Explore the extraordinary adventure with the UT Ladakh Peak Expedition,and conquer the newly discovered snow-capped UT Kangri Ladakh peak jewel nestled in the upper valley of Rumtse village.
Successfully scaled by local mountaineers of Ladakh Mountain Guides Association (LMGA) since 2019, the UT Kangri Ladakh peak stands at an impressive 6,070 meters, offering breathtaking views of the Markha Valley and the eastern Karakoram ranges.
Day 1: Arrival in Leh
Arrive in Leh and spend a full day resting at the hotel. In the afternoon, explore the Leh market before returning to the hotel.
Night: Leh
Day 2: Shanti Stupa Hike
After breakfast, embark on a hike to Shanti Stupa, soaking in the panoramic views, and return to the hotel.
Overnight stay at hotel in Leh
Day 3: Rumtse-Phu Exploration
Drive to Rumtse village via Leh-Manali Highway. Trek to Rumtse-Phu, experiencing wildlife and nomadic shepherd life.
Stay: Night at Camp Phu
Day 4: Trek to Base Camp
Trek towards the base camp at 5,300 meters, passing through the Shakrok-doksa pastureland and practicing rope techniques.
Stay: Base Camp overnight at 5,300m
Day 5: Rest Day and Training
Rest and training day, focusing on mountaineering equipment introduction, climbing techniques, and acclimatization walks.
Stay: Base Camp Overnight at 5,300m
Day 6: Summit Day
Start the climb early morning from Base Camp to the summit at 6,070 meters. Negotiating through diverse terrains and enjoy the stunning views.
Stay: Base Camp Overnight at 5,300m
Day 7: Descend to Rumtse Phu and Leh
Packup the camp early morning, start the descend to Rumtse Phu, and drive back to Leh.
Stay: Overnight at Leh
Day 8: Airport Drop
Bid farewell to Ladakh with an airport drop.
Itinerary
Inclusions
Exclusions
Two local experienced mountaineers.
Three nights in the hotel with breakfast and dinner.
Airport pick-up, drop-off, and transportation in a cab from Leh to Rumtse and back.
Meals during the five-day expedition.
Camping equipment including tents, sleeping bags, and mattresses.
First-aid with oxygen cylinder throughout the trek.
Climbing equipment (Snow boots, crampons, harness, helmets, carabiners, and rope).
Horses for carrying loads.
All permits and fees.
Personal expenses such as soft drinks, hard drinks, and toiletries.
Extra expenses due to weather delays and unforeseen circumstances.
Insurance.
Personal clothing.
Tips for staff.
Any expenses not included in the provided inclusions.