Mount Kun Expedition

26 Days 25 Nights

Overview

Duration: 26 Days / 25 Nights

Maximum Altitude: 7,077 m

Difficulty Level: Hard

Temperature Range: -25°C to 30°C

Trekking Distance: 70 km

Location: Ladakh

Package Price: ₹2,65,000 per person

Booking Advance: ₹51,000

Overview Short Itinerary Detail Itinerary Inclusion/Exclusion Map Things To Carry Tips Mount Kun Expedition Ladakh

Mount Kun

Mount Kun Standing proudly at an altitude of 7077 meters in the Suru Valley of Zanskar Range in Ladakh, India. Mount Kun is the must climb peak for every mountaineer. It is located near Mt Nun Peak 7,135 meters in Ladakh region. Climbing Mount Kun is a thrilling expedition that needs a good amount of both training and practice and technical knowledge of climbing equipments.

Mount Kun Expedition is a wonderful climb that located in Zanskar range of Ladakh and begins from Shafat Nala and takes many days to reach the summit of Mt. Kun, Climbing this peak is one of the most exciting events in the life of many mountaineers as it includes walking through various trail filled with unbelievable challenges like icy slopes, crevasses and glaciers.

This peak has an interesting history that you would love to know. The first successful ascent of Mount Kun was achieved in 1913 by an Italian expedition led by Mario Piacenza. This marked an early achievement in Himalayan mountaineering, considering the limited technology and logistical support available at the time. Mount Kun Peak experiences harsh weather conditions throughout the year which makes mountaineering even more challenging.

Powerful winds, snow patches of mountains, glaciers, and dropping temperatures make this expedition a real adventure. If you are planning to climb Mount Everest anytime in the future, start with Mount Kun or Nun Expedition. It is a challenge to complete this long expedition trail amid chilly winds and harsh weather conditions.

Best time to do Mount Kun Expedition

The best time to climb Mount Kun is during the summer months, from mid-June to mid-September. During this period, the weather is more stable, with relatively clearer skies and less extreme cold. This season offers the best window for mountaineers to tackle the technical challenges of the peak.

Let us further talk about this expedition, the number of days, and best time to visit, and the full itinerary to get a better idea.

Essentials to carry on Mount Kun Expedition
You must carry the important things on the expedition such as:

Windproof jacket and waterproof jacket
Down jacket
Personal medicines
Backpack
Thermal wear
1 head torch with 4 to 5 extra batteries
Personal kit containing regular items such as toothpaste, toothbrush, toilet paper, sunscreen lotion, soap, hand towel, moisturizer and some creams
5 trek pants
3 to 4 pairs of trekking shoes and 3 pairs of woolen socks
Rain cover (poncho)
1 neck warmer and 1 Balaclava
Undergarments
flask to carry hot water
1 large bottle for carrying a good amount of water
ID card
Swiss knife
T-shirts
Fleece jacket

Things to remember while going on an expedition
You must keep in mind certain things before going on the Mount Kun expedition such as:

Consult your doctor and get a full body checkup before the trek
Get the fitness level checked by the doctor
Do not carry any heavy luggage or trolley bag on the trek
Do workouts and exercises daily to gain a good level of stamina in the body
Follow every instruction given by trekking leaders
Respect locals and their rituals
Follow timings correctly every day
Do not smoke or consume alcohol while going on a expedition
Improve your technical skills before going on the trip
Book your flight, train, or bus tickets to Delhi before a few months
Co-operate your staff members and team properly
Do not throw garbage in public areas and use dust bins
Do not wear gold or silver jewelry while going for the trek
Carry enough cash while going for the expedition

Short Itinerary

  • Day 01: Arrival at Delhi
  • Day 02: Visit (IMF)
  • Day 03: Delhi to Leh
  • Day 04: A day in Leh
  • Day 05: Leh to Kargi
  • Day 06: Kargil to Shafat Nal
  • Day 07: Shafat Nala to Base Cam
  • Day 08: Acclimatization at Bas
  • Day 09: Load Ferry to Advance
  • Day 10: Move to Advanced Bas
  • Day 11: Rest Day at Advanced Base Cam
  • Day 12: Acclimatization and Load Ferr
  • Day 13: Move To camp
  • Day 14: Rest and acclimatisation at Camp 1
  • Day 15: Load Ferry to Camp
  • Day 16: Move to Camp 2
  • Day 17: Summit Attempt Mount Kun (7,077M)
  • Day 18: Reserve Day
  • Day 19: One More Buffer Day
  • Day 20: Descend to Camp 1
  • Day 21: Descend to Base Camp
  • Day 22: Base Camp to Shafat Nala
  • Day 23: Shafat Nala – Kargil
  • Day 24: Kargil to Leh
  • Day 25: Leh to Delh
  • Day 26: Departure from Delhi: Detail Itinerary

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Mount Kun Expedition