Mt. Nun

64 KM     MAX 8

MAX ALTITUTDE
7135 mts

225000
+5% GST

Leh to Leh

Add Ons




About

Introduction The Mt. Nun expedition is going to test the skills of the expeditionist to its limits. For Mt. Nun expedition one needs to have the special skill set to counter the complexities of the terrain. The Mt. Nun expedition is highly technical & complex due to the unpredictable weather, unannounced blizzards and its daunting height. It is thus counted as one of the best high-altitude expeditions. The Mt. Nun expedition is really going to be unnerving at times due to the scale and the complexity of the peak. Being the highest peak in the Zanskar valley of Ladakh, Mt. Nun stands to the height of 7135m. It has a shorter peak named Mt. Kun, which stands at a height of 7077m. Both the peaks are separated by the distance of 4km. The Nun massif is counted as one of the highest. The complex landscape combined with the unpredictable weather conditions is going to present a higher degree of challenge for the expeditionist. So, an experience and expertise of higher level is required to tackle this challenge. Best Time The best time to scale the summit is during the month of July to September. During this time the summit provides the best route which could be difficult to scale during the other months due to excessive weather conditions. The summit presents a higher degree of technical & demanding difficulty due to the boulders, unpredictable weather and steep slopes. Thus, it is necessary to acclimatize properly to with stand the unpredictable conditions. It is also necessary to have the required experience and technical expertise to scale the summit.

Foreign tourists and climbers are requested to arrive in Delhi a day prior. Attend a briefing session at the Indian Mountaineering Federation (IMF), where the Liaison officer (LO) will introduce himself. Stay overnight in Delhi.
The journey starts with the arrival at Leh. A prime tourist and expedition destination, it invites a lot of crowds all the year round. This day will be marked by arrival and rest at Leh.
This day will be marked by the rest and acclimatization with environment at Leh. It will also be the day of briefing for the expedition.
This time of the expedition is reserved to prepare the participants with the team building exercise. Short expedition exercises are conducted at the alternate venues to give participants the idea about the things to come.
There will be the rest day at Leh to remove the exhaustion from the pre-expedition drills. It will also be the day to sort out the essentials for the expedition ahead. The equipment and essentials are to be checked and arranged since you have to carry them on the back to higher altitude.
The expedition starts with the travel to the destination from Leh via Kargil. It will be the drive of over a 200 kms which will take about 7 hours to cover.
A short drive from Kargil to Tangol, will take you out of the civilization closer to your destination.
This will be the first part of the expedition to do some trekking as you will be moving to the higher altitudes. You will encounter the route complexities in the form of steep climbs and trails. At the Base Camp, you will retire for the day.
This will be the rest day at the Base camp where you will acclimatize with the changed atmosphere and also you will be briefed about the expedition details further.
The real action begins with the start of the expedition from the base camp. You will be encountering the extreme conditions which will be the real test of your mettle. You should have some real experience to scale such heights. The technical understanding of the mountaineering is going to help you traverse the complex course.
After the expedition you will make the return from the base camp to Tangol and drive to Leh via the same route.
The reserve day is incorporated into the itinerary to counter any last-minute adjustments to the schedule.

What's Included

  • Accommodation arrangement on the expedition will be on sharing basis in Tents or a budget hotel.
  • A certified Expedition Leader and a professional Sherpa, will be on your expedition course. The team has experience and expertise for any emergency situation.
  • Support staff composed of an experienced Sherpa, Cook, Camp Staff, Porters/Mules for all the arrangements on the Expedition.
  • Safety Equipment including medical kit, Oxygen Cylinder, Oximeter, Crampons, Gaiters, Ropes and other equipment will be provided by us.
  • Only for Indian Clients, All the applicable trekking permits, Camping Charges, Forest Entry Fee, etc. will be paid by us. Foreigners have to pay these charges if not mentioned. IMF fee and Liaison officer included.

What's not Included ?

  • Personal expenses on the way.
  • No Insurance covers.
  • Mules or porter expenses to carry personal luggage.
  • Anything not specifically mentioned under the head Inclusions
  • Any extra flight booking amount should be paid on actuals by the participant
  • Only for foreign nationals US$ 1000 for a team of upto two members and US$ 4
  • IMF deputed liaison officer is mandatory in case of foreign nationals. Expen

Cancelation Policy


Cash Refund (All events including Friendship Peak Expedition except other Mountaineering Expeditions) - Cash refunds are only available for bookings made without any discounts, such as promotional codes or dynamic discounts. Additionally, cash refunds are not available for shifted batch bookings or if the booking status is "Booked". The amount of the refund will be determined based on the following guidelines:


  • • Cancellations made up to 31 days before the departure date will incur a 5% deduction.
  • • Cancellations made between 30 and 21 days before the departure date incur a 20% deduction.
  • • Cancellations made between 20 and 11 days before the departure date incur a 50% deduction.
  • • Cancellations made less than 11 days before the departure date are not eligible for a cash refund.

Refunds will be processed back to the bank account or credit card account used to pay for the event i.e., the source of payment. The amount refunded will be based on the net amount paid for the event, excluding additional components such as transportation, rent, or portage.


Introduction The Mt. Nun expedition is going to test the skills of the expeditionist to its limits. For Mt. Nun expedition one needs to have the special skill set to counter the complexities of the terrain. The Mt. Nun expedition is highly technical & complex due to the unpredictable weather, unannounced blizzards and its daunting height. It is thus counted as one of the best high-altitude expeditions. The Mt. Nun expedition is really going to be unnerving at times due to the scale and the complexity of the peak. Being the highest peak in the Zanskar valley of Ladakh, Mt. Nun stands to the height of 7135m. It has a shorter peak named Mt. Kun, which stands at a height of 7077m. Both the peaks are separated by the distance of 4km. The Nun massif is counted as one of the highest. The complex landscape combined with the unpredictable weather conditions is going to present a higher degree of challenge for the expeditionist. So, an experience and expertise of higher level is required to tackle this challenge. Best Time The best time to scale the summit is during the month of July to September. During this time the summit provides the best route which could be difficult to scale during the other months due to excessive weather conditions. The summit presents a higher degree of technical & demanding difficulty due to the boulders, unpredictable weather and steep slopes. Thus, it is necessary to acclimatize properly to with stand the unpredictable conditions. It is also necessary to have the required experience and technical expertise to scale the summit.

Introduction The Mt. Nun expedition is going to test the skills of the expeditionist to its limits. For Mt. Nun expedition one needs to have the special skill set to counter the complexities of the terrain. The Mt. Nun expedition is highly technical & complex due to the unpredictable weather, unannounced blizzards and its daunting height. It is thus counted as one of the best high-altitude expeditions. The Mt. Nun expedition is really going to be unnerving at times due to the scale and the complexity of the peak. Being the highest peak in the Zanskar valley of Ladakh, Mt. Nun stands to the height of 7135m. It has a shorter peak named Mt. Kun, which stands at a height of 7077m. Both the peaks are separated by the distance of 4km. The Nun massif is counted as one of the highest. The complex landscape combined with the unpredictable weather conditions is going to present a higher degree of challenge for the expeditionist. So, an experience and expertise of higher level is required to tackle this challenge. Best Time The best time to scale the summit is during the month of July to September. During this time the summit provides the best route which could be difficult to scale during the other months due to excessive weather conditions. The summit presents a higher degree of technical & demanding difficulty due to the boulders, unpredictable weather and steep slopes. Thus, it is necessary to acclimatize properly to with stand the unpredictable conditions. It is also necessary to have the required experience and technical expertise to scale the summit.

Introduction The Mt. Nun expedition is going to test the skills of the expeditionist to its limits. For Mt. Nun expedition one needs to have the special skill set to counter the complexities of the terrain. The Mt. Nun expedition is highly technical & complex due to the unpredictable weather, unannounced blizzards and its daunting height. It is thus counted as one of the best high-altitude expeditions. The Mt. Nun expedition is really going to be unnerving at times due to the scale and the complexity of the peak. Being the highest peak in the Zanskar valley of Ladakh, Mt. Nun stands to the height of 7135m. It has a shorter peak named Mt. Kun, which stands at a height of 7077m. Both the peaks are separated by the distance of 4km. The Nun massif is counted as one of the highest. The complex landscape combined with the unpredictable weather conditions is going to present a higher degree of challenge for the expeditionist. So, an experience and expertise of higher level is required to tackle this challenge. Best Time The best time to scale the summit is during the month of July to September. During this time the summit provides the best route which could be difficult to scale during the other months due to excessive weather conditions. The summit presents a higher degree of technical & demanding difficulty due to the boulders, unpredictable weather and steep slopes. Thus, it is necessary to acclimatize properly to with stand the unpredictable conditions. It is also necessary to have the required experience and technical expertise to scale the summit.

Introduction The Mt. Nun expedition is going to test the skills of the expeditionist to its limits. For Mt. Nun expedition one needs to have the special skill set to counter the complexities of the terrain. The Mt. Nun expedition is highly technical & complex due to the unpredictable weather, unannounced blizzards and its daunting height. It is thus counted as one of the best high-altitude expeditions. The Mt. Nun expedition is really going to be unnerving at times due to the scale and the complexity of the peak. Being the highest peak in the Zanskar valley of Ladakh, Mt. Nun stands to the height of 7135m. It has a shorter peak named Mt. Kun, which stands at a height of 7077m. Both the peaks are separated by the distance of 4km. The Nun massif is counted as one of the highest. The complex landscape combined with the unpredictable weather conditions is going to present a higher degree of challenge for the expeditionist. So, an experience and expertise of higher level is required to tackle this challenge. Best Time The best time to scale the summit is during the month of July to September. During this time the summit provides the best route which could be difficult to scale during the other months due to excessive weather conditions. The summit presents a higher degree of technical & demanding difficulty due to the boulders, unpredictable weather and steep slopes. Thus, it is necessary to acclimatize properly to with stand the unpredictable conditions. It is also necessary to have the required experience and technical expertise to scale the summit.

Introduction The Mt. Nun expedition is going to test the skills of the expeditionist to its limits. For Mt. Nun expedition one needs to have the special skill set to counter the complexities of the terrain. The Mt. Nun expedition is highly technical & complex due to the unpredictable weather, unannounced blizzards and its daunting height. It is thus counted as one of the best high-altitude expeditions. The Mt. Nun expedition is really going to be unnerving at times due to the scale and the complexity of the peak. Being the highest peak in the Zanskar valley of Ladakh, Mt. Nun stands to the height of 7135m. It has a shorter peak named Mt. Kun, which stands at a height of 7077m. Both the peaks are separated by the distance of 4km. The Nun massif is counted as one of the highest. The complex landscape combined with the unpredictable weather conditions is going to present a higher degree of challenge for the expeditionist. So, an experience and expertise of higher level is required to tackle this challenge. Best Time The best time to scale the summit is during the month of July to September. During this time the summit provides the best route which could be difficult to scale during the other months due to excessive weather conditions. The summit presents a higher degree of technical & demanding difficulty due to the boulders, unpredictable weather and steep slopes. Thus, it is necessary to acclimatize properly to with stand the unpredictable conditions. It is also necessary to have the required experience and technical expertise to scale the summit.

Introduction The Mt. Nun expedition is going to test the skills of the expeditionist to its limits. For Mt. Nun expedition one needs to have the special skill set to counter the complexities of the terrain. The Mt. Nun expedition is highly technical & complex due to the unpredictable weather, unannounced blizzards and its daunting height. It is thus counted as one of the best high-altitude expeditions. The Mt. Nun expedition is really going to be unnerving at times due to the scale and the complexity of the peak. Being the highest peak in the Zanskar valley of Ladakh, Mt. Nun stands to the height of 7135m. It has a shorter peak named Mt. Kun, which stands at a height of 7077m. Both the peaks are separated by the distance of 4km. The Nun massif is counted as one of the highest. The complex landscape combined with the unpredictable weather conditions is going to present a higher degree of challenge for the expeditionist. So, an experience and expertise of higher level is required to tackle this challenge. Best Time The best time to scale the summit is during the month of July to September. During this time the summit provides the best route which could be difficult to scale during the other months due to excessive weather conditions. The summit presents a higher degree of technical & demanding difficulty due to the boulders, unpredictable weather and steep slopes. Thus, it is necessary to acclimatize properly to with stand the unpredictable conditions. It is also necessary to have the required experience and technical expertise to scale the summit.

Introduction The Mt. Nun expedition is going to test the skills of the expeditionist to its limits. For Mt. Nun expedition one needs to have the special skill set to counter the complexities of the terrain. The Mt. Nun expedition is highly technical & complex due to the unpredictable weather, unannounced blizzards and its daunting height. It is thus counted as one of the best high-altitude expeditions. The Mt. Nun expedition is really going to be unnerving at times due to the scale and the complexity of the peak. Being the highest peak in the Zanskar valley of Ladakh, Mt. Nun stands to the height of 7135m. It has a shorter peak named Mt. Kun, which stands at a height of 7077m. Both the peaks are separated by the distance of 4km. The Nun massif is counted as one of the highest. The complex landscape combined with the unpredictable weather conditions is going to present a higher degree of challenge for the expeditionist. So, an experience and expertise of higher level is required to tackle this challenge. Best Time The best time to scale the summit is during the month of July to September. During this time the summit provides the best route which could be difficult to scale during the other months due to excessive weather conditions. The summit presents a higher degree of technical & demanding difficulty due to the boulders, unpredictable weather and steep slopes. Thus, it is necessary to acclimatize properly to with stand the unpredictable conditions. It is also necessary to have the required experience and technical expertise to scale the summit.

Introduction The Mt. Nun expedition is going to test the skills of the expeditionist to its limits. For Mt. Nun expedition one needs to have the special skill set to counter the complexities of the terrain. The Mt. Nun expedition is highly technical & complex due to the unpredictable weather, unannounced blizzards and its daunting height. It is thus counted as one of the best high-altitude expeditions. The Mt. Nun expedition is really going to be unnerving at times due to the scale and the complexity of the peak. Being the highest peak in the Zanskar valley of Ladakh, Mt. Nun stands to the height of 7135m. It has a shorter peak named Mt. Kun, which stands at a height of 7077m. Both the peaks are separated by the distance of 4km. The Nun massif is counted as one of the highest. The complex landscape combined with the unpredictable weather conditions is going to present a higher degree of challenge for the expeditionist. So, an experience and expertise of higher level is required to tackle this challenge. Best Time The best time to scale the summit is during the month of July to September. During this time the summit provides the best route which could be difficult to scale during the other months due to excessive weather conditions. The summit presents a higher degree of technical & demanding difficulty due to the boulders, unpredictable weather and steep slopes. Thus, it is necessary to acclimatize properly to with stand the unpredictable conditions. It is also necessary to have the required experience and technical expertise to scale the summit.

Introduction The Mt. Nun expedition is going to test the skills of the expeditionist to its limits. For Mt. Nun expedition one needs to have the special skill set to counter the complexities of the terrain. The Mt. Nun expedition is highly technical & complex due to the unpredictable weather, unannounced blizzards and its daunting height. It is thus counted as one of the best high-altitude expeditions. The Mt. Nun expedition is really going to be unnerving at times due to the scale and the complexity of the peak. Being the highest peak in the Zanskar valley of Ladakh, Mt. Nun stands to the height of 7135m. It has a shorter peak named Mt. Kun, which stands at a height of 7077m. Both the peaks are separated by the distance of 4km. The Nun massif is counted as one of the highest. The complex landscape combined with the unpredictable weather conditions is going to present a higher degree of challenge for the expeditionist. So, an experience and expertise of higher level is required to tackle this challenge. Best Time The best time to scale the summit is during the month of July to September. During this time the summit provides the best route which could be difficult to scale during the other months due to excessive weather conditions. The summit presents a higher degree of technical & demanding difficulty due to the boulders, unpredictable weather and steep slopes. Thus, it is necessary to acclimatize properly to with stand the unpredictable conditions. It is also necessary to have the required experience and technical expertise to scale the summit.

Introduction The Mt. Nun expedition is going to test the skills of the expeditionist to its limits. For Mt. Nun expedition one needs to have the special skill set to counter the complexities of the terrain. The Mt. Nun expedition is highly technical & complex due to the unpredictable weather, unannounced blizzards and its daunting height. It is thus counted as one of the best high-altitude expeditions. The Mt. Nun expedition is really going to be unnerving at times due to the scale and the complexity of the peak. Being the highest peak in the Zanskar valley of Ladakh, Mt. Nun stands to the height of 7135m. It has a shorter peak named Mt. Kun, which stands at a height of 7077m. Both the peaks are separated by the distance of 4km. The Nun massif is counted as one of the highest. The complex landscape combined with the unpredictable weather conditions is going to present a higher degree of challenge for the expeditionist. So, an experience and expertise of higher level is required to tackle this challenge. Best Time The best time to scale the summit is during the month of July to September. During this time the summit provides the best route which could be difficult to scale during the other months due to excessive weather conditions. The summit presents a higher degree of technical & demanding difficulty due to the boulders, unpredictable weather and steep slopes. Thus, it is necessary to acclimatize properly to with stand the unpredictable conditions. It is also necessary to have the required experience and technical expertise to scale the summit.

Introduction The Mt. Nun expedition is going to test the skills of the expeditionist to its limits. For Mt. Nun expedition one needs to have the special skill set to counter the complexities of the terrain. The Mt. Nun expedition is highly technical & complex due to the unpredictable weather, unannounced blizzards and its daunting height. It is thus counted as one of the best high-altitude expeditions. The Mt. Nun expedition is really going to be unnerving at times due to the scale and the complexity of the peak. Being the highest peak in the Zanskar valley of Ladakh, Mt. Nun stands to the height of 7135m. It has a shorter peak named Mt. Kun, which stands at a height of 7077m. Both the peaks are separated by the distance of 4km. The Nun massif is counted as one of the highest. The complex landscape combined with the unpredictable weather conditions is going to present a higher degree of challenge for the expeditionist. So, an experience and expertise of higher level is required to tackle this challenge. Best Time The best time to scale the summit is during the month of July to September. During this time the summit provides the best route which could be difficult to scale during the other months due to excessive weather conditions. The summit presents a higher degree of technical & demanding difficulty due to the boulders, unpredictable weather and steep slopes. Thus, it is necessary to acclimatize properly to with stand the unpredictable conditions. It is also necessary to have the required experience and technical expertise to scale the summit.

Introduction The Mt. Nun expedition is going to test the skills of the expeditionist to its limits. For Mt. Nun expedition one needs to have the special skill set to counter the complexities of the terrain. The Mt. Nun expedition is highly technical & complex due to the unpredictable weather, unannounced blizzards and its daunting height. It is thus counted as one of the best high-altitude expeditions. The Mt. Nun expedition is really going to be unnerving at times due to the scale and the complexity of the peak. Being the highest peak in the Zanskar valley of Ladakh, Mt. Nun stands to the height of 7135m. It has a shorter peak named Mt. Kun, which stands at a height of 7077m. Both the peaks are separated by the distance of 4km. The Nun massif is counted as one of the highest. The complex landscape combined with the unpredictable weather conditions is going to present a higher degree of challenge for the expeditionist. So, an experience and expertise of higher level is required to tackle this challenge. Best Time The best time to scale the summit is during the month of July to September. During this time the summit provides the best route which could be difficult to scale during the other months due to excessive weather conditions. The summit presents a higher degree of technical & demanding difficulty due to the boulders, unpredictable weather and steep slopes. Thus, it is necessary to acclimatize properly to with stand the unpredictable conditions. It is also necessary to have the required experience and technical expertise to scale the summit.

Introduction The Mt. Nun expedition is going to test the skills of the expeditionist to its limits. For Mt. Nun expedition one needs to have the special skill set to counter the complexities of the terrain. The Mt. Nun expedition is highly technical & complex due to the unpredictable weather, unannounced blizzards and its daunting height. It is thus counted as one of the best high-altitude expeditions. The Mt. Nun expedition is really going to be unnerving at times due to the scale and the complexity of the peak. Being the highest peak in the Zanskar valley of Ladakh, Mt. Nun stands to the height of 7135m. It has a shorter peak named Mt. Kun, which stands at a height of 7077m. Both the peaks are separated by the distance of 4km. The Nun massif is counted as one of the highest. The complex landscape combined with the unpredictable weather conditions is going to present a higher degree of challenge for the expeditionist. So, an experience and expertise of higher level is required to tackle this challenge. Best Time The best time to scale the summit is during the month of July to September. During this time the summit provides the best route which could be difficult to scale during the other months due to excessive weather conditions. The summit presents a higher degree of technical & demanding difficulty due to the boulders, unpredictable weather and steep slopes. Thus, it is necessary to acclimatize properly to with stand the unpredictable conditions. It is also necessary to have the required experience and technical expertise to scale the summit.

  • Accommodation arrangement on the expedition will be on sharing basis in Tents or a budget hotel.
  • A certified Expedition Leader and a professional Sherpa, will be on your expedition course. The team has experience and expertise for any emergency situation.
  • Support staff composed of an experienced Sherpa, Cook, Camp Staff, Porters/Mules for all the arrangements on the Expedition.
  • Safety Equipment including medical kit, Oxygen Cylinder, Oximeter, Crampons, Gaiters, Ropes and other equipment will be provided by us.
  • Only for Indian Clients, All the applicable trekking permits, Camping Charges, Forest Entry Fee, etc. will be paid by us. Foreigners have to pay these charges if not mentioned. IMF fee and Liaison officer included.
  • Personal expenses on the way.
  • No Insurance covers.
  • Mules or porter expenses to carry personal luggage.
  • Anything not specifically mentioned under the head Inclusions
  • Any extra flight booking amount should be paid on actuals by the participant
  • Only for foreign nationals US$ 1000 for a team of upto two members and US$ 4
  • IMF deputed liaison officer is mandatory in case of foreign nationals. Expen

Cancelation Policy



Cash Refund (All events including Friendship Peak Expedition except other Mountaineering Expeditions) - Cash refunds are only available for bookings made without any discounts, such as promotional codes or dynamic discounts. Additionally, cash refunds are not available for shifted batch bookings or if the booking status is "Booked". The amount of the refund will be determined based on the following guidelines:


  • • Cancellations made up to 31 days before the departure date will incur a 5% deduction.
  • • Cancellations made between 30 and 21 days before the departure date incur a 20% deduction.
  • • Cancellations made between 20 and 11 days before the departure date incur a 50% deduction.
  • • Cancellations made less than 11 days before the departure date are not eligible for a cash refund.

Refunds will be processed back to the bank account or credit card account used to pay for the event i.e., the source of payment. The amount refunded will be based on the net amount paid for the event, excluding additional components such as transportation, rent, or portage.