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33°58'54.2"N 76°01'22.8"E
A compact group of twin ranges crowning the Suru Valley (and overall Jammu-Kashmir) are Nun Kun mountains. The massif is the highest peaks of Zanskar range and is divided by a plateau covered with snow of around four kilometers. Suru Valley in itself one of the most wonderful valleys of Ladakh as a number of peaks surround it. It is one of the oldest and most adventurous treks. It will bring you close to the extreme serenity and paradisiacal beauty of Jammu and Kashmir.
In the Mount Nun Climb, our focus will be on just the Mountain Nun. The mountain was first explored as a trek through a French-Swiss Expedition along with Sherpas of India in 1953. J&K are considered to be as heavenly places and thus, they demand from you lot of acclimatization, that is, adapting and adjusting to the climate of Jammu-Kashmir, before heading towards their highest peaks.
Day 1 : Reach and explore Leh
Leh, capital of Ladakh, is an extremely cold, less populated and a very serene place, made so with the warmth of its residents. Spend a day acclimating your bodies. You are expected to move out, roam at various popular monasteries, Leh Palace, Khardung La Pass, market places, etc, so as to adapt to the high-altitude temperatures.
Day 2 : Drive to Matho Village and Trek to Matho Chu
We will drive from Leh for two to three hours reaching Matho Village which will serve as the beginning point of our climbing. We will then walk to the campsite near the river of Mathu Chu, continuing to acclimatize at the lower regions and spending our nights there.
Day 3 : Trek to Gang Poche
Today we will start early climbing over Mathu Chu over a small pass, reaching the highest point of the area. We will walk straight towards the Gang Poche, near the huts of the shepherds of the area. We will descend below Gang Poche on the surface where we will camp and spend our night.
Day 4 : Trek to Mankarmo
We will start our two to three hours journey from Gang Poche to Matho La. You’ll see the various prayer flags in the way as it is a religious place. Then we will climb down to Mankarmo. The path is rough and steep. You might encounter wild goats of the ranges and you’ll definitely be able to see the picturesque of Kangri range.
Day 5 and Day 6 : Trek to Stok Village and drive to Leh
We will continue our trek walking towards the Stok Village. We will at a moderately higher altitude towards our way to the base camp, where we will spend the night. On the next day, we will exit through a Stok valley and enjoy an hour’s drive to Leh
Day 7,8 and 9 : Drive to Kargil and further to Tangol
We will start our journey again on four-wheelers today, by driving down the Indus Valley, seeing the popular sight of Nimu, reaching Kargil. After spending a night at Kargil, we will enjoy another drive to Tangol. You’ll have the first glimpses of twin peaks, Nun-Kun, passing through the Suru River. We will spend the night at camp.
Day 9 and 10 : Reaching and Acclimatising at Nun Base Camp
On our next day, we will start hiking to the base camp of Nun. We will spend our next day relaxing, acclimatizing and getting prepare for your big day. We will enjoy at the base camp, rest in leisure and doing final preparations. You’ll have an amazing landscape before you to capture forever in your memories.
Day 11-20 : Climbing Period to Nun Peak
We will spend our next nine days climbing. It’ll be a tough nine days, where you’ll encounter many wonderful and cold natural sights and also, some really challenging moments. We will stop for three times in between at various altitudes, setting and spending the time at camps. The first camp will be at the altitude of 17,717 ft, second at 20,013 ft and third at 20,997 ft. Now you’ll finally realize why we spent half of our time, acclimatizing!
Day 21 and 22 : Trek to Tangol Base Camp and further drive to Leh
After a tiresome and adventurous journey from Nun Base Camp to the Nun Peak, we will finally descend back to Tangol Base Campsite. We will spend our night at camp and on our last day together, we will have a relaxing drive back to Leh, from where we will bid adieu to each other.
We will arrange a cab for you from the pickup point in Leh which will be the Airport, the charges for the same are included in the package. For communications purposes, we will create a Whatsapp Group before the departure date of the trek and will share the details regarding the transportation. The drop at Leh Airport after the trek will be arranged in a similar way.
How to reach Mount Nun Expedition Starting Point ( Leh ) :
The Kushok Bakula Rimpochee Airport in Leh is the highest airport in India. You can get daily flights to Leh from most of the cities in India. Frequent flights ply from Delhi, Mumbai, Bangalore, Chennai, and Kolkata. Standing at an elevation of 11,150 feet, Leh is one of the highest cities in India.
The nearest major railway station is the Jammu Tawi railway station which directly connects major cities of India like New Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai, Bangalore, Kolkata and many more. It is the most convenient stop, from where frequent buses and cabs are available.
You can use either the Manali-Leh highway or Srinagar-Leh highway if you wish to travel by road. The Srinagar-Leh highway is more preferable than the Manali-Leh highway.
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