
Why Take This Trip
This remote peak is placed on a well trodden path and remains a sure way to reach 6000m. Stok Kangri is not technical and allows you the opportunity to climb at higher altitude in a simple and straightforward climb.
This remote peak is placed on a well trodden path and remains a sure way to reach 6000m. Stok Kangri is not technical and allows you the opportunity to climb at higher altitude in a simple and straightforward climb.
For those looking to take the step-up from trekking and move onto climbing this is the perfect first experience. A combination of altitude and weather conditions make this a challenging objective and is ideally suited for someone who has done a beginner climb.
Once you’ve climbed Stok Kangri you will have gained the necessary altitude experience to climb higher, bigger, and more challenging mountains, such as Mt. Nun, Aconcagua, and Kyajo Ri.
The paths are well defined, rocky and grassy up until the snow line around 4000m. Glacier crossing and gentle snow/ice slopes and rocky ridges to the summit.
The weather is usually sunny during the day in summer months with snow/cloud cover expected in the afternoons. At 6153m, the mountain is large enough that the weather can change within a matter of hours. Temperatures can go down to 0 deg. at basecamp, and below 0 higher up.
Overall Difficulty
Technical Skills
Days
Fitness level
Altitude
$1,800
Price based on 4 pax
Meals as mentioned in the itinerary (Breakfast = B, Lunch = L, Dinner = D)
All transport to and from destination
All accommodation as mentioned in the itinerary
All mountain permits
Highly qualified guides and expedition cooks
Drinking water on the mountain
International flight
Visa Fee
Excess baggage & Airport Taxes
Single Supplement fee
Personal & Travel insurance
Vaccinations
Bottled Beverages
Gear rental available at additional cost (Let us know if you would need any)
Tips and Gratuity