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Kanamo Peak

Information

Elevation: 5.998 m
Country: India (IN)
Location / Range: Himalaya Spiti, Himachal Pradesh
Mountain type: Puncak utama Himalaya (non-vulkanik)
Volcanic?: No (non-volcanic)
Coordinates: 32.3691, 78.0934
Difficulty: Berat karena ketinggian; sebutan non-teknis bukan berarti mudah.
Best Season: Indiahikes menyebut akhir Juli–pertengahan Oktober; kondisi salju dan cuaca menentukan pelaksanaan.
Permits & Rules: Catatan Tarun Rawat tahun 2018 menyebut kontribusi desa. Angka historis tersebut tidak dipakai sebagai tarif atau konfirmasi izin saat ini; pengaturan akses perlu diperiksa dengan pengelola lokal.
Hazards: Ketinggian, kelelahan, medan berbatu dan keterbatasan air. Catatan Jaydhar (2018) dan Tarun Rawat (2018) menggambarkan kesulitan nyata; pengalaman mereka bukan anjuran untuk meniru jadwal pendakian cepat.

Description

Kanamo Peak is a twin-peaked mountain in Spiti, India; Wikidata records an elevation of 5,998 m. The Kibber approach passes through base camp before the summit. Indiahikes includes acclimatisation days at the village and camp. Personal accounts include both successful ascents and retreat through exhaustion: non-technical does not mean undemanding.

Gallery

Foto bersumber dari Wikimedia Commons — klik untuk memperbesar & lihat sumbernya.

Routes

Jalur normal via Kibber → Kanamo Base Camp → puncak

Trek ketinggian berat; jalur normal non-teknis dalam kondisi sesuai.

7 hari program dari Manali; mencakup transfer dan aklimatisasi, bukan 7 hari berjalan dari Kibber.

From Kibber to base camp, then the summit and back along the same approach. The Indiahikes itinerary separates acclimatisation days at Kibber and base camp from the summit day.

Route Segments

1

Kibber → Kanamo Base Camp

↔ 5.5 km ⏱ 6 jam / hours
2

Base Camp → Kanamo Peak → Base Camp

↔ 11 km ⏱ 12 jam / hours
3

Base Camp → Kibber

↔ 5.5 km ⏱ 3 jam / hours

Source

Climbing Experiences

This collection combines Kanamo videos with two 2018 trip accounts. Jaydhar reports summiting while struggling with limited water; Tarun Rawat turned around below the summit through exhaustion. These historical accounts add terrain and decision-making context, rather than establishing current conditions or access permissions.

References

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