
Peak catalogue
Guided Himalayan peaks and mountain courses in India
Compare guided 5000m, 6000m, and 7000m Himalayan peak expeditions by your altitude experience, terrain skills, available time, and expedition commitment.
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listed peak objectives and mountain courses across 5000m, 6000m, and 7000m categories.
Solang Valley, Himachal Pradesh
A technical alpine climb for experienced mountaineers moving toward bigger peaks.
Pir Panjal, Himachal Pradesh
A technical 6000m expedition with glacier travel, crevasses, and high camps.
Markha Valley, Ladakh
A complete double-summit progression from Kang Yatse II to the technical Kang Yatse I.
Rumtse Valley, Ladakh
A challenging winter 6000m climb for experienced trekkers and mountaineers.
Korzok, Changthang Plateau, Ladakh
A winter 6100m Ladakh objective for climbers prepared for cold camps, snow travel, and short weather windows.
Tso Moriri, Ladakh
A beautiful first 6000m summit with semi-technical climbing near Tso Moriri.
Korzok, Ladakh
A short semi-technical 6000m climb near Tso Moriri for trekkers stepping into mountaineering.
Korzok, Ladakh
A two-summit 6000m progression pairing semi-technical Kiager Ri with non-technical Nomads Peak.
Changthang, Ladakh
A remote 6500m objective for experienced trekkers and climbers seeking glacier travel and high plateau wilderness.
Zanskar Himalaya, Ladakh
An advanced technical 6500m expedition for climbers with previous high-altitude and mountaineering experience.
Changthang, Korzok, Ladakh
Experienced climbers seeking a remote exploratory 6300m objective with glacier travel, route finding, and semi-technical alpine terrain.
Changthang, Ladakh
Experienced mountaineers seeking a remote, high-altitude technical 6794m expedition with glacier travel, fixed ropes, and prolonged alpine exposure.
Tso Moriri, Ladakh
A challenging high-altitude Rupshu objective with glacier travel and camps above 6000m.
Kinnaur, Himachal Pradesh
A remote 6700m technical Kinnaur expedition for experienced mountaineers.
Lahaul, Himachal Pradesh
A perfect first 6000m summit for fit trekkers entering high-altitude climbing.
Kinnaur, Himachal Pradesh
The highest peak of Himachal Pradesh for experienced technical mountaineers.
Lahaul, Himachal Pradesh
The Matterhorn of India for experienced climbers ready for steep snow, mixed terrain, and high camps.
Kanchenjunga National Park, West Sikkim
A beautiful semi-technical 6000m peak for strong trekkers stepping into alpine climbing.
Zanskar Range, Ladakh
One of India’s highest and most prestigious 7000m peaks for experienced mountaineers.
Saltoro Range, Karakoram, Ladakh
An extremely remote Indian Karakoram objective for elite climbers with 6000m and 7000m experience.
Rimo Mustagh, Karakoram, Ladakh
A rarely climbed Indian Karakoram frontier for elite mountaineers with serious expedition experience.
Saser Muztagh, Karakoram, Ladakh
The ultimate Karakoram challenge for experienced climbers stepping beyond 6000m peaks.
Rimo Muztagh, Karakoram, Ladakh
A remote and least-climbed Karakoram frontier for elite climbers seeking true exploration.
Siachen Region, Eastern Karakoram, Ladakh
A rare eastern Karakoram expedition for elite climbers seeking isolated glacier terrain.
Siachen Region, Eastern Karakoram, Ladakh
An elite exploratory expedition to a remote 7000m peak near the Siachen Glacier.
Janak Himal, North Sikkim
An elite high-altitude expedition to one of the least climbed 7000m peaks in the Eastern Himalaya.
Leh, Ladakh
A beginner-to-intermediate ice climbing course on Ladakh's frozen waterfalls, with certified guides and technical equipment included.
Gulmarg, Jammu & Kashmir
A guided Himalayan winter course for building skiing and snowboarding skills in an alpine environment.
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