Mt: Kun Expedition (7,077 M)

- Mount Kun Expedition
- Situated further north in the Karakoram Range, it remains the largest glacier in India.
- elevation 7,077 mtr from sea level
Overview
Price
₹2,49,499
Duration
20N / 21D
Region
Leh Ladakh
Pick & Drop
Leh - Leh
Best Time
Jun, July, Augt ,Sep,
Trekking
70 KM
Route
Leh - Kargil - Shafat Nala - Base Camp - Summit Camp - Summit - Base Camp Shafat Nala - Kargil - Leh
Certified Guide
Certified and experienced mountaineering guides / sharpa.
Safety
Strict safety protocols, trained staff, and secure expedition experience.
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Get Full Detail Itinerary for Mount Kun Expedition
Mount Kun Peak Expedition — Where Giants Touch the Sky
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Kun Peak stands as one of the most magnificent and accessible high-altitude summits in the Indian Himalayas. Rising proudly in the Zanskar Range of Ladakh, Kun is the twin peak of Nun and forms one of the highest summits outside the main Himalayan chain. For serious mountaineers, a Kun Expedition is not just a climb — it is a life-altering journey through ancient valleys, frozen glaciers, and raw, wind-sculpted ridgelines.
The Experience
From the moment you arrive in the dramatic landscapes of Ladakh, every sense is awakened. The thin, crisp air carries silence broken only by the crunch of crampons on ice and the distant whisper of avalanching snow. The approach through remote Zanskar valleys reveals a world untouched by time — prayer flags flutter over glacial rivers, yak caravans move through meadows, and the sky burns with a thousand stars each night at base camp.
The ascent demands technical skill, mental resilience, and unwavering determination. Steep ice faces, exposed ridges, and the relentless altitude test every climber to their core. But standing on the summit of Kun — the vast Himalayan panorama stretching endlessly before you — is a reward beyond words.
Highlights
Summit a genuine 7,000m Himalayan giant Trek through the remote and stunning Zanskar Valley Experience glacier travel, ice climbing, and high-altitude acclimatization Witness breathtaking views of Nun, Zanskar, and Karakoram ranges Immerse in Ladakhi culture and Buddhist heritage
Who Should Attempt Kun?
This expedition is designed for experienced mountaineers who have prior high-altitude experience (6,000m+), strong glacier travel skills, and the passion to push their limits. It is the perfect stepping stone toward 8,000m peaks.
Why Choose Us?
Our team of seasoned guides and Ladakhi mountaineers ensures your safety, acclimatization, and success at every step. With expert logistics, quality equipment, and deep local knowledge, we give you the best possible chance of reaching the top — and returning safely.
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Inclusions:-
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2. Meals while on trek (Veg.)
3. Equipments: Sleeping bag, mattress, tent , toilet tent, utensils
4. All necessary permits and entry fees.
5. First aid medical kits, and oxygen cylinder.
6. Mountaineering qualified & professional trek Leader, guide and Support staff.
7. Transport from Leh to Leh and return
8. Mules to carry the central luggage
Exclusions:-
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1. Any kind of personal expenses.
2. Food during the transit.
3. Insurance
4. Mules or porter to carry personal luggage.
5. Anything not specifically mentioned under the head.
6. Any kind of emergency evacuation charges.
Note : Charges of offloading backpack:- INR 8000/- The backpack cannot weigh more
than 10 kgs.
Why Choose Us
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☑️ Recognised by Government of India.
☑️ Special focus on safety.
☑️ Local knowledge and experience.
☑️ Friendly and kind staff.
☑️ High operating equipment.
☑️ Value of time and money.
☑️ Guarantee foxed departures.
☑️ Save time and effort.
Cancellation Policy
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Cancellations prior to 30 days from the start of the Trip
a. Get 95% refund
B. 100% cash voucher for any trip till one year
Cancellation between 30 days and 15 days to the start of the Trip
• Get 70% cash refund
• 100% cash voucher for same trip till one year
• 80% cash voucher for any trip till one year
Cancellation less than 15 days to the start of the trek
• No refund
Trip Itinerary
Day 1: Arrive at Leh Ladakh
You will be welcomed by our representative and transferred to your hotel for check-in. This will be a day for acclimatization and rest to prepare your body for the upcoming trek. You can explore the local streets of Leh or go shopping, but ensure you return to your hotel early to rest. Overnight: Hotel in Leh
Day 2: Leh Acclimatization & Monastery Tour
Explore Leh's monasteries and temples. Visit the famous Hemis Monastery, renowned for its wealth, unique wall paintings, and ancient manuscripts. Then head to the Thiksey Monastery, located at an altitude of 11,800 feet, known for its religious books and scriptures. Overnight: Hotel in Leh
Day 3: Leh Khardung La Excursion & Briefing (day trip)
Drive north of Leh up to Khardung La (5,570 m), one of the highest motorable roads in the world. After exploring the area drive back to Leh by afternoon. In the evening walk on Leh Market for last-minute shopping. Overnight: Hotel in Leh
Day 4: Leh to Kargil
Drive from Leh through the Indus Valley, Kargil, and Suru Valley. The road passes through dramatic mountain scenery and the historic town of Mulbekh with its ancient Buddhist carvings. Overnight: Hotel in Kargil
Day 5: Kargil to Shafat Nala
Drive to Shafat Nala — a scenic journey of about 14 km from Kargil, which takes approximately 2–3 hours. This spot is a base for mountaineers aiming to climb the Nun Kun Massif. Set up camp and take a short hike to the Shafat Glacier to admire its raw beauty. Overnight: Camp at Shafat Nala
Day 6: Shafat Nala to Base Camp
Begin your trek towards Base Camp early morning. The journey involves gradual ascents over rough glacial terrains and moraines, so pace yourself carefully. Along the way, you will pass beautiful points offering spectacular views. Once at Base Camp, set up your tent and rest for the day. Overnight: Tents at Base Camp (4,200 m)
Day 7: to Day 16: Mount Kun Expedition Phase
Base Camp to Base Camp | Climbing, Acclimatization & Summit Attempt The next ten days are dedicated to:Progressive acclimatization at Base Camp (4,200 m) Establishment of Advanced Base Camp — ABC (5,000 m) Load ferrying of equipment and supplies to upper camps Establishment of Camp 1 (5,600 m), Camp 2 (6,000 m), and High Camp (6,300 m) Rope fixing and technical climbing on steep ice and mixed terrain Weather monitoring and team health assessment Summit attempt from High Camp (6,300 m) to Summit Kun Peak (7,077 m), subject to conditions Safe descent back to Base Camp (4,200 m)High-altitude meals will be provided throughout this phase. The summit attempt will be planned based on weather, snow conditions, and the team's health and acclimatization status.
Day 17: Base Camp to Shafat Nala
Start walking towards Shafat Nala campsite. Descend through the same path taken on the way up. Upon reaching Shafat Nala, have your meal under the open sky for the last time on this trip. Overnight: Tents at Shafat Nala
Day 18: Shafat Nala to Kargil
Drive back to Kargil after breakfast. Upon reaching Kargil, check in at the hotel for some much-deserved rest. Share expedition stories with fellow climbers. Overnight: Hotel in Kargil
Day 19: Kargil to Leh Ladakh
The return journey is stunning with a total distance of 220 km that takes approximately 7 to 8 hours to complete. Pass through Mulbekh, Lamayuru, and the dramatic Indus Valley. Overnight: Hotel in Leh
Day 20: Leh: Rest, Celebrate & Sightseeing
Well-deserved rest day. Optional sightseeing, shopping in Leh market, and grand celebration dinner with your expedition team. Relive the summit moments! Overnight: Hotel in Leh
Day 21: Departure Leh
After breakfast, check out from the hotel, and Departure.
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