Introduction The twin peaks - Kun and Nun - are the crowning glory of the Suru Valley in the Kargil district. Soaring at 7077 meters and 7135 meters, Kun and Nun are the highest peaks of the Zanskar Ranges. A 4-km-long snowy plateau separates the two peaks. Seasoned climbers from across the world who wish to climb Mt. Everest and other 8000-ers one day consider Kun a stepping stone in their mountaineering journey. The first summit happened in 1913. A second successful attempt by the Indian Army Expedition took 58 long years. Its intimidating structure, unnerving slopes, and forbidden landscapes will push your limits but don't let these challenges bridle your adventurous spirit. Best Time The climbing season is open for a limited period, from July to September. Difficulty Level Attempting to scale Mt. Kun is a serious business and an expedition reserved for experienced and bold climbers. After all, it is the second-highest peak in Zanskar. It requires specific knowledge of mountaineering equipment and adapting to such high altitudes and difficult terrain. You must have at least one summit of 6000 meters or above in your profile before you sign up for this daring adventure.
Cash Refund (All events including Friendship Peak Expedition except other Mountaineering Expeditions) - Cash refunds are only available for bookings made without any discounts, such as promotional codes or dynamic discounts. Additionally, cash refunds are not available for shifted batch bookings or if the booking status is "Booked". The amount of the refund will be determined based on the following guidelines:
Refunds will be processed back to the bank account or credit card account used to pay for the event i.e., the source of payment. The amount refunded will be based on the net amount paid for the event, excluding additional components such as transportation, rent, or portage.
Introduction The twin peaks - Kun and Nun - are the crowning glory of the Suru Valley in the Kargil district. Soaring at 7077 meters and 7135 meters, Kun and Nun are the highest peaks of the Zanskar Ranges. A 4-km-long snowy plateau separates the two peaks. Seasoned climbers from across the world who wish to climb Mt. Everest and other 8000-ers one day consider Kun a stepping stone in their mountaineering journey. The first summit happened in 1913. A second successful attempt by the Indian Army Expedition took 58 long years. Its intimidating structure, unnerving slopes, and forbidden landscapes will push your limits but don't let these challenges bridle your adventurous spirit. Best Time The climbing season is open for a limited period, from July to September. Difficulty Level Attempting to scale Mt. Kun is a serious business and an expedition reserved for experienced and bold climbers. After all, it is the second-highest peak in Zanskar. It requires specific knowledge of mountaineering equipment and adapting to such high altitudes and difficult terrain. You must have at least one summit of 6000 meters or above in your profile before you sign up for this daring adventure.
Introduction The twin peaks - Kun and Nun - are the crowning glory of the Suru Valley in the Kargil district. Soaring at 7077 meters and 7135 meters, Kun and Nun are the highest peaks of the Zanskar Ranges. A 4-km-long snowy plateau separates the two peaks. Seasoned climbers from across the world who wish to climb Mt. Everest and other 8000-ers one day consider Kun a stepping stone in their mountaineering journey. The first summit happened in 1913. A second successful attempt by the Indian Army Expedition took 58 long years. Its intimidating structure, unnerving slopes, and forbidden landscapes will push your limits but don't let these challenges bridle your adventurous spirit. Best Time The climbing season is open for a limited period, from July to September. Difficulty Level Attempting to scale Mt. Kun is a serious business and an expedition reserved for experienced and bold climbers. After all, it is the second-highest peak in Zanskar. It requires specific knowledge of mountaineering equipment and adapting to such high altitudes and difficult terrain. You must have at least one summit of 6000 meters or above in your profile before you sign up for this daring adventure.
Introduction The twin peaks - Kun and Nun - are the crowning glory of the Suru Valley in the Kargil district. Soaring at 7077 meters and 7135 meters, Kun and Nun are the highest peaks of the Zanskar Ranges. A 4-km-long snowy plateau separates the two peaks. Seasoned climbers from across the world who wish to climb Mt. Everest and other 8000-ers one day consider Kun a stepping stone in their mountaineering journey. The first summit happened in 1913. A second successful attempt by the Indian Army Expedition took 58 long years. Its intimidating structure, unnerving slopes, and forbidden landscapes will push your limits but don't let these challenges bridle your adventurous spirit. Best Time The climbing season is open for a limited period, from July to September. Difficulty Level Attempting to scale Mt. Kun is a serious business and an expedition reserved for experienced and bold climbers. After all, it is the second-highest peak in Zanskar. It requires specific knowledge of mountaineering equipment and adapting to such high altitudes and difficult terrain. You must have at least one summit of 6000 meters or above in your profile before you sign up for this daring adventure.
Introduction The twin peaks - Kun and Nun - are the crowning glory of the Suru Valley in the Kargil district. Soaring at 7077 meters and 7135 meters, Kun and Nun are the highest peaks of the Zanskar Ranges. A 4-km-long snowy plateau separates the two peaks. Seasoned climbers from across the world who wish to climb Mt. Everest and other 8000-ers one day consider Kun a stepping stone in their mountaineering journey. The first summit happened in 1913. A second successful attempt by the Indian Army Expedition took 58 long years. Its intimidating structure, unnerving slopes, and forbidden landscapes will push your limits but don't let these challenges bridle your adventurous spirit. Best Time The climbing season is open for a limited period, from July to September. Difficulty Level Attempting to scale Mt. Kun is a serious business and an expedition reserved for experienced and bold climbers. After all, it is the second-highest peak in Zanskar. It requires specific knowledge of mountaineering equipment and adapting to such high altitudes and difficult terrain. You must have at least one summit of 6000 meters or above in your profile before you sign up for this daring adventure.
Introduction The twin peaks - Kun and Nun - are the crowning glory of the Suru Valley in the Kargil district. Soaring at 7077 meters and 7135 meters, Kun and Nun are the highest peaks of the Zanskar Ranges. A 4-km-long snowy plateau separates the two peaks. Seasoned climbers from across the world who wish to climb Mt. Everest and other 8000-ers one day consider Kun a stepping stone in their mountaineering journey. The first summit happened in 1913. A second successful attempt by the Indian Army Expedition took 58 long years. Its intimidating structure, unnerving slopes, and forbidden landscapes will push your limits but don't let these challenges bridle your adventurous spirit. Best Time The climbing season is open for a limited period, from July to September. Difficulty Level Attempting to scale Mt. Kun is a serious business and an expedition reserved for experienced and bold climbers. After all, it is the second-highest peak in Zanskar. It requires specific knowledge of mountaineering equipment and adapting to such high altitudes and difficult terrain. You must have at least one summit of 6000 meters or above in your profile before you sign up for this daring adventure.
Introduction The twin peaks - Kun and Nun - are the crowning glory of the Suru Valley in the Kargil district. Soaring at 7077 meters and 7135 meters, Kun and Nun are the highest peaks of the Zanskar Ranges. A 4-km-long snowy plateau separates the two peaks. Seasoned climbers from across the world who wish to climb Mt. Everest and other 8000-ers one day consider Kun a stepping stone in their mountaineering journey. The first summit happened in 1913. A second successful attempt by the Indian Army Expedition took 58 long years. Its intimidating structure, unnerving slopes, and forbidden landscapes will push your limits but don't let these challenges bridle your adventurous spirit. Best Time The climbing season is open for a limited period, from July to September. Difficulty Level Attempting to scale Mt. Kun is a serious business and an expedition reserved for experienced and bold climbers. After all, it is the second-highest peak in Zanskar. It requires specific knowledge of mountaineering equipment and adapting to such high altitudes and difficult terrain. You must have at least one summit of 6000 meters or above in your profile before you sign up for this daring adventure.
Introduction The twin peaks - Kun and Nun - are the crowning glory of the Suru Valley in the Kargil district. Soaring at 7077 meters and 7135 meters, Kun and Nun are the highest peaks of the Zanskar Ranges. A 4-km-long snowy plateau separates the two peaks. Seasoned climbers from across the world who wish to climb Mt. Everest and other 8000-ers one day consider Kun a stepping stone in their mountaineering journey. The first summit happened in 1913. A second successful attempt by the Indian Army Expedition took 58 long years. Its intimidating structure, unnerving slopes, and forbidden landscapes will push your limits but don't let these challenges bridle your adventurous spirit. Best Time The climbing season is open for a limited period, from July to September. Difficulty Level Attempting to scale Mt. Kun is a serious business and an expedition reserved for experienced and bold climbers. After all, it is the second-highest peak in Zanskar. It requires specific knowledge of mountaineering equipment and adapting to such high altitudes and difficult terrain. You must have at least one summit of 6000 meters or above in your profile before you sign up for this daring adventure.
Introduction The twin peaks - Kun and Nun - are the crowning glory of the Suru Valley in the Kargil district. Soaring at 7077 meters and 7135 meters, Kun and Nun are the highest peaks of the Zanskar Ranges. A 4-km-long snowy plateau separates the two peaks. Seasoned climbers from across the world who wish to climb Mt. Everest and other 8000-ers one day consider Kun a stepping stone in their mountaineering journey. The first summit happened in 1913. A second successful attempt by the Indian Army Expedition took 58 long years. Its intimidating structure, unnerving slopes, and forbidden landscapes will push your limits but don't let these challenges bridle your adventurous spirit. Best Time The climbing season is open for a limited period, from July to September. Difficulty Level Attempting to scale Mt. Kun is a serious business and an expedition reserved for experienced and bold climbers. After all, it is the second-highest peak in Zanskar. It requires specific knowledge of mountaineering equipment and adapting to such high altitudes and difficult terrain. You must have at least one summit of 6000 meters or above in your profile before you sign up for this daring adventure.
Introduction The twin peaks - Kun and Nun - are the crowning glory of the Suru Valley in the Kargil district. Soaring at 7077 meters and 7135 meters, Kun and Nun are the highest peaks of the Zanskar Ranges. A 4-km-long snowy plateau separates the two peaks. Seasoned climbers from across the world who wish to climb Mt. Everest and other 8000-ers one day consider Kun a stepping stone in their mountaineering journey. The first summit happened in 1913. A second successful attempt by the Indian Army Expedition took 58 long years. Its intimidating structure, unnerving slopes, and forbidden landscapes will push your limits but don't let these challenges bridle your adventurous spirit. Best Time The climbing season is open for a limited period, from July to September. Difficulty Level Attempting to scale Mt. Kun is a serious business and an expedition reserved for experienced and bold climbers. After all, it is the second-highest peak in Zanskar. It requires specific knowledge of mountaineering equipment and adapting to such high altitudes and difficult terrain. You must have at least one summit of 6000 meters or above in your profile before you sign up for this daring adventure.
Introduction The twin peaks - Kun and Nun - are the crowning glory of the Suru Valley in the Kargil district. Soaring at 7077 meters and 7135 meters, Kun and Nun are the highest peaks of the Zanskar Ranges. A 4-km-long snowy plateau separates the two peaks. Seasoned climbers from across the world who wish to climb Mt. Everest and other 8000-ers one day consider Kun a stepping stone in their mountaineering journey. The first summit happened in 1913. A second successful attempt by the Indian Army Expedition took 58 long years. Its intimidating structure, unnerving slopes, and forbidden landscapes will push your limits but don't let these challenges bridle your adventurous spirit. Best Time The climbing season is open for a limited period, from July to September. Difficulty Level Attempting to scale Mt. Kun is a serious business and an expedition reserved for experienced and bold climbers. After all, it is the second-highest peak in Zanskar. It requires specific knowledge of mountaineering equipment and adapting to such high altitudes and difficult terrain. You must have at least one summit of 6000 meters or above in your profile before you sign up for this daring adventure.
Introduction The twin peaks - Kun and Nun - are the crowning glory of the Suru Valley in the Kargil district. Soaring at 7077 meters and 7135 meters, Kun and Nun are the highest peaks of the Zanskar Ranges. A 4-km-long snowy plateau separates the two peaks. Seasoned climbers from across the world who wish to climb Mt. Everest and other 8000-ers one day consider Kun a stepping stone in their mountaineering journey. The first summit happened in 1913. A second successful attempt by the Indian Army Expedition took 58 long years. Its intimidating structure, unnerving slopes, and forbidden landscapes will push your limits but don't let these challenges bridle your adventurous spirit. Best Time The climbing season is open for a limited period, from July to September. Difficulty Level Attempting to scale Mt. Kun is a serious business and an expedition reserved for experienced and bold climbers. After all, it is the second-highest peak in Zanskar. It requires specific knowledge of mountaineering equipment and adapting to such high altitudes and difficult terrain. You must have at least one summit of 6000 meters or above in your profile before you sign up for this daring adventure.
Introduction The twin peaks - Kun and Nun - are the crowning glory of the Suru Valley in the Kargil district. Soaring at 7077 meters and 7135 meters, Kun and Nun are the highest peaks of the Zanskar Ranges. A 4-km-long snowy plateau separates the two peaks. Seasoned climbers from across the world who wish to climb Mt. Everest and other 8000-ers one day consider Kun a stepping stone in their mountaineering journey. The first summit happened in 1913. A second successful attempt by the Indian Army Expedition took 58 long years. Its intimidating structure, unnerving slopes, and forbidden landscapes will push your limits but don't let these challenges bridle your adventurous spirit. Best Time The climbing season is open for a limited period, from July to September. Difficulty Level Attempting to scale Mt. Kun is a serious business and an expedition reserved for experienced and bold climbers. After all, it is the second-highest peak in Zanskar. It requires specific knowledge of mountaineering equipment and adapting to such high altitudes and difficult terrain. You must have at least one summit of 6000 meters or above in your profile before you sign up for this daring adventure.
Introduction The twin peaks - Kun and Nun - are the crowning glory of the Suru Valley in the Kargil district. Soaring at 7077 meters and 7135 meters, Kun and Nun are the highest peaks of the Zanskar Ranges. A 4-km-long snowy plateau separates the two peaks. Seasoned climbers from across the world who wish to climb Mt. Everest and other 8000-ers one day consider Kun a stepping stone in their mountaineering journey. The first summit happened in 1913. A second successful attempt by the Indian Army Expedition took 58 long years. Its intimidating structure, unnerving slopes, and forbidden landscapes will push your limits but don't let these challenges bridle your adventurous spirit. Best Time The climbing season is open for a limited period, from July to September. Difficulty Level Attempting to scale Mt. Kun is a serious business and an expedition reserved for experienced and bold climbers. After all, it is the second-highest peak in Zanskar. It requires specific knowledge of mountaineering equipment and adapting to such high altitudes and difficult terrain. You must have at least one summit of 6000 meters or above in your profile before you sign up for this daring adventure.
Introduction The twin peaks - Kun and Nun - are the crowning glory of the Suru Valley in the Kargil district. Soaring at 7077 meters and 7135 meters, Kun and Nun are the highest peaks of the Zanskar Ranges. A 4-km-long snowy plateau separates the two peaks. Seasoned climbers from across the world who wish to climb Mt. Everest and other 8000-ers one day consider Kun a stepping stone in their mountaineering journey. The first summit happened in 1913. A second successful attempt by the Indian Army Expedition took 58 long years. Its intimidating structure, unnerving slopes, and forbidden landscapes will push your limits but don't let these challenges bridle your adventurous spirit. Best Time The climbing season is open for a limited period, from July to September. Difficulty Level Attempting to scale Mt. Kun is a serious business and an expedition reserved for experienced and bold climbers. After all, it is the second-highest peak in Zanskar. It requires specific knowledge of mountaineering equipment and adapting to such high altitudes and difficult terrain. You must have at least one summit of 6000 meters or above in your profile before you sign up for this daring adventure.
Introduction The twin peaks - Kun and Nun - are the crowning glory of the Suru Valley in the Kargil district. Soaring at 7077 meters and 7135 meters, Kun and Nun are the highest peaks of the Zanskar Ranges. A 4-km-long snowy plateau separates the two peaks. Seasoned climbers from across the world who wish to climb Mt. Everest and other 8000-ers one day consider Kun a stepping stone in their mountaineering journey. The first summit happened in 1913. A second successful attempt by the Indian Army Expedition took 58 long years. Its intimidating structure, unnerving slopes, and forbidden landscapes will push your limits but don't let these challenges bridle your adventurous spirit. Best Time The climbing season is open for a limited period, from July to September. Difficulty Level Attempting to scale Mt. Kun is a serious business and an expedition reserved for experienced and bold climbers. After all, it is the second-highest peak in Zanskar. It requires specific knowledge of mountaineering equipment and adapting to such high altitudes and difficult terrain. You must have at least one summit of 6000 meters or above in your profile before you sign up for this daring adventure.
Introduction The twin peaks - Kun and Nun - are the crowning glory of the Suru Valley in the Kargil district. Soaring at 7077 meters and 7135 meters, Kun and Nun are the highest peaks of the Zanskar Ranges. A 4-km-long snowy plateau separates the two peaks. Seasoned climbers from across the world who wish to climb Mt. Everest and other 8000-ers one day consider Kun a stepping stone in their mountaineering journey. The first summit happened in 1913. A second successful attempt by the Indian Army Expedition took 58 long years. Its intimidating structure, unnerving slopes, and forbidden landscapes will push your limits but don't let these challenges bridle your adventurous spirit. Best Time The climbing season is open for a limited period, from July to September. Difficulty Level Attempting to scale Mt. Kun is a serious business and an expedition reserved for experienced and bold climbers. After all, it is the second-highest peak in Zanskar. It requires specific knowledge of mountaineering equipment and adapting to such high altitudes and difficult terrain. You must have at least one summit of 6000 meters or above in your profile before you sign up for this daring adventure.
Introduction The twin peaks - Kun and Nun - are the crowning glory of the Suru Valley in the Kargil district. Soaring at 7077 meters and 7135 meters, Kun and Nun are the highest peaks of the Zanskar Ranges. A 4-km-long snowy plateau separates the two peaks. Seasoned climbers from across the world who wish to climb Mt. Everest and other 8000-ers one day consider Kun a stepping stone in their mountaineering journey. The first summit happened in 1913. A second successful attempt by the Indian Army Expedition took 58 long years. Its intimidating structure, unnerving slopes, and forbidden landscapes will push your limits but don't let these challenges bridle your adventurous spirit. Best Time The climbing season is open for a limited period, from July to September. Difficulty Level Attempting to scale Mt. Kun is a serious business and an expedition reserved for experienced and bold climbers. After all, it is the second-highest peak in Zanskar. It requires specific knowledge of mountaineering equipment and adapting to such high altitudes and difficult terrain. You must have at least one summit of 6000 meters or above in your profile before you sign up for this daring adventure.
Cash Refund (All events including Friendship Peak Expedition except other Mountaineering Expeditions) - Cash refunds are only available for bookings made without any discounts, such as promotional codes or dynamic discounts. Additionally, cash refunds are not available for shifted batch bookings or if the booking status is "Booked". The amount of the refund will be determined based on the following guidelines:
Refunds will be processed back to the bank account or credit card account used to pay for the event i.e., the source of payment. The amount refunded will be based on the net amount paid for the event, excluding additional components such as transportation, rent, or portage.