We provides Mount Climbing Tour packages Ladakh, due to the severe cold and heavy snowfall that Ladakh faces during the winters, the ideal time for mountain climbing restricts itself from June to September. Nun-Kun Massif of the Great Himalayas figures on the top-notch list of the tourists because of its easy accessibility (via Kargil-Pudum road) to the base camps. Nun at a height of 7,135 m and Kun at a height of 7,077 m are the highest peaks among the sic peaks that are accessible from the Suru Valley. Other popular destinations for mountaineering are the Stok-khangri Massif in the Zanskar Mountains and the base camp for its various peaks is the village of Stok. Offering spectacular views of the Indus Valley, the highest peak here is Stok-khangri at a height of 6,150 m.

We provides Rock Climbing Tours Ladakh. The other notable peaks of Stok-khangri are Gulap Khangri at a height of 5,900 m, Matho West at a height of 5,950m and Kantak at a height of 5,275 m. One may also opt for 6,700 m high Konglacha peak in the southwest of Leh, which can be reached via Rubak on the Markha Valley trek from Stok. Karakorams are yet another choice for mountain climbing along with the Nubra Valley but as they are mostly within the restricted area, special permission from the Government of India is needed to access those areas. Among the accessible parts of these regions, the most notable summits are Saser-I at a height of 7,415 m, Saser -II at a height of 7,513m and Saser III at a height of 7,495 m.

All around the globe, Mountaineering is probably the most Adventurous sport as it's complete of issues. Ladakh will be the paradise for mountaineering as you'll find so quite a few peaks and mountains to climb. Only dare devils can dare to climb these. Climbing and conquering the lofty peaks of Ladakh wants severe fitness. On the other hand, just before trying to climb any peak acclimatisation to climate is required. Climbing peaks in Ladakh may well need 1 to 3 weeks. We provides Mountain Climbing Tour.

The climbing season in ladakh extends from mid - May well to mid -October, the perfect interval becoming from June to September mainly because it's throughout this time that Ladakh stays unaffected by the monsoon, which holds sway around many of the Himalayas. The Suru and Zanskar valleys present a few of the most impressive and hard climbing in Ladakh. The Nun Kun Massif is 1 of probably the most regular climbing regions in the area and is booked out for months forward, sometimes years, by climbing expeditions. The approach to the twin peaks is from the Kargil-Padum Road, about 70-km south of Kargil. The main approach is either from Tangole or Gulmadong. Some expeditions have also approached from Parkutse along the Kangri Glacier. To reach the base camp for Kun it is for the climbers necessary to cross the Suru River. The Nun Kun Massif, which lies on the great Himalayan range, is the highest peak in Ladakh at 7,077m. Other named peaks within the Suru and Zanskar areas are Pinnacle at 6,930m, White Needle at 6,500m, Z1 at 6,400m and D41 at 5,600m. In this region, along the Great Himalayas to the south of the valley and the Zanskar range to the north, there are many peaks between 5,500 and 6,500m. 

We provides Mountain Climbing Trip Ladakh, due to another popular area for climbing is Stok-khangri Massif (6153 Mts) in the Zanskar mountains, south of Leh. The base camp for the various peaks of this massif is about two days trek from the village of Stok. A feast of scenic and ethnic diversity, the Stok Kangri Expedition is one of the Ladakh's classic Expedition. One has to cross three passes including Kongmaru La , higher than two others' to reach the Stok Kangri . Other peaks in the area include Gulap Kangri , and Matho west Many un-named peaks in the altitude range of 5500 Mts. and 6400 Mts. makes the great amphitheater of this trek.

General Mountaineering Tour Tips Cautions & Essential Equipments : The 10 essential things one requires while mountaineering are: a map, compass, extra clothing for changing, matches, fire starter, knife or multi purpose camp tool, sunglasses, extra food, first aid kit, headlamp or flashlight with extra batteries, sunscreen, water filter or other method of water purification and whistle as a crucial security item to keep handy when exploring unpredictable terrain.

Special permit from Indian mountaineering Federation, is needed to climb peaks above 6000ft. A booking fee, based on the height and popularity of the allotted peak, is charged and a Liasion Officer is assigned to every climbing team. The minimum period required for processing applications is six months. Every authorized expedition is provided with adequate rescue coverage in the events of accidents and illness. This is the information about Mountain Climbing in Ladakh.