Yunam Peak
A Beginner’s gateway to high-altitude mountaineering
₹30,000(15% Off) ₹25,499 starting from
Climb in India’s cold desert region a 6,000-meter Himalayan peak
Duration
7 Night and 8 days
Altitude
20,100 ft.
Trek Difficulty
Difficult
Distance
22 km
Stay
Hotel and Dome Tent
Meals
3 times a day & Tea, Snacks
Yunam Peak is a high-altitude adventure for those ready to challenge themselves. Rising from the cold desert of Lahaul, this 6,000-meter climb tests your endurance and mindset. The journey is tough, but the reward — standing above the clouds — is an experience you’ll never forget.
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Perfect expedition for first-time high-altitude climbers
Yunam Peak is one of the few 6,000-meter summits in India that doesn’t need technical mountaineering skills. It’s a great choice for fit trekkers looking to enter the world of high-altitude climbing.
360° Himalayan range view from the Summit
From the summit, you see endless layers of Himalayan giants — including peaks from Zanskar, Lahaul, and even distant parts of Ladakh. It’s a view earned with every step.
Offbeat and Less Crowded
Unlike the popular trekking routes, Yunam remains quiet, raw, and peaceful. You won’t find crowds — only open skies, cold winds, and your own heartbeat echoing in the mountains.
Trek Through the Cold Desert of Himachal
Far from green valleys, Yunam lies in a stark, dramatic cold desert — giving you landscapes that feel more like Ladakh than Himachal. The dry air and wide horizons are breathtaking in every sense.
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Trek Itinerary
Day 1: Arrival in Manali
- Group meet-up, trek briefing, gear check
- Visit the local market for a feel of Himachali culture
- Do some last-minute shopping for trek essentials
Welcome to Manali
Manali is a beautiful mountain town in Himachal Pradesh, where rivers flow beside apple orchards and snowy peaks shine in the distance. It's the perfect place to slow down, breathe in fresh air, and begin your Himalayan journey. A blend of adventure, comfort, and quiet charm — all in one
Max Altitude
6,560 ft
Stay
Hotel
Food
Not Included
Day 2: Manali to Jispa
- Drive Distance: 100 km | 4–5 hrs via Atal Tunnel
- Watch green Kullu turn into barren Lahaul — nature gives you a visual shift into the cold desert
Altitude
10,500 ft.
Stay
Hotel
Food
Evening Tea & Snacks, Dinner
Day 3: Jispa to Bharatpur
- Drive: 90 km | 5 hrs via Baralacha La
- You’re entering expedition mode — cold air, big peaks, and real altitude.
- Enroute:Â Deepak tal, Suraj Tal, Baralacha la pass
- Use this day to help your body adjust to the high altitude — stay active, drink plenty of water, and rest when needed.
Altitude
15,400 ft
Food
Morning Tea/Coffee, Breakfast, Lunch
Day 4: Acclimatization Day at Bharatpur
- Activity: Acclimatization walk and rest
- Stay active and try to be outside your tent as much as you can — it helps your body get used to the high altitude.
Altitude
15,400 ft
Food
Morning Tea/Coffee, Breakfast, Lunch
Day 5: Bharatpur to Base Camp
- Trek: 5 km | 3–4 hrs
- Water: Carry from Base Camp
- Terrain: Rocky and steep trail
- Every step today brings you closer to the summit. It might feel tough, but it’s all part of the exciting journey ahead.
Altitude
17,400 ft
Food
Morning Tea/Coffee, Breakfast, Lunch
Day 6: Acclimatization at Base Camp
- Activity: Rest, short hikes, hydration, and gear prep
- Get hands-on training on how to walk on snow, stop yourself if you slip (self-arrest), and stay safe in tricky conditions.
Altitude
17,400 ft
Food
Morning Tea/Coffee, Breakfast, Lunch
Departure Day
Your trip ends here but not the bond you have just made with the mountains and Montaxe.
Day 7: Base Camp to Summit and back
- Trek: 6km I 10–12 hrs
- Water: Limited — carry insulated bottle with warm fluids
- Terrain: Steep scree, loose rocks, alpine cold
Altitude
20,100 ft
Food
Morning Tea/Coffee, Breakfast, Lunch
Day 8: Base Camp to Bharatpur and Drive to Manali
- Trek + Drive: 5 km descent + 6–7 hr drive
- Water: Available throughout
- you descend with tired legs and a full heart
- Reach Manali by evening
Altitude
6,700 ft
Food
Breakfast
Departure Day
Your trip ends here but not the bond you have just made with the mountains and Montaxe.
Transportation
The mode of transportation will be a Tata Sumo, Bolero, or Tempo Traveller, depending on the number of trekkers.
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- Accommodation on triple and Quad Sharing basis (Hotel and Tents)
- Meals included from Day 2 dinner to Day 8 breakfast
- Transportation from Manali to Manali (to and fro)
- Mountaineering qualified & professional trek Leader, guide, cook and Support staff
- All necessary permits and entry fees
- First aid medical kits and oxygen cylinder
- Any Kind of Personal expenses
- Personal/Travel Insurance
- Any cost arising due to natural calamities like landslides, roadblocks..etc
- Meals during transportation
- Anything not mentioned in inclusions.
Trek Dates
July 2025
- 15 July - 22 July
August 2025
- 9 Aug - 16 Aug
September 2025
- 10 Sept - 18 Sept
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Trek FAQs
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Yunam Peak is ideal for fit first-time mountaineers aiming for their first 6,000-meter summit. However, good physical fitness and prior high-altitude trekking experience are highly recommended.
The trek is challenging, mainly due to high altitude and harsh terrain. The summit day is long and demanding. Proper acclimatization is key.
Basic training is provided on how to walk on snow and self-arrest techniques. No prior technical climbing experience is required.
Temperatures can drop to -10°C to -15°C at night, especially near the summit. Good layering and insulation are essential.
The best window is mid-July to September, when the weather in Lahaul is relatively stable and snow conditions are manageable.
