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Expeditions / Mountaineering In Ladakh

Ladakh offers interesting Mountaineering Tours for experienced trekkers and passionate climbers. Ascending a mountain peak usually is booked in combination with a camping-style trekking where horses/ponies are transporting the entire logistic. You will be carrying your own day pack with pick-nick lunch, and personal items. You can bring your own climbing gear, or you can rent harnesses, ice axes, crampons, etc. at our office.

The expedition price includes transportation to/from trekking/expedition point, the local crew members, food during the trekking/expedition, luggage transportation, accommodation in double tents, permits, camping fees, service taxes, etc. A higher rate must be calculated for accommodation in single tents. Other expenses, like flight costs, shopping, tips, etc. are in the responsibility of the participants. 

If you like to climb another peak which is not mentioned here - no problem. Write us to receive an itinerary with price for  your unique mountaineering experience in Ladakh.

Stok Khangri seen from Phyang village.

Stok Khangri (6,153 m)

Stok Kangri is the highest mountain around Leh. The peak is located in Stok Range in Hemis National Park. It is not a difficult peak to climb. Classified as a trekking peak, it is probably one of the easiest 6,000 m mountains in the Himalayas. However, the climb of this summit should not be underestimated, as Stok Kangri is nevertheless an enduring challenge.

Mentok Kangri, in the background lake Tso Moriri.

Mentok Kangri (6,250 m)

Mentok Kangri is located on the Rupshu Plateau in Eastern Ladakh which is inhabited by the nomads. The trek begins at the lake of Tso Kar, crosses over four high passes, and then climaxes with the ascent of Mentok Kangri, a stunning trekking peak overlooking the lake Tso Moriri.

On top of Kongmaru-la. In the background the mighty Kang Yatse.

Kang Yatse (6,496 m)

Kang Yatse is located at the end of Markha Valley. The mountain has two summits: The lower western peak (Kang Yatse II) at an altitude of 6,300 m is easier and more frequently climbed. The higher eastern peak is the true summit (Kang Yatse I) although less frequently climbed as it is across a technically difficult knife-edge traverse. ​

The Nun-Kun Massif.

Nun (7,135 m) & Kun (7,077 m)

The Nun Kun Mountain Massif is located near the Suru Valley in Kargil District, and consists of several peaks: With an altitude of 7,135 m Nun is the highest summit, followed by neighboring Kun (7,077 m), and Pinnacle Peak (6,930 m). Together with two other peaks, Barnal and White Needle Peak, all mountains of the mountain massif form of a horseshoe.