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Kang Yatse 2 (6250m) Climb Jul 26-Aug 08, 2025
Kang Yatse sits like a throne for the Gods in the middle of one of the most popular trekking routes of Ladakh - The Markha Valley! Rising above the grazing grounds of Nimaling and covering the sky, it is the most prominent snow peak on the Markha trail Magnificent in appearance it rises a good 1700m above the camping site of Nimaling and beckons any trekker passing by to think of climbing it some day It has 2 summits The higher one Kang Yatse 1 at 6400m+ is a technically difficult climb and requires considerable mountaineering skills The lower peak termed Kang Yatse 2 at 6250m is a comparatively easier ascent, with many teams launching summit attempt from the base camp itself
Due to its altitude, climbers attempting this peak need to be well acclimatized Hence our...
Jul 26-Aug 08, 2025
Jul 26-Aug 08, 2025
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Stok Kangri Climb No Departures
Stok Kangri at 6153m is a superb introduction to high altitude mountaineering in the Himalayas It is considered a trekking peak that can be attempted without being bogged down by the technicalities and skill of mountaineering On the other hand, Stok Kangri can prove to be a serious challenge depending on the snow and weather conditions on summit night
In recent times this mountain has garnered so much popularity among amateurs and novice climbers, that it could easily be considered as the “common man’s Everest”! The most important aspect to consider while attempting Stok Kangri would be the acclimatization to high altitude At 6153m, the peak is very high while the Base Camp itself is at a height of 4900m, as high as some passes one would encounter on a...
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