Stok Kangri

Duration

8 Days

Difficulty

Difficult

Max Altitude

6153

Temperature

0-25° C

distance

41km

season

June - October

Stok Kangri has been banned until further notice

Stok Kangri is a famous trekking peak standing tall at 6153 meters which lies in the Stok range of mountains, inside the Hemis national park, Ladakh

It is the perfect peak for a seasoned trekker who wants to transition into mountaineering as you get introduced to some technicality of mountaineering along with the features of a mountain while you take on this peak.

The trail to the mountain starts close to Leh town from a village named 'Stok' and makes it way through the rugged valley up to the base camp in 3 days.

It became such a popular climb that it was banned for ascents for a few years due to the glacier receding at an alarming rate which created a shortage of water for the villages dependant on the streams that flew from the valley

Even though the climb is non technical, the altitudes makes it quite a demanding climb thus holding higher risks than one would usually find on high altitude treks

Stok is also a preferred climb for people attempting bigger mountains such as Nun, Kun, Satopanth and other 7000 + meter mountains

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