All Jammu Kashmir Mountaineering Foundation

All Jammu Kashmir Mountaineering Foundation

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We are volunteer based club. ⛰ Our Mission is *Create awareness about nature and wilderness life. *Promoting adventure activities in and around J& K.

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Standing on a summit is always rewarding, but retracing a route that has remained absent from modern mountaineering records for over 80 years makes the experience even more meaningful. Alhamdulillah! On 8 July 2026, we reached the summit of Mt. Sekiwas (documented as Point 15404ft), making this the first civilian and native ascent of this peak Until today, the only successful ascent took place 80 years ago, in August of 1945, by John Angelo Jackson and his team as recorded in The Himalayan Journal (Vol. 13, 1946) and noted in the book Climbers’ Guide to Sonamarg, Kashmir. Today, we added our names to that exclusive history. We left Base Camp at 4am and reached the summit at 11am. We crossed the YemHar Pass and then followed the exposed pinnacle ridge to the summit. Of our five member team, Zaid ,Hilal and Muzammil managed to reach the summit. A special mention to @ajkmount for their unwavering support throughout this journey. During our research we could not find any documented ascent of the peak since the expedition in 1945. We welcome any historical evidence that we might have missed and may help further document its climbing history. Team: Zaid (@zaidoutthere ), Muzamil (@_green_run ), Hilal (@nomadicbagpacker ), Aasim (@clicksandcliffs ), Taha (@whirlinglens ) 09 Jul 2026 Historic achievement in the Harmukh Massif. 🏔️ Waseem Hassan Rather has successfully completed all major peaks of the Harmukh across multiple expeditions after summiting the Main Summit, Eastern Peak, Northern Peak, and Station Peak during the latest expedition from 25 June to 1 July 2026. This expedition was a true example of patience, teamwork, discipline, and safe mountaineering under challenging alpine conditions. A proud milestone for Kashmir mountaineering and a historic chapter in the legacy of Harmukh Massif. 🇮🇳⛰️ #Harmukh #Mountaineering #Kashmir #WaseemHassanRather #Adventure Summit Expedition Himalayas KashmirMountains Climbing HistoricSummit. 03 Jul 2026 “In matters of style, swim with the current; in matters of principle, stand like a rock.” -Thomas Jefferson Highest point of Kashmir-Mt. Kolahoi 5431 mtrs 10 Jun 2024 Let’s Explore with us. The Alpine gem, one unforgettable journey. Experience the crystal-clear waters of Sarbal-Sar. Join us this Sunday Trek Details: Date: Sunday, 25th/ Oct/ 2026 Trek Grade: Moderate Total Distance: Approx. 18km (to and fro) Maximum Elevation: Approx. 3500m Location: Sarbal Sar Reporting Point: Jahangir Chowk Reporting Time: 6:00 AM Departure: 6:15 AM sharp Expected Return: 9:00 PM Trek Fee: Only ₹1140/- Payment Details: Name: AJK Mountaineering Foundation Bank: JK Bank A/C Number: 0048010100028272 IFSC Code: JAKA0DALGAT Payment is Non-Refundable and Non-Transferable. Once the payment is completed, kindly send the payment screenshot to 7889542634 (WhatsApp). ——— Limited to 25 slots only! Book your slot now — DM or WhatsApp to register! 20 Oct 2026 The team left Srinagar on 4 September with a plan to reach Sukhnai and then move towards Koh-e-Noor Lake, which was to be the Base Camp. Due to some logistical issues, the team spent the night at Sukhnai and continued towards the mountain the following morning. On 5 September, they left early in the morning towards the Sheeshnag Glacier to set up an advance camp. They reached the snout of the glacier, just above the lake, but changing weather forced the team to abandon the plan of setting up an advance camp. They instead set up camp around 200 m below the lake. The team then decided to hit the summit directly from Base Camp. At 4:30 a.m. on 6 September, they started the push. After crossing the Sheeshnag Glacier and negotiating crevasses and the bergschrund, they reached the north-east face of Koh-e-Noor South-West. From there, there was no established line to follow. The team climbed a steep wall and worked their way onto the summit arête, navigating exposed terrain and a series of pinnacles. After nearly nine hours of climbing, they reached the summit at 1:15 p.m., at 5,146 m. The summit was only half the job. The line they climbed was not possible to descend, forcing the team to find another way down through the south-west side, negotiating steep gullies, exposed ridges and heavy rockfall before reaching Base Camp at 7 p.m. No advance camp, no fixed ropes — just a direct push from Base Camp and back. That’s where the name came from: ONE DAY BOYS — UP & DOWN. With expeditions to Koh-e-Noor recorded as far back as 1898, and the Japanese ascent of 1976 remaining the last recorded successful climb for nearly five decades, the team’s approach from the Warwan side opened a new line on the mountain. Four climbers. One new line. One hell of a mountain. 🏔️⚔️ Team: Muzakir Khan · Yasir Khan · Faik Aijaz Pattoo · Saqib Shafi 16 Sep 2026 MOUNT KOHINOOR SOUTH-WEST EXPEDITION 2026 5,136 m | Kishtwar, Jammu & Kashmir Summit Date: 9 September 2026 Teams Has @wasim__hassan(EL) @powpaji @zaidoutthere summited after 50years A sincere note of gratitude following the successful Mount Kohinoor South-West Expedition 2026. We extend our heartfelt thanks to the Indian Mountaineering Foundation (IMF) for their guidance, coordination, and support throughout the expedition. Special appreciation to Mr. Akhil Purohit, ADGP Mr. Garib Das, Sir, and his Personal Assistant, Mr. Rohit, Sir, for their valuable assistance, cooperation, and support, particularly during the logistical and administrative challenges we faced while changing our approach We are equally grateful to all the officers, authorities, and the individuals Their support helped us overcome unexpected challenges and remain focused on our objective of reaching the summit of Mount Kohinoor South-West (5,136 m). The Mount Kohinoor South-West Expedition 2026 began with an unexpected change of plan. Our permitted approach was through Pahalgam under IMF expedition clearance on 3 sep, but local restrictions prevented us from proceeding along the approved route. Adapting to the situation, we shifted our approach to Sukhnai Village in the Warwan Valley. After reaching Sukhnai on 5 September, we trekked toward Kohinoor Valley and established Base Camp near Kohinoor Lake at approximately 4,000 m. Following reconnaissance and two exploratory pushes on 7 and 8 September, the team established an Advanced Camp at around 4,700 m for the final summit attempt. On 9 September, we launched the summit push, climbing an approximately 200 m ice gully with gradients reaching 65°, followed by exposed and technically demanding terrain along the upper ridge. At 12:00 noon, the team successfully reached the summit of Mount Kohinoor South-West (5,136 m). The ascent was a test of adaptability, endurance and technical climbing, from an unexpected route change to sustained high-altitude terrain above 5,000 metres. A successful ascent shaped by changing plans, challenging terrain and unwavering commitment to the objective. #kashmir #kishtwar #climbing #expedition 13 Sep 2026 Once again lost in the endless meadows of Margan Top, where every trail leads to another breathtaking view. From the crystal-clear waters of Chohar Nag, this journey is a reminder that Kashmir still holds places where nature speaks louder than words. We are sincerely grateful to all the participants who placed their trust in us. Your enthusiasm, spirit, and support made this journey truly memorable. Kudos to each and every one of you for embracing the adventure and making it a remarkable experience. We look forward to exploring many more trails together. Trek was led by @zaidoutthere & @clicksandcliffs 📸: @clicksandcliffs Every step, every climb, and every moment made the destination worth it. 📍 Margan Top | Chohar Nag | Kilan Nag #MarganTop #ChoharNag #KilanNag #Kashmir ExploreKashmir HiddenKashmir Trekking Hiking Adventure MountainLife NatureLovers Wilderness SundayTrek MysticMountaineer 20 Jul 2026 🌍 Happy International Mountains Day 2025 Yesterday was more than a celebration — it was a reminder of why we climb, why we explore, and why the mountains shape who we are. Honoured to receive the Certificate of Appreciation for summiting peaks and exploring 100+ alpine lakes across Kashmir. Grateful to the Department of @jktourismofficial and @jkmaclub for recognising the passion, dedication, and love we carry for our mountains. A big salute to all the inspiring speakers — • @jalal_jeelani , for his powerful insights on glaciers and their importance for our rivers and livelihood. • The wildlife & bird photographer @irfanjeelani whose journey reminded us to slow down and observe the wild. • And the brave soul @mohammad_irfan_mir who is visually impaired yet scaled the mighty Siachen Glacier — a true definition of courage. Again grateful to @jktourismofficial and @jkmaclub for empowering differently-abled adventurers with a stage to shine and proving that true exploration begins with courage, not physical ability. To every mountain enthusiast who joined the event — your spirit keeps this community alive. Let’s keep protecting, preserving, and celebrating the mountains that protect us. ⛰️💙 #InternationalMountainsDay #KashmirMountains #JKMEC #DepartmentOfTourism #MountainCommunity #HimalayanSpirit #AlpineLakesOfKashmir #PeakSummiters #MountainLife #ExploreKashmir #AdventureCulture #ProtectOurMountains #GratefulHeart 12 Dec 2025 Happy international mountain day 2025 glacier matters for water, food and livelihoods in mountains &beyond. #mountainsMatter #motivation 11 Dec 2025 Choharnag yesterday — clouds drifting over the Pir Panjal, calm waters, and a trail that reminded us why we love the mountains. Grateful for the journey and the team that made it memorable. ——— Kudos to the All people who joined us 👏 ——— ——— #Choharnag #KashmirTreks #TrekkingKashmir #PirPanjal #MountainDiaries #AJKMF #ExploreKashmir #HikeMoreWorryLess 01 Dec 2025 Yesterday’s trail wasn’t the easiest — we started with a hard incline, and the entire route was buried under thick bushes. Every step was a reminder that the mountains test us before they reward us. But then came the views… A perfect frame of Harmukh, standing like a guardian. The soft meadows of Choti Marg stretching into the distance. And the mighty Pir Panjal painted across the skyline. Moments like these make every struggle worth it. To everyone who joined — you did amazingly well. Your determination and teamwork turned a tough day into an unforgettable memory. Proud of the entire group. 🌄🔥 — — #KashmirTrek #HarmukhViews #PirPanjalRange #ChotiMarg #KashmirHiking #KashmirAdventure #MountainLifeKashmir #ExploreKashmir #TrekDiaries #HikeMoreWorryLess 17 Nov 2025 Yesterday’s trek was nothing short of magical 🌿 We started our journey from Charanbal Mido, made our way up through the peaceful trails of Upper Charanbal, and finally reached the hidden gem — Panskoot Waterfall 💧 The sound of falling water mixed with mountain breeze was pure therapy. Every step was a reminder of how alive the wild feels when you walk deep into it. —— —— —— #PanZkootWaterfall #ChiranbalTrails #KashmirTrek #AdventureDiaries #TrekKashmir #MountainStories #HiddenKashmir #TrekVibes #NatureHeals #IntoTheMountains 10 Nov 2025

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