Mount Nun

Leh - Ladakh

A challenging high-altitude expedition to the majestic Mount Nun in the heart of the Karakoram Range.

7135 M Difficult AD+/D

Expedition Overview

DifficultyDifficult
Altitude7135 M
LocationLeh - Ladakh
Group Size6 Persons
Duration25 Days
Nights24 Nights
Best SeasonAug - Sept
Start - EndLeh to Leh

Expedition FeeUSD 4,750Per Climber

What the Cost Covers

Mountaineering above 7,000 meters is not a conventional adventure activity. It involves operating in rare and often restricted regions, managing complex logistics, long and remote approaches, limited rescue options, and moving with small, highly focused teams in demanding environments. The cost reflects preparation, leadership, logistics, and a safety-first approach.

Description

Are you ready to embark on an unforgettable adventure? Alpine India Expeditions brings you a thrilling high-altitude expedition in the heart of nature.

Whether you're a seasoned mountaineer or a climber preparing for new heights, our small group sizes and qualified expedition leaders help create a focused, well-supported mountain experience.

Grab your gear and get ready to discover why we are the go-to company for all things expedition.

Before the Expedition

Pre-Expedition High-Altitude Acclimatization & Training Program

Before the main expedition, Alpine India Expeditions organizes and supervises a dedicated high-altitude acclimatization and technical training programme for every climber.

Climbers do not need to arrange this programme independently. AIE manages the programme, including the route, altitude progression, technical training, monitoring and recovery period.

Programme Includes

Progressive altitude gain with controlled sleeping-altitude increases
Above 3,000m: generally no more than 300-500m increase in sleeping altitude per day
Regular acclimatization and rest days
Progressive exposure toward ~5,000m, where route and conditions permit
Technical skills revision: glacier travel, crampons, ice axe, fixed ropes and crevasse rescue
Individual altitude-response monitoring
Safety-first decisions, including stopping ascent or descending when required

After the Programme

A planned two-day recovery and assessment period will follow the programme before the main expedition, subject to each climber's condition, altitude response, weather and operational conditions.

The main expedition will then begin with continued progressive acclimatization.

Programme Objective

The programme is designed to improve high-altitude readiness, technical preparedness and team coordination before the main expedition.

It does not eliminate altitude-related risks or guarantee acclimatization or summit success.

Prepare at Altitude. Adapt Gradually. Climb Responsibly.

Itinerary

Day 1

Arrive in Leh (3,500 M)

Our representative will meet you at Leh Airport and transfer you to the hotel for check-in and overnight stay.

Meals
Dinner

Day 2

Rest and Acclimatization in Leh (3,500 M)

This day is reserved for acclimatisation to reduce altitude risk and help your body adjust.

Meals
Breakfast
Lunch
Dinner

Day 3

Leh to Kargil (2,676 M) | 216 km | 6-7 hrs drive

Drive via the scenic Himalayan roads along the Suru River, exploring monasteries, villages, and wide mountain landscapes.

Meals
Breakfast
Lunch
Dinner

Day 4

Kargil to Tangol (3,700 M) | 65 km | 2 hrs drive

Travel from Kargil toward the mountain approach, then set up camp for the night.

Meals
Breakfast
Lunch
Dinner

Day 5

Tangol to Base Camp (4,600 M) | 7-8 km trek

The first trekking day gains altitude steadily as the team moves toward base camp.

Meals
Breakfast
Lunch
Dinner

Day 6

Acclimatisation at Base Camp

A rest and acclimatisation day before moving into higher altitude conditions.

Meals
Breakfast
Lunch
Dinner

Day 7-20

Expedition Days

Load ferries, rotations, higher camps, summit window, and descent plans are adjusted around weather, route conditions, and team safety.

Meals
All meals
High-altitude food

Day 21-22

Base Camp to Kargil, then Leh

Return from base camp via Tangol and Kargil. Drive back to Leh, where the expedition concludes with celebration and buffer advice.

Meals
Breakfast
Lunch
Dinner

Inclusion

Pick up and drop
All legal procedures and permits
Certified and qualified leader
Technically skilled and experienced Sherpas
Cook, helpers, and base management staff
All meals during the expedition
Medical team and first aid kit with stretcher
Technical equipment for the expedition

Exclusion

Personal bag transportation during the trip
Any kind of personal travel cost
Expenses associated with leaving the expedition early
Personal mountaineering clothing and accessories
Expedition insurance
Personal porter and mule
Meals during travel
Any service not listed under inclusions

Packing Guide

Pack light, but do not compromise on the essentials needed for a serious high-altitude expedition.

Clothing

Thermal base layers, fleece, down jacket, waterproof shell, gloves, hat, sunglasses, socks, buff, and balaclava.

Personal Gear

75L+ backpack, headlamp, trekking poles, hydration system, hygiene kit, sunscreen, lip balm, first-aid kit, and sanitizer.

Technical Gear

Camera, power bank, multi-tool, GPS or map and compass, identification, permits, and insurance documents.

Food & Snacks

Energy bars, dry fruits, nuts, and electrolytes for hydration and quick recovery.

Eligibility

Age

Participants must be at least 18 years old and in good physical condition.

Fitness

You should be able to walk long days over uneven, rocky, or snowy terrain while carrying required gear.

Experience

Prior trekking or mountaineering experience is strongly recommended, especially above 6,000 meters.

Mindset

Mental resilience, teamwork, calm decision-making, and adaptability are essential for high-altitude expeditions.

Why AIE?

Small Group Size

Small, focused teams allow better attention, safer movement, and reduced environmental impact.

Qualified Leaders

Experienced expedition leaders and Sherpas support technical movement, acclimatisation, and emergency decisions.

Support System

Our team supports you before, during, and after the expedition with clear communication and planning.

Quality Equipment

Reliable technical equipment, hygienic tents, and mountain-ready systems help the team operate with confidence.

Cancellation Policy

More than 60 days before departure: 10% deduction.
More than 30 days before departure: 25% deduction.
15 to 30 days before departure: 50% deduction.
Within 15 days before departure: no refund will be processed.

This is a summary of the cancellation policy. Please refer to the detailed cancellation policy for specific information.