Arrive in Leh and transfer to your hotel. The day is reserved for rest, hydration, expedition registration, team introductions, and a detailed briefing covering the route, safety protocols, and climbing objectives.

Spend the day adapting to the altitude through acclimatization walks and light physical activity. Preliminary mountaineering training, equipment inspection, and health assessments help prepare climbers for the expedition ahead.

Drive from Leh to Tangol village, the starting point of the expedition. Upon arrival, establish camp, organize loads, and enjoy the dramatic views of the Nun-Kun massif.

Undertake a long trek to Base Camp carrying personal equipment of approximately 10 kg. The route follows well-defined mountain trails, with altitude becoming increasingly noticeable as you approach camp.

Focus on acclimatization hikes and technical training on snow and ice. Skills practiced include crampon use, fixed-rope movement, self-arrest techniques, glacier travel, and crevasse awareness.

Carry loads toward higher camps and return to Base Camp following the “climb high, sleep low” principle. Additional rope work, glacier movement, and rescue procedures are practiced.

Over the next several days, climbers progressively establish and occupy higher camps while carrying loads and acclimatizing. Camp 1 (5,420 m), Camp 2 (6,100 m), and Camp 3 (6,490 m) are established through multiple rotations over glaciers, snowfields, and steep ice sections. The summit attempt is launched from Camp 3, involving a demanding alpine start, technical climbing, and a long descent back through the camp system before eventually returning to Base Camp.

These days are reserved for poor weather, additional acclimatization, route fixing, or summit rescheduling. If conditions remain favorable and the summit is achieved early, these days provide valuable recovery time.

These days are reserved for poor weather, additional acclimatization, route fixing, or summit rescheduling. If conditions remain favorable and the summit is achieved early, these days provide valuable recovery time.

Retrace the approach route back to Tangol village. The long descent is physically easier than the ascent but requires endurance after several weeks at high altitude.

Drive back to Leh, marking the completion of the climbing phase of the expedition. The remainder of the day is usually spent resting, celebrating, and reflecting on the climb.

After breakfast, check out from the hotel and depart Leh for your onward journey. The expedition officially concludes.