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Hello, this was a team of mountaineers/friends. No company.

Also the guides were hired

How can i join you? For future treks ! Please revert

Thank you brother

Hello thank you very much! I would suggest you to go for peaks like Yunam, UT Kangri and Kang Yatse 2. As these peaks have a very good approach. Once you gain experience and exposure to high altitude. Try for Kalanag and Deo Tibba.

Thank you Mithun Bhai.

Parvat folks were super professional. Costing for us differed as we already knew them. And this was a semi alpine expedition.

Thank you 🙏🏻

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No we didn't use any oxygen cylinders. Looks like carrying a backpack wouldn't be an issue for you. But you need to work on cardio. The ideal way to approach this cardio part is to concentrate on going long distances in terms of time. The level of fitness would 1) at least to complete two high altitude treks above 15000 feet. 2) It would be great if you ran/walk/hike for more than 1.5hours 3) Carry a backpack and climb stairs for 90 mins 4) work on stability, flexibility and breathwork. I think this would standard and would work best. Cheers. You can always dm me on instagram - Sai Mukunda or saimukunda3

@@saimukunda6 I have done 2 treks of 14000ft about 3yrs back. But in my current condition and based on what you described, i need to focus on stamina for long cardio. Thanks bro for the tips!!

Thank you very much

Thank you very much. You can start off with walking long distances. 5-10km. Then wear a backpack. Start off 3kgs. Keep adding weight to your backpack. Slowly progress to run. The distance can be variable from 5km, 12km, 15km. Try stair climbing with weights. Since mountaineering is the only sport where you need to be fit in all aspects. One needs to do weight training. Also to stabilize and recover. Yoga and swimming are recommended. Hopefully this helps. Can help more. Dm me at saimukunda3. I train people for mountaineering.

@@saimukunda6 thank you so much brother.

This was in October 22

Haha yes. Great catch. Yes he meant Cairn.

@@saimukunda6 by the way, i came across this vlog while researching my expedition plan for either Deo Tibba vs Black Peak. I had been to Bali pass and I know how brutal this terrain is. Attempting black peak itself is a great advanture. Beautifully shot video. Kudos!

That's amazing! I have climbed Deo Tibba too. That's the next video of mine.

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In the month of May 22

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Totally man

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Haha I am a vegetarian

Please go ahead and check properly

Indeed brooo

Yes you can! If you have prior knowledge in mountaineering or hardcore trekking, it will be great if you do it alone. But at present, you will be controlled by LMGA.

LMGA is Ladakh Mountain Guide Association

Awesome bro.

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Likewise bro! Deo Tibba for you at the same time

Thanks legend!

Hello, thank you. I would suggest you go with "Out on Odyssey" Type this on Instagram, you will find them.

Thanks a ton

NO permit needed

No permit needed bro

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Bro their rates keep changing. Please check on the HMI website.

Yes HMI has a store where you can buy headtorch. I am not sure about the price range.

No network

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