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Ladakh 9 Days challenging

Stok Kangri Peak Trek Expedition

6151 m
Max Altitude
40 km
Distance
July to September
Best Season
Max 20
Group Size
Starting from ₹12,999 / person
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Fixed Departures
  • 10 Aug 17 Aug 2026 8D
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    ₹12,999
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Number of Trekkers
1

Base: ₹12,999

Optional Add-ons
Gear Rentals
Microspikes / Crampons
Essential for icy summit section
₹200 /person
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Snow Gaiters
Waterproof, over-boot, knee-high
₹100 /person
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1 person × ₹12,999
₹12,999
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Overview

Stok Kangri Peak Trek Expedition is located in Ladakh. The trek is described as challenging, with a total distance of 40 km and a maximum altitude of 6151 metres. The route offers views of the Zanskar Range, the Karakoram Range, and the Indus Valley.

The trek starts from Leh, where acclimatization is important before proceeding towards Stok Village, Changa Ma, Base Camp, and the summit. The summit climb is described as a long ascent of about 9–10 hours.

Current Access Status

Currently, Stok Kangri cannot be accessed for trekking or climbing. The source states that the Ladakh local administration and the wildlife department have banned visits to the peak so that the region can recover from environmental stress.

Difficulty

This is described as a high mountain difficult expedition. Although it was once considered a non-technical climb, the source notes that it is difficult because of the high altitude, long summit push, steep terrain, and unpredictable weather. Trekkers may encounter bouldery ground, debris, and snow.

Experience and Preparation

The source recommends prior trekking experience, ideally one or two high-altitude treks above 5,000 metres. It also recommends beginning training 2–3 months in advance, including cardiovascular exercise, weight training, stair climbing, and practice on uneven terrain. Proper acclimatization and hydration are emphasized.

Best Season

The best months mentioned are July, August, and September, noted as a future reference if the trek reopens.

Essentials

  • Warm clothes
  • Down jacket
  • Trekking shoes with good grip
  • Gloves
  • Headlamp
  • Sunglasses
  • Crampons
  • Harness
  • Gaiters
  • Ropes
  • Ice axe

Altitude Considerations

The source highlights a serious risk of altitude sickness because the trek exceeds 6,000 metres. Symptoms mentioned include headache, shaking, nausea, and exhaustion. Slow acclimatization before the trek is emphasized.

Itinerary

Drive from Leh to Jingchin, then trek along the riverside to Rumbak. Overnight camp at Rumbak.

  • Jingchin
  • Rumbak
  • Riverside trail
  • Camp at Rumbak
Drive Trekking Camping Campsite Village

What's included

9 days / 8 nights
Not included 7
  • Flights
  • Hotel stay
  • Transport
  • Tour guide
  • Breakfast
  • Lunch
  • Dinner

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