Yunam Peak Expedition – High-Altitude Climb in Lahaul, Himachal Pradesh
Yunam Peak, standing tall at 6,111 meters in the Lahaul region of Himachal Pradesh, is an ideal Himalayan climbing expedition for trekkers ready to take on intermediate-level summits. Known for its rugged terrain, low-oxygen zones near Baralacha La (4,320 meters), and surreal mountain views, Yunam Peak offers an intense but scenic adventure. With proximity to Manali and the Leh highway, this alpine ascent is one of the most sought-after non-technical 6000-meter climbs in India, perfect for aspiring mountaineers preparing for greater Himalayan expeditions.
Yunam Peak Climbing Highlights – Altitude, Views & Challenges
- Location
- Bharatpur, Himachal Pradesh
- Duration
- 9 Days
- Grade
- Intermediate Himalayan Expedition
- Maximum Altitude
- 6,111 meters (20,013 ft)
- Best Season
- June, July, August, September, October
Ideal for those who have experience trekking between 4,000m to 5,000m. Great for beginners entering the world of mountaineering in the Indian Himalayas.
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Detailed 9-Day Itinerary for the Yunam Peak Expedition – Lahaul Region
Day
1
Arrival in Manali
Arrive in Manali
Check into hotel
Explore local surroundings and markets
Enjoy scenic landscapes
Acclimatize
Evening meeting and briefing
Day
2
Acclimatisation hike in Manali
Short hike to Lama dugh (4-5 hours)
Elevation 2650m
Enjoy scenic view
Day
3
Manali to Bharatpur
63 km journey to Bharatpur Base Camp (3 hours)
Cross Barlacha La (4230 m)
Enjoy mesmerizing landscapes
Arrive at base camp and spend the night
Day
4
Acclimatisation day
load ferry to summit camp and back to base camp (5-6 hours)
This process is crucial for adjusting to higher altitudes and ensuring a safer climb.
Day
5
Climb and Set up Summit Camp (5300 m)
4-hour climb for summit camp
Elevation gain 5300m
Prepare for summit attempt the following night
Day
6
Summit Day - Yunam Peak (6100 m)
Early morning ascent to Yunam Peak (around 2 am)
Enjoy the sunrise from the top
Summit the peak and descend (10-11 hours)
Descend to Summit Camp/Base Camp (depending on conditions)
Day
7
Bharatpur Base Camp to Manali Drive
6-7 hour drive back to Manali (200 km)
Spend the night in a comfortable hotel
Day
8
Departure from Manali
Bid farewell to Manali and conclude the expedition
Day
Buffer
Buffer Day for Summit
Flexibility for unexpected conditions or additional acclimatization
Accommodation
Hotel accommodation in Manali on Day 1 and Day 7.
Camp accommodation during the trek days.
Meals
Nutritious and hygienic meals throughout the climb.
Breakfast, lunch, and dinner are provided during the climbing days.
Special arrangements for dietary preferences if communicated in advance.
Transportation
Transportation to and from climbing locations.
Guides and Support
Experienced climb leader and support staff.
Local guides familiar with the terrain.
Support staff for camping and logistics.
Permits and Entrance Fees
All necessary permits and entry fees.
Permissions for climbing in the region.
Indian Mountaineering Foundation (IMF) registration.
Safety and Medical Assistance
First aid kit and basic medical assistance.
Emergency evacuation plans in place.
Experienced guides trained in high-altitude rescue operations.
Equipment
Tents, sleeping bags, and other camping equipment.
Safety equipment for the climb.
Personal gear check and assistance.
Climbing Assistance
Guidance and support during the summit day.
Assistance with technical aspects of the climb.
Documentation
Detailed itinerary and information before the climb.
Completion certificates for the participants.
Communication
Communication equipment for emergencies.
Regular updates and briefings.
Environment and Leave No Trace
Commitment to environmentally responsible trekking.
Practices to minimize environmental impact.
