Yunam Peak Expedition | Beginner-Friendly 6000m Himalayan Climb Himachal

Yunam Peak Expedition (6100m)

Conquer Yunam Peak – 6,100m, perfect first 6000m for beginners

8 Days of Himalayan Trekking, Glacier Walking & Summit Adventure

Beginner-Friendly Mountaineering Experience

Easy Glacier Travel & Alpine Terrain

Guided by Certified Himalayan Instructors

Yunam Peak Expedition (6100m) winter mountaineering landscape in Ladakh

Yunam Peak Expedition (6100m)

Summit Yunam Peak (6,100m) on this 8-day non-technical expedition from Manali, perfect for beginners attempting their first 6000m. Includes acclimatization hikes, easy glacier walking, and a guided summit push.

Conquer Yunam Peak – 6,100m, perfect first 6000m for beginners

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Expedition at a Glance

Yunam Peak (6,100m) is one of the most beginner-friendly 6000m peaks in Himachal Pradesh. This expedition is ideal for climbers attempting their first 6000m summit, combining trekking, acclimatization, non-technical glacier walking, and a rewarding summit experience.

Yunam Peak Expedition (6100m)

Yunam Peak (6,100m) is one of the most beginner-friendly 6000m peaks in Himachal Pradesh. This expedition is ideal for climbers attempting their first 6000m summit, combining trekking, acclimatization, non-technical glacier walking, and a rewarding summit experience.

Altitude

max 8,000 m
6,100METERS

Extreme altitude zone

Threshold • 5,000 m

Peak

Yunam Peak

Region

Manali – Bhartpur, Himachal Pradesh

Longitude
77.665° E°
Latitude
32.713° N°

Best Season

Jan
Feb
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Aug
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Nov
Dec

Highlighted months indicate optimal climbing window

Duration

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Expedition Days
Reserve / Buffer Days

Expedition Type

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Upcoming Peak

Trek Distance

42 km•2100 m gain
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ACCESS & DIFFICULTY
Moderate (Beginner-Friendly 6000m Peak)
Non-Technical 6000m Peak
Pickup
↗Manali
Drop
↘Manali

The Ascent of Yunam Peak

Yunam Peak rises to 6,100 meters in the Lahaul region of Himachal Pradesh and is regarded as one of the most accessible 6000m peaks for beginners in the Indian Himalayas.

The route features non-technical glacier walking, snowfields, and broad alpine ridges, offering spectacular panoramic views of surrounding Himalayan ranges.

Unlike technical peaks, Yunam Peak allows climbers to focus on endurance, altitude adaptation, and efficient movement rather than rope or ice climbing skills.

Base Camp (~4,800m) and Summit Camp (~5,500m) provide gradual altitude gain and proper acclimatization before the summit push.

Summit day involves a steady climb over snow and glacier terrain, rewarding climbers with expansive Himalayan views and a strong sense of accomplishment.

Led by certified Himalayan instructors, this expedition follows a structured and safety-first approach, making it ideal for first-time 6000m climbers.

Why Yunam Peak Is Ideal for First-Time 6000m Climbers

Non-Technical Glacier Terrain

The route involves easy glacier walking without technical rope sections.

High-Altitude Exposure

At 6100m, reduced oxygen levels challenge stamina and endurance.

Gradual Acclimatization

Base and summit camps allow steady altitude adaptation.

Physically Demanding Summit Day

Summit push requires long hours of steady uphill trekking.

Beginner-Friendly Mountaineering

Offers a true 6000m summit experience without technical climbing.

Expedition Route & Approach

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

The expedition begins in Manali and travels to Bhartpur before trekking to Base Camp and Summit Camp for the ascent of Yunam Peak.

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Journey Begins

Arrival & Preparation

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Stop 1

Manali

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Stop 2

Bhartpur

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Stop 3

Base Camp (4800m)

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Stop 4

Summit Camp (5500m)

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Stop 5

Yunam Peak Summit (6100m)

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Stop 6

Return to Base Camp

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Stop 7

Manali

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Journey Ends

Return to Leh

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Journey Begins

Arrival & Preparation

🏙️

Stop 1

Manali

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Stop 2

Bhartpur

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Stop 3

Base Camp (4800m)

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Stop 4

Summit Camp (5500m)

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Stop 5

Yunam Peak Summit (6100m)

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Stop 6

Return to Base Camp

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Stop 7

Manali

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Journey Ends

Return to Leh

Day-by-Day Itinerary – Yunam Peak Expedition (6100m)

Day

1

Arrival in Manali – briefing & gear check

Day

2

Acclimatization hike in Manali

Day

3

Manali → Bhartpur → Base Camp (4800m)

Day

4

Acclimatization hike at Base Camp

Day

5

Trek to Summit Camp (5500m)

Day

6

Summit Day – Yunam Peak (6100m)

Day

7

Summit Camp → Base Camp

Day

8

Base Camp → Bhartpur → Manali

Safety, Training & Leadership

  • Certified mountaineering instructors
  • Gradual acclimatization schedule
  • Emergency oxygen and first aid kits
  • Daily weather and terrain assessments
  • Summit safety briefings

Who Should Join This Expedition

First-Time 6000m Climbers

Ideal for beginners attempting their first 6000m peak.

Trekking Enthusiasts

Trekkers with good physical fitness and basic mountain exposure.

High-Altitude Adventure Seekers

Those ready for a physically demanding but non-technical climb.

Fitness-Oriented Climbers

Participants capable of sustained endurance trekking.

What’s Included

Accommodation in Manali and all high camps

Transportation within Manali and Bhartpur

Breakfast and dinner

Certified mountain guides & instructors

Non-technical mountaineering gear (crampons, ice axe if required)

Glacier walking and summit guidance

Safety equipment and first aid

All climbing permits and 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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