CB 13 Peak Expedition (6,264m) | Technical Himalayan Climb in Lahaul

CB 13 Peak Expedition (6264m)

CB 13 Peak – 6,264m | A True Technical Himalayan Challenge

Steep, Technical & Remote High-Altitude Mountaineering

Designed for Experienced Climbers Only

Snow, Ice, Rock & Long Summit Push

Guided by Professional Himalayan Mountaineers

CB 13 Peak Expedition (6264m) winter mountaineering landscape in Ladakh

CB 13 Peak Expedition (6264m)

The CB 13 Peak Expedition (6,264m) is a serious technical mountaineering challenge in the remote Lahaul region of Himachal Pradesh. Designed for experienced climbers, it involves steep snow slopes, rocky sections, and advanced rope work.

CB 13 Peak – 6,264m | A True Technical Himalayan Challenge

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Expedition at a Glance

CB 13 Peak (6,264m) is a technical Himalayan peak in the remote Lahaul region. This expedition is designed for experienced climbers seeking a true alpine challenge involving steep snow slopes, rocky ridges, glacier travel, and advanced rope techniques.

CB 13 Peak Expedition (6264m)

CB 13 Peak (6,264m) is a technical Himalayan peak in the remote Lahaul region. This expedition is designed for experienced climbers seeking a true alpine challenge involving steep snow slopes, rocky ridges, glacier travel, and advanced rope techniques.

Altitude

max 8,000 m
6,264METERS

Extreme altitude zone

Threshold • 5,000 m

Peak

CB 13 Peak

Region

Lahaul – Spiti, Himachal Pradesh

Longitude
77.540° E°
Latitude
32.340° N°

Best Season

Jan
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Duration

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Expedition Days
Reserve / Buffer Days

Expedition Type

⛰️

Upcoming Peak

Trek Distance

21 km•2200 m gain
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ACCESS & DIFFICULTY
Technical & Challenging
Technical Alpine Peak
Pickup
↗Manali
Drop
↘Manali

The Ascent of CB 13 Peak

CB 13 Peak rises to 6,264 meters in the remote Lahaul region of Himachal Pradesh and is part of the famous CB Peaks group, known for serious technical mountaineering challenges.

The route involves glacier approaches, steep snow faces, exposed rocky ridges, and demanding rope sections, offering a true expedition-style Himalayan climb.

Camps are established progressively at Base Camp (4,430m), Camp 1 (4,810m), and Summit Camp (5,600m), allowing climbers to acclimatize and prepare for the technical summit push.

Summit day is long and physically demanding, often lasting up to 13 hours, requiring strong endurance, technical efficiency, and mental resilience.

The remote setting of CB 13 offers isolation and a pure alpine environment, making it a rare and authentic Himalayan mountaineering experience.

Led by certified high-altitude guides, the expedition follows strict safety protocols, fixed rope systems, and careful weather-based decision-making.

Why CB 13 Is a Serious Technical Himalayan Expedition

Steep Snow & Ice Slopes

The route includes steep snow faces requiring rope work and crampon techniques.

Technical Rock Sections

Exposed rocky ridges demand balance, precision, and technical climbing skills.

Long Summit Day

Summit push can take 12–13 hours of continuous climbing at high altitude.

Remote High Camps

Isolation and minimal rescue support require strong self-sufficiency.

Advanced Rope Techniques

Fixed ropes, crevasse zones, and technical sections require prior experience.

Expedition Route & Approach

High-altitude expedition route including Leh, Korzok village, acclimatization zones, and Mt. Kiager Ri summit

The expedition begins in Manali, drives to Batal, and progresses through Base Camp, Camp 1, and Summit Camp before the technical ascent of CB 13 Peak.

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Journey Begins

Arrival & Preparation

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Stop 1

Manali (2050m)

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Stop 2

Batal (4060m)

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Stop 3

Base Camp (4430m)

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Stop 4

Camp 1 (4810m)

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Stop 5

Summit Camp (5600m)

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Stop 6

CB 13 Summit (6264m)

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Stop 7

Return via same route

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Stop 8

Manali

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Journey Ends

Return to Leh

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Journey Begins

Arrival & Preparation

🏙️

Stop 1

Manali (2050m)

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Stop 2

Batal (4060m)

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Stop 3

Base Camp (4430m)

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Stop 4

Camp 1 (4810m)

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Stop 5

Summit Camp (5600m)

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Stop 6

CB 13 Summit (6264m)

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Stop 7

Return via same route

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Stop 8

Manali

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Journey Ends

Return to Leh

Day-by-Day Itinerary – CB 13 Peak Expedition (6264m)

Day

1

Arrival in Manali – briefing & gear check

Day

2

Manali → Batal (4060m)

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3

Acclimatization at Batal

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4

Trek to Base Camp (4430m)

Day

5

Acclimatization & load ferry

Day

6

Move to Camp 1 (4810m)

Day

7

Camp 1 → Summit Camp (5600m)

Day

8

Summit Day – CB 13 (6264m)

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9

Camp 1 → Base Camp

Day

10

Return to Manali

Safety, Technical Protocols & Leadership

  • Certified high-altitude mountaineering guides
  • Fixed ropes on technical sections
  • Backup medical oxygen at camps
  • First aid and rescue protocols
  • Daily weather monitoring and safety briefings

Who Should Join This Expedition

Experienced Mountaineers

Climbers with prior 6000m peak or technical mountaineering experience.

Technical Climbers

Individuals trained in rope work, crampons, and ice axe techniques.

High-Altitude Expedition Seekers

Mountaineers looking for a serious Himalayan alpine challenge.

Physically & Mentally Strong Climbers

Participants prepared for long summit days and remote environments.

What’s Included

2 nights hotel stay in Manali with meals

Transportation Manali–Base Camp–Manali

All climbing permits and documentation

Technical climbing gear (harness, helmet, ropes, crampons, ice axe, jumar)

Sleeping bag and mattress

All high-altitude camps

Backup medical oxygen

Professional guides and support staff

Summit and participation certificate

Payments & Cancellation Policy

Transparent payment structure and clear cancellation rules to help you plan your expedition with confidence.

Payment Policy

30% Advance Payment

A 30% advance payment is required to secure your spot on the expedition.

70% Balance Payment

The remaining 70% balance must be paid at least 30 days before the expedition start date.

Accepted Payment Methods

UPICredit CardBank TransferPayPal

Cancellation Policy

30+ days before departure: Full refund minus a $100 administrative fee.

15–30 days before departure: 50% refund.

Less than 15 days before departure: No refund.

In case of severe weather conditions, the expedition may be rescheduled or canceled with a full refund.

* Policies are designed to balance climber safety, logistics, and expedition fairness in extreme Himalayan conditions.

Frequently Asked Questions

Clear answers to the most common questions about the Mt. Kiager Ri Winter Expedition.

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