<div>Nestled in the breathtaking landscapes of the Lahaul district of Himachal Pradesh, India, is the majestic Mt. Yunam. This trekking peak stands tall at an elevation of 6,150 meters (20,300 ft) and offers panoramic views of the Chandra Bhaga range and Zanskar. A relatively unexplored peak, Yunam presents a great opportunity for those seeking to upgrade their climbing skills and experience the thrill of conquering a 6,000-meter peak.</div><div>Located in the Lahaul-Spiti area, Mt. Yunam is surrounded by snow-capped peaks, glaciers, and mesmerizing landscapes that attract adventurers and trekkers from around the world. The trek to the top of Yunam Peak offers an exciting and challenging experience for mountaineers. Although not as popular as some of the more frequented peaks like Stok Kangri and Kang Yatse 2, Mt. Yunam’s summit provides a fantastic vantage point to view the Chandrabhaga and Mulkilla mountain ranges.</div><div>The trek to the top of Mt. Yunam begins from the quaint village of Tangze, which is accessible from Manali through the famous Baralacha La Pass. The trek involves navigating through the rugged terrain, passing through high-altitude alpine meadows, and crossing a few glacial streams before reaching the base camp at an elevation of 5,000 meters.</div><div>From the base camp, the real adventure begins, as trekkers start their ascent to the summit. The climb to Yunam Peak is not technical but requires high endurance for its long continuous ascents. Trekkers must have prior high-altitude experience and be physically fit to undertake this climb. The ascent offers incredible views of the surrounding mountain ranges, making the effort worthwhile.</div><div>The summit of Mt. Yunam is a sight to behold, with its breathtaking panoramic views of the surrounding peaks and valleys. Trekkers can spend some time at the top, soaking in the beauty of the landscape before descending back to the base camp.</div><div>A climb to the top of Mt. Yunam is an experience that is not to be missed. With its challenging terrain and mesmerizing landscape, Yunam Peak presents a great opportunity for outdoor enthusiasts wanting to upgrade their trekking game.<br><br></div>

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<ul><li><strong>Diverse Terrain:</strong> Navigate through rugged terrains, high-altitude alpine meadows, and glacial streams.</li><li><strong>Panoramic Views:</strong> Enjoy breathtaking views of the Chandrabhaga and Mulkilla mountain ranges from the summit.</li><li><strong>Cultural Experience:</strong> Begin your journey from the quaint village of Tangze, experiencing local Himachali culture.</li><li><strong>Physical Challenge:</strong> Test your endurance with long continuous ascents, suitable for trekkers with prior high-altitude experience.</li><li><strong>Exclusive Adventure:</strong> Trek a less-popular peak, offering solitude and a unique mountaineering experience.</li></ul>

What's Cool About This?

<div><strong>Day 1:</strong> Arrive in Manali in the morning. Check into the hotel and explore the area.</div><div><strong>Day 2:</strong> Drive to Jispa (3,300 m), covering 136 km in approximately 4 hours. Overnight stay in camp.</div><div><strong>Day 3:</strong> Proceed to Bharatpur base camp (4,700 m) via Baralacha La – 63 km – 3 hours – camp overnight.</div><div><strong>Day 4:</strong> Load ferry to summit camp and active acclimatization day, height gain up to 5,200 m and return. 5-6 hours.</div><div><strong>Day 5:</strong> Climb and set up Summit camp (5,300 m) – 4 hours.</div><div><strong>Day 6:</strong> Early morning (by 2 am) ascent to Yunam Peak (6,100 m) summit and descent to Summit Camp. – 10-11 hours.</div><div><strong>Day 7:</strong> Buffer day for the summit.</div><div><strong>Day 8:</strong> Descend from Summit camp to Bharatpur base camp (3 hours) and drive back to Manali – 200 km – 6-7 hours. Overnight stay in hotel.<br><strong>Day 9:</strong> Departure after breakfast.</div>

What's the Plan?

<ul><li><strong>Accommodation:</strong> Hotel accommodation in Manali on a twin/triple sharing basis with breakfast and dinner.</li><li><strong>Transportation:</strong> All car transfers from Manali to Manali as mentioned in the itinerary.</li><li><strong>Meals:</strong> All meals during the trek.</li><li><strong>Guides:</strong> Excellent expedition guide, local to the area with profound knowledge of the trekking trails and peaks.</li><li><strong>Support Staff:</strong> Specialized cook and support staff.</li><li><strong>Camping Equipment:</strong> Stay in tents on a twin or triple-sharing basis during the trek.</li><li><strong>Gear:</strong> Camping equipment like a sleeping bag, and carry mattress.</li><li><strong>Technical Equipment:</strong> Any technical equipment like static/dynamic rope, carabiners, sling, ice axe, gaiters, micro spikes/crampon, etc.</li><li><strong>Facilities:</strong> Kitchen</li></ul>

What's Included?

<ul><li>Personal trekking gear like trekking poles, gloves, and rain gear.</li><li>Any expenses due to medical emergencies, evacuation, or extra accommodation beyond the itinerary.</li><li>Food and beverages outside the trek itinerary (e.g., snacks, mineral water, soft drinks, and alcohol).</li><li>Insurance covering high-altitude trekking and medical evacuation.</li><li>Porter services for personal bags.</li><li>Any expenses arising due to unforeseen circumstances like landslides, bad weather, or government restrictions.</li></ul>

What’s Not Included?

<ul><li><strong>By Air</strong>: The nearest airport is <strong>Bhuntar Airport (Kullu-Manali Airport)</strong>. From there, you can take a taxi or bus to Manali.</li><li><strong>By Road</strong>: Manali is well connected by road with Delhi and Chandigarh. Regular Volvo and state-run buses are available.</li><li><strong>By Train</strong>: The nearest railway station is <strong>Joginder Nagar Railway Station</strong>, from where you can take a cab or local bus to Manali.</li></ul><div><br></div>

How Do I Get There?

<ul><li>Ensure you have prior high-altitude trekking experience.</li><li>Acclimatization days are built into the itinerary, but personal fitness is key.</li><li>Carry appropriate clothing and gear for extreme weather conditions.</li><li>A medical check-up is advised before embarking on this trek.</li><li>Carry valid ID proof for permits.</li></ul>

Before You Book

<ol><li><strong>Is prior trekking experience required?<br></strong>Yes, experience in high-altitude trekking (above 4,500m) is recommended.</li><li><strong>What is the difficulty level?<br></strong>The trek is challenging and demands good physical fitness.</li><li><strong>Do I need a guide?<br></strong>Yes, a professional guide is provided for safety and navigation.</li><li><strong>What kind of accommodation is provided?<br></strong>Hotels in Manali and camping in tents during the trek.</li><li><strong>Is drinking water available on the trek?<br></strong>Yes, we provide filtered and boiled water.</li></ol>

FAQs

<ul><li><strong>90% refund</strong> if cancelled 30 days before the trek.</li><li><strong>50% refund</strong> if cancelled 15-29 days before the trek.</li><li><strong>No refund</strong> if cancelled within 14 days of the trek.</li><li>If cancelled due to natural disasters, rescheduling options will be provided.</li></ul>

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<div>The <strong>provider for Mt. Yunam Trek</strong> is <strong>Boots and Crampons</strong>, an experienced adventure travel company specializing in high-altitude expeditions and mountaineering trips across the Himalayas.&nbsp;</div>

Who is the Provider?

Embark on the Mt. Yunam Expedition, a high-altitude trekking peak at 6,150m in Lahaul, Himachal Pradesh. Experience a thrilling climb through snow-capped landscapes, rugged terrain, and breathtaking views of the Chandra Bhaga and Zanskar ranges. Join a guided 9-day expedition with expert mountaineers, camping under the stars and conquering one of the finest peaks in the Indian Himalayas.

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