Shinkun South Peak Expedition (6, 030 Meters)

The Shinkun South Peak (6,030 m) stands tall in the Shinku La region of Lahaul, offering one of the most exciting technical 6,000 m climbs in Himachal Pradesh. Unlike trekking peaks, Shinkun South demands ice climbing skills, rope work, and endurance to handle long alpine summit pushes.

The climb moves from alpine meadows into steep ice faces, sharp ridges, and glaciated terrain—providing a perfect challenge for mountaineers looking to step up to higher Himalayan expeditions. On the summit, climbers are rewarded with panoramic views of Lahaul, Zanskar, and the greater Trans-Himalayas.

At GoClimbUp, your climb is led by legendary Sherpas with summits on Everest, K2, and other 8,000 m giants, supported by our professional Indian mountaineering team, high-altitude cooks, and support staff. With premium logistics, world-class equipment, and a safety-first approach, this is a climb that balances challenge with security.

Why Choose GoClimbUp?

At GoClimbUp, we are the only Indian company offering Sherpa-led climbs on technical 6,000 m peaks and above. With over 15 years of Himalayan expedition experience, we bring together:

• Legendary Sherpas with 8,000 m summits
• Professional Indian mountaineering crew with unmatched local knowledge
• World-class gear and premium logistics for safety & comfort
• A proven record of successful ascents on unclimbed and challenging peaks

When you climb with GoClimbUp, you climb with experience, safety, and Himalayan mastery on your side.

Fitness & Experience Requirements

This is a technical expedition, not a trekking peak. Participants must have:

• Prior mountaineering experience above 5,000 m
• Strong cardiovascular fitness (running, hiking, endurance workouts)
• Strength training (legs, shoulders, and core)
• Ability to carry 10–12 kg load at high altitude
• Familiarity with climbing gear: crampons, harness, ice axe, ropes

 Recommended Prep:

• Running / stair climbs: 5–10 km, 4–5 days per week
• Weighted hikes with 10–12 kg pack, 2–3 times per week
• Strength & core workouts (squats, planks, pull-ups)
• Interval cardio training for endurance and recovery

Expedition Facilities & Equipment

• Camping: Premium 4-season tents, -30 °C sleeping bags, dining & kitchen tents, portable toilet tents
• Climbing Gear: Fixed ropes, anchors, snow stakes, crampons, helmets, harnesses, ice axes, ascenders/descenders
• Safety Support: Oxygen cylinders, medical kits, satellite communication
• Team: Sherpa guides, Indian mountaineers, high-altitude cooks & porters