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Nepal
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Mountaineering Expeditions to Nepal -
Over 7000 Meters
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Mt. Bruntse - 7129 m (23390 ft)
Normal route - South East ridge
Fly in Tumlingtar - Fly out Tumlingtar
Location: Lat: 27.51.19 - Long: 86.58.55
Baruntse Peak lies in the heart of the Khumbu massif to
the west of Makalu. This captivating ridge is surrounded
by some of the most famous peaks of the world: Everest,
Lhotse, Ama Dablam..........and the list continues.
Baruntse is the most accessible 7000 meter peak in the
region besides having a normal route of ascent which can
be guided. The first to make its summit were the already
famous Hillay and Jim McFarlane. The ascent route is
through the southern ridge overhanging the famous West
pass, this is in act the traditional route opened by
Hillary and Shipton in 1952. The regular approach begins
at Lukla and takes you across the Hongu valley, one of the
most fertile region in Nepal, passing northward through a
beautiful alpine environment. The walk passes through
delightful Sherpa country and provides for excellent
acclimatization. The Baruntse base camp is at an altitude
of around 5400m and sits near the pristine lakes below
Amphu Labtsa pass. The route then follows a long ridge
leading to the summit. An ascent on Baruntse is an
adventure for climbers wishing to meet a true Nepalese
7000 meter.
We suggests you to allow 44 days for your whole trip
depending upon your physical and climatic conditions.
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Mt. Gyachung Kang - 7952 m (26090 ft)
Location-Khumbu Himal
Latitude-28° 05' 53
Longitude-86° 44' 32
Gyachung Kang is a high mountain of the Khumbu region. It
is the highest peak between Mount Everest and Cho Oyu. Its
twin snow and rock peaks tower above the immediate
surroundings, separated by a narrow saddle. The approach
is easy by Gokyo Lake, then by crossing from the Ngozumpa
glacier.
We suggests you to allow 41 days for your whole trip
depending upon your physical and climatic conditions.
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Mt. Nuptse - 7855 m (25772 ft)
Fly to lukla location-khumbu himal
Latitude-27.96°N
Fly out by lukla longitude-86.88°E
Nuptse is situated in the Khumbu Himal just southwest of
Mount Everest. The name Nup-tse is Tibetan and means
west-peak, as it is the western part of the
Lhotse-Nuptse-massif. The main ridge, which is separated
from Lhotse by a 7556m high saddle, is crowned by 7 peaks
and goes west-northwest until its steep west-face drops
down more than 2300m to the Khumbu-glacier. The steep and
rocky south-face of Nuptse is 2500m high and 5 kilometers
wide. The north slopes are rising from the Western-Cwm
valley with the upper part of the Khumbu-glacier above its
famous icefall.
We suggests you to allow 54 days for your whole trip
depending upon your physical and climatic conditions.
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Mt. Pumori
Transfer to the airport, fly to Lukla - Fly out by Lukla
Location: Latitude: 28.00.53 - Longitude: 86.49.41
This stunning peak lies in the upper Khumbu region of
Nepal. The peak is on the border of Nepal and Tibet, where
the difference between the two countries is obvious: The
arid Tibetan Plateau stretches to the north and west, and
the brilliant white peaks of Nepal rise to the south and
east.
Pumori is one of the premier 7,000M peaks in the Everest
region of Nepal. It is ideal for those looking to pursue
the 8000m peaks, or a fantastic climb in its own right.
The route follows the Southeast buttress before it
traverses to the East Ridge for the remainder of the
ascent. Requiring excellent physical endurance, Pumori
offers sections of wild exposure, views of Lhotse and
Everest, with technical difficulty worthy of any Himalayan
alpinist. Pumori is a serious expedition peak designed
only for experienced climbers.
We suggests you to allow 54 days for your whole trip
depending upon your physical and climatic conditions.
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