Baruntse (7,129m) sits at the junction of three great valleys — the Barun, Imja, and Hongu. This beautiful peak offers a genuine high-altitude expedition experience with mixed climbing on snow and ice, requiring previous mountaineering experience.
The summit panorama is extraordinary: Everest, Lhotse, and Makalu form a wall of giants to the north and east, while the remote peaks of the Hinku and Hongu valleys stretch to the south.
This is a full mountaineering expedition with multiple high camps, fixed ropes, and technical climbing above 6,500m. We provide a 1:1 climbing Sherpa ratio and full expedition support including high-altitude food, supplementary oxygen (if needed), and communication equipment.
Two-time Everest summiteer with 25+ years of mountaineering experience.
I first met AK on my trip to EBC and Island Peak and can honestly say that he is an amazing and skilled person. We had such a great experience with him in Nepal that a friend flew him to Argentina to climb Aconcagua with us. There is no one I would rather be on a mountain with due to both his experience and wonderful personality. Probably don’t take swimming lessons from him 😊
We climbed with Ang Kami a few times on the exciting mountains of Nepal. We found him to be very experienced, organised, and lovely to communicate with. We always felt safe with his level of experience, and would highly recommend climbing with him and his company.
I am writing to give a positive 5/5 star review for Ang Kami and his expedition knowledge and experience. I travelled to Everest Base Camp and Island Peak with Kami and he made everything seem easy. From the moment we met he was positive and friendly and was always happy to help with whatever I needed. The entire trip was almost 3 weeks and at no time did I feel like he wasn’t supporting me or my trip and when times got tough on the mountain he made us smile and laugh. I enjoyed every minute of the trip and now consider Kami a good friend.
Baruntse Expedition is rated Alpine 3D+. Previous trekking or mountaineering experience is recommended.
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