Welcome to Delhi | Elevation: 300M

Day 01 marks the start of the journey to Delhi, India, a vibrant city known for its rich history and cultural significance. Upon arrival, travelers will experience the unique blend of modernity and tradition that defines the capital. The city lies at an altitude of 300 meters above sea level and offers visitors a pleasant atmosphere.

Visit Indian Mountaineering Foundation (IMF) in Delhi

On Day 02, the itinerary includes a visit to the Indian Mountaineering Foundation (IMF) based in Delhi. IMF is known for promoting mountain climbing and mountaineering activities in India. Visitors will have the opportunity to explore the facility, learn about different climbing techniques and understand the foundation's role in the development of the sport. This visit will also allow you to appreciate the environmental and safety aspects of rock climbing.

Delhi to Leh | Elevation: 3524 M

Day 03 includes a drive from Delhi to Leh, a key destination in the Indian Himalayas. This transition marks a significant change in elevation, with Leh sitting at 3,524 meters. A flight or journey to Leh often offers breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains and valleys and provides an insight into the natural beauty of the region. Upon arrival in Leh, travelers will be immersed in a unique landscape characterized by stunning scenery and rich cultural heritage.

A day in Leh | Elevation: 3524 M

The fourth day takes place in Leh, a city situated at an impressive altitude of 3,524 meters above sea level. This high altitude offers breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains and valleys. Visitors have the opportunity to explore the region's rich culture and history, reflected in its ancient monasteries, traditional architecture and vibrant local markets. This day is an opportunity to acclimatize to the altitude while enjoying the unique landscapes that define this part of the world.

Leh to Kargil | Elevation: 2676 M

Day 05 includes a drive from Leh to Kargil, which is at a lower altitude of 2,676 meters. This change in elevation offers not only a change of scenery, but also a glimpse into the diverse geography of the region. Known for its strategic importance and historical importance, Kargil offers stunning views of rugged mountains and valleys. This day will allow you to explore the local culture and heritage of Kargil and provide an insight into the lifestyle of the people who inhabit this fascinating region.

Kargil to Tangol |Elevation: 3700 M

On day 06, the journey continues from Kargil to Tangol, where the elevation rises to 3,700 meters. This climb brings travelers back to higher altitudes and offers renewed views of the majestic landscape. Often characterized by its peaceful surroundings and natural beauty, Tangol invites visitors to experience the tranquility of the area. The day can include opportunities for outdoor activities such as hiking or simply absorbing the peaceful surroundings, making it an unforgettable part of an adventure in this captivating region.

Tangol to Base Camp | Elevation: 4600 M

On day 07, the journey begins with a trek from Tangol to the base camp, which is located at an altitude of 4,600 meters. This initial part of the adventure sets the stage for what lies ahead as the climbers prepare to acclimatize to the altitude and adapt to the Himalayan environment.

Base Camp to Summit Mt. Nun 7135M – Base Camp

From days 8 to 20, the focus shifts to the intense climb to the top of Mt. Nun, which rises majestically at a height of 7,135 meters. This period involves a number of activities, including further acclimatization, training and strategic planning for the final push to the top. Climbers will face various challenges in this segment, such as changing weather conditions, tests of physical endurance and the mental strength needed to traverse rugged terrain. Each day spent in this remarkable landscape brings them closer to their goal of reaching the summit while ensuring their safety and well-being throughout the expedition.

Base Camp to Tangol to Kargil

On the 20th day, after the culmination of the ascent and the successful return from the summit, the journey returns to the base camp. The climbers will then proceed from the base camp to Tangol and on to Kargil. This return trip is the conclusion of a remarkable adventure full of experiences that will test the limits of physical ability and mental endurance. The expedition serves not only as a personal achievement, but also as a celebration of the natural beauty and challenges that the mountains present.

Kargil to Leh

On the 21st day of the journey, travelers will travel from Kargil to Leh. This part of the trip is significant as it takes participants through a stunning landscape marked by mountains, valleys and unique cultural monuments. The route offers breathtaking views that show the natural beauty of the region and give an insight into the daily life of the local people. Travelers can expect to experience a sense of adventure and wonder as they traverse this picturesque terrain.

Leh to Delhi

On day 22, the itinerary shifts from Leh to Delhi. This is an important transition as it involves leaving the peaceful environment of Leh, known for its monasteries and scenic wonders, and moving to the bustling city of Delhi. This part of the journey allows you to explore the contrasts between the quiet alpine environment of Leh and the vibrant, fast-paced atmosphere of the capital.

Departure from Delhi

Finally, the 23rd day marks the departure from Delhi. This day is reserved for the end of the journey, when travelers prepare to leave the city and return home. Not only does it represent the end of that particular adventure, but it also serves as a time to reflect on the experiences gained and the memories made along the way. The trip ends, leaving participants with a renewed sense of appreciation for the diverse landscapes and cultures they encounter along the way.