Mt. Nun 7,135m Expedition Report – White Expedition

Team White Expedition successfully summited Mt. Nun 7,135m (23,409 ft) in Ladakh, India. We completed the entire ascent in just 4 days, making this one of the fastest ascents of Mt. Nun.

Mt. Nun is the highest peak of the Nun-Kun massif and one of the most challenging 7,000m peaks in the Indian Himalaya. The mountain has steep snow and ice sections, technical climbing, extreme altitude and unpredictable weather conditions.

We started our expedition from approximately 3,400m (11,155 ft) and moved towards the higher camps with a very fast and efficient pace. Good planning, strong teamwork, route management and our high-altitude experience helped us gain altitude quickly.

Throughout the expedition, we continuously monitored the weather and mountain conditions and moved towards the summit with a clear plan. The team worked together and successfully reached the Mt. Nun summit at 7,135m within only four days.

Summiting a 7,000m peak in such a short period was a big challenge, but the entire team showed strong fitness, technical climbing skills, endurance and decision-making throughout the climb.

This successful Mt. Nun 7,135m expedition in Ladakh is another important achievement for White Expedition and adds to our experience in high-altitude mountaineering in the Indian Himalaya.

We are proud of the entire team and happy to have successfully completed the Mt. Nun ascent in just 4 days.

Peak: Mt. Nun – 7,135mLocation: Ladakh, IndiaStarting Elevation: 3,400m / 11,155 ftTeam: White ExpeditionAscent: 4 DaysAchievement: Successful Summit of Mt. Nun 7,135m