Mt Nun Expedition (7,135m) | Technical 7000m Himalayan Climb Ladakh

Mt Nun Expedition (7135m)

Mt Nun – 7,135m | India’s Ultimate Technical Himalayan Giant

A True 7000m Expedition for Elite Mountaineers

Steep Ice, Rock Walls & Extreme Altitude

Expedition-Style Climbing in Remote Ladakh

Led by Professional High-Altitude Himalayan Guides

Mt Nun Expedition (7135m) winter mountaineering landscape in Ladakh

Mt Nun Expedition (7135m)

The Mt Nun Expedition (7,135m) is one of India’s most demanding 7000m technical climbs in the remote Zanskar range of Ladakh. Designed for experienced mountaineers, it features steep ice walls, rock sections, and extreme altitude challenges.

Mt Nun – 7,135m | India’s Ultimate Technical Himalayan Giant

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Expedition at a Glance

Mt Nun (7,135m) is one of India’s most prestigious technical peaks, located in the remote Zanskar range of Ladakh. This expedition is designed for experienced mountaineers seeking a true high-altitude challenge involving steep ice walls, rock sections, and extreme alpine conditions.

Mt Nun Expedition (7135m)

Mt Nun (7,135m) is one of India’s most prestigious technical peaks, located in the remote Zanskar range of Ladakh. This expedition is designed for experienced mountaineers seeking a true high-altitude challenge involving steep ice walls, rock sections, and extreme alpine conditions.

Altitude

max 8,000 m
7,135METERS

Extreme altitude zone

Threshold • 5,000 m

Peak

Mt Nun

Region

Zanskar Range, Ladakh

Longitude
76.976° E°
Latitude
33.987° N°

Best Season

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Expedition Days
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Expedition Type

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Upcoming Peak

Trek Distance

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ACCESS & DIFFICULTY
Technical & Extreme
Technical 7000m Alpine Peak
Pickup
Leh
Drop
Leh

The Ascent of Mt Nun

Mt Nun rises to 7,135 meters in the Zanskar range of Ladakh and stands as one of India’s most iconic and demanding technical peaks.

The expedition involves long glacier approaches, steep ice walls, exposed rock sections, and sustained technical climbing above 6,000 meters.

Camps are progressively established at Base Camp (~4,600m), Camp 1 (~5,500m), Camp 2 (~5,600m), and Summit Camp (~6,400m) to support acclimatization and summit preparation.

Climbing at extreme altitude demands exceptional endurance, strength, and mental resilience, especially during the summit push above 7,000 meters.

Remote terrain and unpredictable weather conditions create a true expedition-style experience, requiring patience and disciplined decision-making.

Led by highly experienced high-altitude guides, the expedition follows strict safety protocols, fixed rope systems, and weather-based summit strategies.

Why Mt Nun Is an Extreme Himalayan Expedition

Extreme Altitude

Climbing above 7,000 meters demands elite physical conditioning and acclimatization.

Steep Ice & Rock Walls

Technical climbing over ice faces and exposed rock sections requires advanced rope skills.

Long Summit Push

Summit attempts involve sustained climbing at extreme altitude over technical terrain.

Remote Expedition Environment

Isolation and limited rescue options demand strong self-sufficiency.

Multi-Camp Alpine Strategy

Complex logistics across multiple high camps require careful planning and discipline.

Expedition Route & Approach

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

The expedition begins in Leh, drives to Tangol, and progresses through Base Camp and multiple high camps before the technical ascent of Mt Nun.

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Journey Begins

Arrival & Preparation

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Stop 1

Leh (3500m)

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Stop 2

Tangol (3700m)

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Stop 3

Base Camp (4600m)

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Stop 4

Camp 1 (5500m)

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Stop 5

Camp 2 (5600m)

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Stop 6

Summit Camp (6400m)

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Stop 7

Mt Nun Summit (7135m)

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Stop 8

Return via same route

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Stop 9

Leh

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Journey Ends

Return to Leh

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Journey Begins

Arrival & Preparation

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Stop 1

Leh (3500m)

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Stop 2

Tangol (3700m)

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Stop 3

Base Camp (4600m)

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Stop 4

Camp 1 (5500m)

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Stop 5

Camp 2 (5600m)

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Stop 6

Summit Camp (6400m)

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Stop 7

Mt Nun Summit (7135m)

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Stop 8

Return via same route

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Stop 9

Leh

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Journey Ends

Return to Leh

Day-by-Day Itinerary – Mt Nun Expedition (7135m)

Day

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Arrival in Leh – briefing & gear check

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Acclimatization hike in Leh

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Drive Leh → Tangol

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Acclimatization in Tangol

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Trek to Base Camp

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Acclimatization at Base Camp

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Load ferry to Camp 1

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Rest day at Base Camp

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Move to Camp 1 (5500m)

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Camp 1 → Camp 2

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Camp 2 → Summit Camp

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Summit window

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Summit window

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Descend to Camp 1

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Camp 1 → Base Camp

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Base Camp → Tangol

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Tangol → Leh

Safety, Technical Protocols & Leadership

  • Highly experienced high-altitude guides
  • 1:1 guide-to-climber ratio
  • Fixed ropes on technical sections
  • Medical oxygen at camps
  • Continuous weather monitoring
  • High-altitude rescue protocols

Who Should Join This Expedition

Experienced Technical Mountaineers

Climbers with strong technical and high-altitude experience.

6000m+ Peak Climbers

Those who have already climbed peaks above 6000m.

Ice & Rock Climbers

Individuals trained in rope, ice, and rock climbing techniques.

Elite High-Altitude Adventurers

Mountaineers prepared for extreme altitude exposure.

What’s Included

3 nights accommodation in Leh

Transportation Leh–Tangol–Leh

All climbing permits and documentation

Base Camp and high camp accommodation

All meals at Base Camp and high camps

1:1 professional climbing guide

High-altitude tents

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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