Mount Nun Peak Expedition – Climb India's Highest 7,000 m Peak with Thin Air Expedition

The Mount Nun Peak Expedition is one of India's most prestigious high-altitude mountaineering adventures, taking climbers to the summit of Mount Nun (7,135 metres), the highest peak of the famous Nun-Kun Massif in the Zanskar Range of Ladakh. Designed for experienced mountaineers, this expedition combines glacier travel, technical snow climbing, high-altitude camping, and world-class Himalayan scenery. The expedition begins in Leh, where participants spend several days acclimatising to the altitude before travelling through Kargil and Tangol to reach the expedition approach route. From there, climbers trek across rugged moraines and the Shafat Glacier to establish Base Camp, followed by a carefully planned acclimatisation schedule involving higher camps before the final summit attempt. Mount Nun demands excellent physical fitness, previous high-altitude experience, and familiarity with mountaineering equipment such as crampons, ice axes, harnesses, fixed ropes, and glacier travel techniques. Climbers negotiate steep snow slopes, glaciated terrain, exposed ridges, and challenging summit conditions under the guidance of experienced expedition leaders. Standing on the summit of Mount Nun rewards climbers with breathtaking panoramic views of the Nun-Kun Massif, Zanskar Range, Suru Valley, Shafat Glacier, and countless snow-covered Himalayan peaks stretching across Ladakh. The expedition provides an outstanding opportunity to gain experience on a world-class 7,000-metre Himalayan peak while developing advanced mountaineering skills. Thin Air Expedition provides experienced mountaineering leaders, certified climbing guides, technical climbing equipment, quality camping arrangements, nutritious meals, permits, and comprehensive safety support throughout the expedition. Every aspect is professionally organised to maximise acclimatisation, safety, and summit success, ensuring an unforgettable Himalayan climbing experience.

Jul 27, 2026 - Akshita Rawat

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