Kathmandu.

After breakfast, prepare for a scenic drive to Manthali, located about 130 kilometers east of Kathmandu. The drive takes approximately 6-7 hours and traverses through picturesque rural landscapes, terraced fields, and winding mountain roads. Manthali is a small town that serves as a gateway to the Everest region. The drive offers a glimpse into the traditional life of the Nepalese people and the natural beauty of the region. Upon arrival in Manthali, check into a local lodge or guesthouse, relax, and prepare for the next day's flight. Overnight at a lodge in Manthali.

Begin your adventure with an early morning flight from Manthali to Lukla. The flight is renowned for its breathtaking views of the Himalayas and the dramatic landing at Lukla’s short and challenging runway. After arriving in Lukla, start your trek to Paiya (also known as Chutok). The trek takes you through lush forests, quaint villages, and along scenic ridges. The path is generally downhill or level, making it a relatively easy trek to start your journey. Upon arrival in Paiya, settle into a local lodge, rest, and enjoy the serene environment. Overnight at a lodge in Paiya.

Today's trek leads you from Paiya to Panggom, a charming village located at a higher altitude. The trail involves a steady climb through diverse terrain, including forested areas and open meadows. As you ascend, you'll pass through small villages and encounter local wildlife. The journey offers stunning views of the surrounding peaks and valleys. Panggom is known for its picturesque setting and traditional houses. After reaching the village, check into your lodge and take some time to relax and acclimatize. Overnight at a lodge in Panggom.

Today’s trek will take you from Panggom to Ramailo Danda, a scenic ridge offering panoramic views of the surrounding landscapes. The trail is a steady ascent, passing through terraced fields and dense forests. As you gain altitude, the views of the distant peaks become more prominent. Ramailo Danda is known for its beautiful vantage point and is a great spot for taking in the natural beauty of the region. Upon arrival, check into your lodge, relax, and enjoy the serene environment. Overnight at a lodge in Ramailo Danda.

Today's trek leads you from Ramailo Danda to Chhetra Khola Camp Site. The trail descends into the Chhetra Khola Valley, crossing several streams and passing through dense forests. The path is a mix of ups and downs, with some steep sections. Chhetra Khola is a picturesque campsite by the river, providing a tranquil setting for the night. After arriving, set up your camp, relax, and prepare for the next day's trek. Overnight at a camp in Chhetra Khola.

From Chhetra Khola, trek to Kothe, a village situated in a beautiful valley. The trail ascends gradually, offering spectacular views of the surrounding peaks and glaciers. Kothe is a key stop on the way to Mera Peak and serves as a base for climbers preparing for their ascent. Upon reaching Kothe, check into your lodge, rest, and enjoy the stunning views of the Himalayas. Overnight at a lodge in Kothe.

Today's trek takes you from Kothe to Thangnak, a significant acclimatization stop. The trail ascends through alpine meadows and rocky terrain, with increasing views of the snow-capped peaks. Thangnak is a small settlement at a higher altitude, offering a good vantage point for acclimatization and preparation for the higher climbs. After arriving, check into your lodge, and take time to acclimate to the altitude. Overnight at a lodge in Thangnak.

The trek from Thangnak to Khare is a challenging ascent, taking you to a higher altitude. The trail climbs steadily through rugged terrain, crossing several moraines and glacial areas. Khare is the final stop before making the push to Mera Peak High Camp. The village offers basic amenities and serves as a crucial point for acclimatization and preparation. Once you arrive, settle into your lodge and rest in preparation for the climb. Overnight at a lodge in Khare.

Spend the day acclimatizing in Khare and participating in pre-climb training. Acclimatization is essential to adjust to the high altitude and minimize the risk of altitude sickness. During the day, you’ll receive training on climbing techniques, including the use of crampons, ice axes, and ropes. This preparation will be critical for the successful ascent of Mera Peak. Take short hikes around Khare to further acclimatize and familiarize yourself with the climbing equipment. Overnight at a lodge in Khare.

From Khare, trek to Mera High Camp, located at a higher altitude on the way to the summit of Mera Peak. The trail involves a strenuous ascent through icy and rocky terrain. Mera High Camp is situated in a dramatic alpine setting with stunning views of the surrounding peaks and glaciers. Upon arrival, set up your camp, rest, and prepare for the summit attempt the following day. Overnight at Mera High Camp.

Today is the summit day for Mera Peak. Start early to make the most of the daylight and favorable weather conditions. The climb involves navigating snow and ice, with technical sections requiring the use of climbing gear. Upon reaching the summit, you’ll be rewarded with breathtaking views of the Everest massif and surrounding peaks. After spending some time at the summit, descend back to Kongma Dingma. The descent can be challenging but offers an opportunity to enjoy the changing landscapes. Overnight at Kongma Dingma.

A reserve day is included in the itinerary to accommodate any unexpected delays due to weather, acclimatization issues, or other unforeseen circumstances. Use this day to rest, acclimate, and prepare for the next stages of the expedition. If everything is on track, you might use this time for additional exploration or relaxation. Overnight at Kongma Dingma.

From Kongma Dingma, trek to Seto Pokhari, a beautiful high-altitude lake. The trail involves crossing rugged terrain and ascending through alpine meadows and rocky ridges. Seto Pokhari is a serene location with stunning views of the surrounding peaks and a pristine lake. Set up camp upon arrival and take some time to relax and enjoy the tranquil environment. Overnight at Seto Pokhari.

Trek from Seto Pokhari to Baruntse Base Camp, situated at the foot of the impressive Baruntse Peak. The trail is a steady ascent through challenging terrain, including moraines and glacier fields. Baruntse Base Camp provides a spectacular setting for the upcoming climb, with panoramic views of the surrounding peaks. Set up camp and take some time to acclimate and prepare for the climbing period. Overnight at Baruntse Base Camp.

The climbing period for Baruntse spans over 11 days and involves multiple ascents and descents through the various camps established on the mountain. The standard climbing route includes:

  • Camp I (5,800 meters / 19,029 feet): Set up at a suitable altitude for acclimatization and preparation.
  • Camp II (6,400 meters / 21,000 feet): Positioned higher up to facilitate the final push to the summit.
  • Summit Push: The final ascent involves climbing through mixed rock, snow, and ice. The summit of Baruntse offers incredible views of the surrounding Himalayan peaks.
  • Return to Base Camp: After reaching the summit, descend back to Base Camp for rest and recovery.

Throughout this period, you'll follow a structured schedule of acclimatization climbs, rest days, and summit attempts. The climbing team will assist you with all technical aspects of the climb and ensure your safety.

After the intensive climbing period, take a rest day at Baruntse Base Camp. This day is essential for recovery, acclimatization, and preparation for the trek out. Use this time to relax, enjoy the stunning views, and reflect on the expedition. Make any final preparations for the next stages of the trek. Overnight at Baruntse Base Camp.

Trek from Baruntse Base Camp to Amphu Labcha Base Camp. The trail involves a gradual ascent through rugged terrain, including crossing the Amphu Labcha Pass. Amphu Labcha Base Camp provides a strategic location for preparing for the next phase of the expedition. Set up camp, rest, and enjoy the scenic beauty of the high-altitude environment. Overnight at Amphu Labcha Base Camp.

Move from the southern side of Amphu Labcha Base Camp to the northern side. This relocation allows for better acclimatization and prepares you for crossing the Amphu Labcha Pass. The northern base camp offers better views of the surrounding peaks and glaciers. Spend the day preparing for the crossing of Amphu Labcha Pass. Overnight at Amphu Labcha Base Camp (North).

From Amphu Labcha Base Camp, trek to Pangboche. The descent involves traversing through diverse landscapes, including alpine forests and traditional Sherpa villages. Pangboche is a picturesque village known for its traditional architecture and Buddhist monasteries. Upon arrival, check into a local lodge and rest after the trek. Overnight at a lodge in Pangboche.

Continue your trek from Pangboche to Namche Bazaar, a vibrant hub in the Everest region. The trail includes a mix of descents and ascents, offering stunning views of the Himalayas and the opportunity to interact with local Sherpas. Namche Bazaar is a bustling town with shops, cafes, and lodges. Upon arrival, check into your lodge and enjoy the lively atmosphere of the town. Overnight at a lodge in Namche Bazaar.

The final trek takes you from Namche Bazaar to Lukla. The trail descends through lush forests and follows the Dudh Koshi River. As you approach Lukla, the environment transitions from the high-altitude terrain to more moderate elevations. Upon arrival in Lukla, check into your lodge and rest after the long trek. Reflect on your achievements and enjoy your final night in the Everest region. Overnight at a lodge in Lukla.

Take an early morning flight from Lukla back to Kathmandu. The flight offers one last opportunity to enjoy the magnificent views of the Himalayas. Upon arrival in Kathmandu, you will be transferred to your hotel. The rest of the day is at your leisure. You can explore the city, shop for souvenirs, or simply relax. Overnight at a hotel in Kathmandu.

This day is reserved as a contingency to accommodate any unforeseen delays or issues that may have arisen during the expedition. If everything is on schedule, you can use this day to further explore Kathmandu, visit additional sites, or enjoy a relaxing day in the city. Overnight at a hotel in Kathmandu.

On your final day, prepare for your departure from Kathmandu. You will be transferred to Tribhuvan International Airport approximately three hours before your scheduled flight. Our representative will assist you with check-in and bid you farewell. Safe travels and best wishes as you head back home.

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Includes

  • Airport transportation (pick-up and drop-off)
  • 3 nights accommodation in a 3-star hotel in Kathmandu with breakfast
  • Domestic flights (Kathmandu-Lukla-Kathmandu)
  • All meals (breakfast, lunch, dinner) during the trek
  • Welcome and farewell dinners in Kathmandu
  • One Sherpa assigned per climber for the Mera / Baruntse summit.
  • All ground transportation as per the itinerary in a comfortable private vehicle
  • English-speaking trained and experienced trekking guide
  • Porter service (1 porter for 2 clients)
  • Staff costs including salary, insurance, and equipment (including a down jacket for porter)
  • All necessary paperwork and trekking permits (TIMS card, Mera Peak climbing permit)
  • All government and local taxes
  • Fees for traversing the Khumbu Icefall.
  • Full board meals while trekking to base camp.
  • Expenses for the liaison officer.
  • Experienced climbing guide, porters, their equipment, daily wages, food, and insurance.
  • Cook, cook’s assistant, Base Camp Leader, Manager, and Camp 2 cook and kitchen helper.
  • All necessary camping and kitchen equipment, including base camp tents, dining tent with table and chairs, kitchen utensils, and toilet facilities.
  • Oxygen with regulator and mask for medical emergencies.
  • New member and Sherpa tents for high altitudes.
  • For high-altitude climbs.
  • Portable Altitude Chamber for emergency use.
  • Group climbing hardware and equipment.
  • Satellite phone for emergencies.
  • Additional climbing guide for emergency high-altitude rescues.
  • Solar power at Base Camp.
  • Extra night accommodation in Kathmandu or on the trek / climbing for any reason (Early arrival or delay, Early arrival from trek due to any reason) money is not refund

Doesn't Include

  • Personal insurance covering medical and high-risk activities.
  • Fees for the visa to enter Nepal.
  • Meals outside of the provided breakfast in Kathmandu.
  • Equipment and climbing gear for individual use.
  • International Airfare to and from Nepal.
  • Any cargo required for international travel.
  • Extra food requirements beyond the provided meals for members.
  • Bonus for the climbing guide upon reaching the summit.
  • Personal expenses such as cold drinks and alcohol during the trek
  • Hot showers and charging facilities for electronic devices during the trek
  • Internet usage fees and battery charging costs during the trek
  • Tips for guide and porter
  • Any additional expenses not mentioned in the "Included" section
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Equipment List

Travel Document

  • Valid passport
  • valid visa
  • 2 PP size photo for permit
  • personal insurance(Medical and
  • Emergency Rescue)
  • Emergency contact Family/company
  • contact number
  • Credit card

Toiletries

  • Hand Sanitizers and hand wash
  • Wet Tissue
  • Toothbrush
  • Bath Soap
  • Shampoo
  • Laundry soap
  • Garbage bag
  • Period Pad for women )

Upper Body

  • Short Sleeved shirt / T-shirts
  • Lightweight Top/ Thermo coat
  • Synthetic or fleece jacket
  • Down insulated jacket
  • Windproof jacket
  • Gore-Tex jacket

Hand and head

  • Lightweight synthetic liner glove
  • Wind stopper fleece gloves
  • Sun cap
  • Wool/fleece hat
  • Neck gaiter /high neck

Lower Body

  • Underwear
  • Lightweight ling underpants
  • Trekking pants
  • Gore-Tex pants
  • Trekking and climbing socks 5-6
  • pairs

Miscellaneous

  • Umbrella/Rain punch
  • Water proof stuff sacks
  • Power bank

Technical Devices and gear

  • Headlamp with Spare Batteries
  • Sleeping bag -30
  • Sun/ Glacier glasses UV protection
  • Day pack 45-55Lit
  • Water bottle
  • Pack towel
  • Trekking pole
  • Swiss knife
  • Slippers
  • Trekking boots
  • Mini Crampon very useful of hiking
  • A durable pair of gaiters is helpful if
  • we encounter much snow along the
  • route

First Aid Kit

  • Sunscreen (50 spf)
  • Lips guard
  • Water purification tablets
  • Baby wipes or wet towels
  • Handy plaster
  • Crack bandage
  • Antibiotic ( ask your medical doctor
  • Paracitamol ( ask your medical
  • Aspirin ( ask your medical doctor
  • Sinex ( ask your medical doctor
  • Anti-diarrhea ( ask your medical
  • Brufen/Ibuprofen ( ask your
  • medical doctor
  • Diamox ( ask your medical doctor
  • Dexamethasone tablets ( ask your
  • medical doctor
  • Eye drop
  • Move, Sancho blam
  • Oxymeter, thermometer

Technical climbing gear

  • Climbing Helmet
  • Climbing boot(G2SM/G2EVO)
  • Ice Axe semi-technical
  • Crampons
  • Harness
  • Carabineers Lock-4pcs & unlock-2
  • pcs
  • Belay Device (ATC Guide/Figure of 8
  • Ascenders/Jumar
  • Headlamp with spare batteries
  • Safety cord -3m.85mm
  • Tape sling 120cm
  • Climbing Helmate
  • Thermos for hot water/ tea summit day

Frequently Asked Questions

Baruntse is a 7,129-meter (23,389 feet) peak located in the Himalayas of Nepal, part of the Mahalangur Himal. It is known for its challenging climb and stunning views.

Mera Peak is a 6,476-meter (21,247 feet) peak situated in the Mahalangur region as well. It is considered a "trekking peak" but offers a high-altitude climbing experience with spectacular views of Everest, Lhotse, and Cho Oyu.

The optimal climbing seasons are pre-monsoon (late April to early June) and post-monsoon (late September to early November). These periods generally offer the most stable weather conditions for both peaks.

Climbers should have previous high-altitude mountaineering experience, ideally on peaks above 6,000 meters (19,685 feet). Technical climbing skills are necessary for Baruntse, while Mera Peak requires less technical skill but still demands good fitness and acclimatization.

Baruntse: Requires a climbing permit from the Nepal Mountaineering Association (NMA).

Mera Peak: Also requires a climbing permit from the NMA.

Both peaks will need a TIMS (Trekkers' Information Management System) card for trekking in the region.

Risks include severe weather conditions, avalanches, crevasse falls, altitude sickness, and physical exhaustion. The high-altitude environment and the technical nature of Baruntse add to the challenges.

Essential gear includes high-altitude climbing boots, crampons, ice axes, harnesses, helmets, and ropes. Specialized clothing for extreme cold and technical climbing gear are also necessary. Both climbs will require different sets of gear tailored to their specific challenges.

Baruntse: Supplemental oxygen is often used above 7,000 meters (22,965 feet). The system includes tanks, masks, and regulators.

Mera Peak: Supplemental oxygen is generally not used, as the altitude is lower compared to Baruntse, but climbers should still be prepared for high-altitude conditions.

Climbers must be in excellent health and prepared for the physical demands of high-altitude climbing. Common issues include altitude sickness, frostbite, and dehydration. Proper acclimatization and regular health checks are essential.

Guides are experienced professionals who provide leadership, technical support, and safety. They assist with route planning, managing logistics, and ensuring climbers’ well-being. Support teams, including Sherpas, help with carrying equipment and setting up camps.

Evaluate your climbing experience and fitness level. Consult with experienced climbers, guide services, and medical professionals. Develop a training and preparation plan and consider all logistical and financial aspects of the expedition.

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