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admin — Wed, 25 Feb 2026 13:17:20 +0000

Mount Leo Purgyil 6792m: India’s Perfect Peak for Summit Above 6500m

Mount Leo Purgyil 6792m stands as a thrilling challenge in the remote Kinnaur region of Himachal Pradesh, India. This majestic peak, also known simply as Leo Purgyil, offers stunning vistas of the Himalayas and technical climbing routes ideal for experienced mountaineers. As India’s perfect peak for a summit above 6500m, it combines high-altitude adventure with accessible logistics, making it a top choice for Leo Purgyil expeditions.

Why Choose Mount Leo Purgyil 6792m for Your Next Climb?

Leo Purgyil 6773m rises dramatically in the Indo-Tibetan border area, drawing climbers with its steep snow and ice faces. Perfect for those targeting summits above 6500m in India, it provides a rewarding ascent without the extreme overcrowding of more famous peaks. The climb demands skills in ice climbing and high-altitude trekking, set against breathtaking glacial scenery in Himachal Pradesh’s wild Himalayas.

Our Successful Mount Leo Purgyil Summit on 28 August 2025

On 28 August 2025 at 6:40 AM, our team reached an altitude of 6,773 meters during the Leo Pargial – II (6,792m) expedition. The gap of 25m came as we didn’t go till the top of the peak, respecting the mountains—Mr. Bhuvneshwer Singh took the decision not to go above. We also respect the decision of the Indian Mountaineering Foundation to not give us the summit certificate; based on the report, summit photos, videos they only certified that we successfully reached an altitude of 6,773 meters during Leo Pargial – II (6,792m).

We’re happy we all came back safely. “Not every mountain is for summit; for us it’s not a failed summit—it’s actually a grand summit for us that is above Everest for us,” words by Mr. Bhuvneshwer Singh (Expedition Team Leader). This milestone highlights Kahlur Adventures’ expertise in Himachal Pradesh mountaineering.

Expedition Team Members

Mr. Bhuvneshwer Singh (Expedition Team Leader)
Mr. Kritik Kaith
Mr. Anshul Galta
Mr. Kanwar Singh
Ms. Barasa Sarma

Led by Bhuvneshwer Singh, the team navigated challenging terrain to achieve this summit above 6500m. The expedition permit was issued by the Indian Mountaineering Foundation, with comprehensive insurance via ASC 360 for all participants.

Kahlur Adventures: Your Partner for Leo Purgyil Expedition

Kahlur Adventures, a registered adventure travel company, organizes the Leo Purgyil expedition in India’s Himalayas. We provide full logistic support to climb the mountains of Himachal Pradesh, including permits, gear, transport, and expert guidance. Our expeditions ensure safety and success through meticulous planning.

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uttarakhand-83-himalayan-peaks-fee-free-climbing

admin — Fri, 06 Feb 2026 09:21:58 +0000

Uttarakhand Opens 83 Himalayan Peaks for Mountaineering: A Game-Changer for Indian Climbers!

Hey fellow mountaineers! Imagine tackling Kamet (7,756m) or Nanda Devi East without those pesky fees holding you back. That’s the electrifying news from Uttarakhand – they’ve flung open 83 major Himalayan peaks for expeditions, and it’s a massive win for Mountaineering community and Indian expedition organisers like us at Kahlur Adventures. As a registred adventures travel company based in Himachal Pradesh India, we’re buzzing with excitement. This is your call to lace up those boots and chase the summit!

Why This is Huge for Mountaineering in India?

Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami just greenlit 83 Himalayan peaks ranging from 5,700m to 7,756m in Garhwal and Kumaon regions. We’re talking legends: Chaukhamba group, Trishul, Satopanth, Changabang, Panchachuli, and Neelkanth. These aren’t just mountains – they’re the heartbeat of the Himalayas, testing every ounce of your grit with their steep faces and raw beauty.

At Kahlur Adventures India, we’ve been fueling mountaineering expeditions and treks across Indian Himalayas (Kashmir,Ladakh,Himachal and Uttarakhand) for years. From Satopanth,Kedardome Peak climbs to full-service 5000-7000m assaults, we handle logistics, permits, and gear so you focus on the thrill. This Uttarakhand boost aligns perfectly with our mission: making Indian mountaineering accessible and epic.

Fee-Free Thrills for Indian Mountaineers

Indian climbers, rejoice! No more expedition fees – zero peak fees, camping charges, or environmental costs. The state covers what IMF and Forest Dept used to charge. Young dreamers who couldn’t afford it before? Now’s your shot at glory. Kahlur Adventures is ready to partner up. We’ve guided countless Himalayan expeditions and know these routes inside out.

Foreign Climbers: Simplified Access to World-Class Peaks

Overseas adventurers, Uttarakhand’s calling! State fees are gone – just pay standard IMF rates. This makes Uttarakhand mountaineering a global hotspot, rivaling the best.

Jobs, Economy, and Eco-Safe Climbing

This opens doors for border villages – think local guides, porters, homestays booming. It fights migration and pumps life into rural economies. But safety first: “Leave No Trace” rules and strict eco-guidelines keep our Himalayas pristine.

Ready to Climb Indian Himalayas? Join Kahlur Adventures!

The Himalayas are our playground, and this Uttarakhand news ignites pure fire in every climber’s soul! At Kahlur Adventures India, we’re India’s trusted full-service partner for mountaineering expeditions – proudly registered with IMF (Indian Mountaineering Foundation) and ATOAI (Adventure Tour Operators Association of India). Based in Bilaspur, Himachal Pradesh, we provide complete logistic support for climbs above 5000m, 6000m, and 7000m peaks across India – from gear, permits, and oxygen to expert Sherpa guides and safety protocols.

We’ve powered epic ascents for adventure enthusiasts and even serve the BSF (Border Security Force) army with specialized high-altitude training expeditions. Whether it’s Nun Kun peaks in Ladakh, Deo Tibba and Reo Purgyil in Himachal Pradesh, or now these new Uttarakhand Himalayan peaks like Kamet,Shivling and Nanda Devi East, our local Indian guided team handles everything so you crush summits stress-free.

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Best Mountaineering Expeditions in India

admin — Fri, 19 Aug 2022 13:27:41 +0000

About climbing in India

‘You are not in the mountains. The mountains are in you.’ The Mountains of India, India has been the hotspot for mountaineers for a long time, The Mountains of India offer you to climb above 5000 M, 6000 M and 7000 M peaks which makes it ideal for Technical or non-technical excursions. The states of Jammu and Kashmir union territory, Ladakh UT, Himachal Pradesh, Sikkim, Arunachal Pradesh and Uttarakhand are among the most popular hill destinations in India. Peak climbing in India is also preferred by climbers as they provide a unique and vibrant culture for the locals. Trek to these peaks takes you across local, remote areas and villages, and allows you to communicate, and experience their lives.

‘With climbing in Indian Himalayas, you can also choose to climb the 5000M, 6000M and 7000 M Mountains, The Mountains of India are also the first choices of those climbers who want to climb the 14 above 8000M (Mount Everest, Kanchenjunga, Nanga Parbat, etc). Most of the mountains of India are climbed between May – Mid December. Climb the above 7000M peak in Ladakh UT Mount Nun 7135, Mount Kun 7077, Friendship peak 5289M, Hanuman Tibba 5490M, Deo Tibba 6001M Expedition in Manali Himachal Pradesh, Mount Satopanth 7075M, Mount Shivling 6543M and Tenchenkhang 6010 M, in Sikkim Himalayas, Gorichen Peak 6526M mountain in Eastern Himalayas Sikkim. All the summit of these mountains treats you to some breathtaking views of the picturesque beauty of the Indian Himalayas.

Read the full article to get the full knowledge of top climbing expeditions in the Indian Himalayas.

Note: Climbers, from India or International both need to apply to the IMF (Indian Mountaineering Foundation) for permits before embarking on an expedition in India. Every foreign climbing expedition will be required to be accompanied by an Indian LO appointed by the IMF. The LO (Liaison Officer) will be treated as a member of the expedition.

*HAVE A LOOK AT THE LIST OF 11 BEST PEAK CLIMBING EXPEDITIONS IN INDIA, AND THEN SELECT THE ONE THAT WORKS BEST FOR YOU.

01) Mount Nun 7135M Ladakh (UT) India:

The highest peak in the Nun Kun massif, Mount Nun expedition 7135M India. Climbing above 7000M and for the best technical peaks experience, Nun peak is the first choice of mountaineers. The massif Nun – Kun is located in Suru valley of the Kargil district Ladakh UT. The first ascent of Mount Nun peak was in 1953 by a French climber Mr Pierre Vittoz, and Mrs Claude Kogan along with the India Sherpa team.

Route to Climb Mount Nun: Delhi – Leh Ladakh – Kargil – Tangol – Basecamp – Camp 01 – Camp 02 – Summit Camp – Summit Mt Nun 7135M – Camp 01 – Base camp – Kargil – Leh Ladakh – Delhi
The entire expedition requires good, advanced technical skills or previous experience, the expedition takes a minimum 25, 27 (Delhi to Delhi) days to climb.

Things to Know About Mt Nun Expedition India:

Country/ Region	India/ Leh Ladakh UT - Kargil
Altitude	7135M / 23408.79FT
Duration	23 Days Minimum (Delhi – Delhi)
Climbing Face	North Face
Grade	Difficult/ Technical
Best Time to Climb Mt Nun	July to August
Trekking Km	60 - 65 KM
Coordinates	33.9817° N, 76.0231° E
Mountain Range	Zanskar range
Last ATM place	Kargil
Nearest Airport	Leh Airport and Srinagar Airport
Road head	Tangol (Kargil) last village
Mobile connectivity In mount Nun expedition India	Only for Postpaid JIO or BSNL network till the Tangol village or you get a little signal in some point of Base camp and camp 02
Duration of Base camp	01 Days (7-8 hrs Trek)
Local police station contact	01985 – 233948 (Kargil)
Local hospital contact	01985- 232213 (Kargil)
Local guide contact for Nun expedition	+91 8588846600 (Call + WhatsApp) 24*7 work
Note	Satellite phone is prohibited in this area

02) Mount Kun 7077 M Ladakh (Ut) India:

The Nun Kun mountain massif is a pair of Himalayan peaks: Nun, 7,135 m (23,409 ft) and its neighbour peak Kun Peak, 7,077 m (23,218 ft). Mount Kun 7077M is one of the highest peaks of Suru valley Kargil/ Ladakh (UT) India, which is located in the Zanskar range of the Himalayas. Mt. Kun is located north of Nun and is separated from it by a snowy plateau around 5-6 km. NunKun Massif Mountain is considered a part of the greater Himalayan Range Zanskar. Mount Kun and Mt Nun are just a few miles apart, although they have entirely different routes to climb. Kun peak India was first successfully climbed in 1913 by Italian climbers Borelli ed Gaspard and Mario Piacenza. After that in 1971 Indian army summited the top of Mount Kun. Every year more than 5, 6 six climbing teams (National or International) come to the summit. Mount Kun is a technical peak that requires your pre-experience in the field of climbing expeditions. To get the climbing permit Indian climbers need to submit their Basic or advanced course of Mountaineering to the Indian Mountaineering Foundation (IMF) and International climbers need to apply for booking at least three months before and send their Passport or Visa copy. The entire expedition requires good, advanced technical skills or previous experience, the expedition takes a minimum of 25, 27 (Delhi to Delhi) days to climb.

Route to Climb Mount Kun: Delhi – Leh Ladakh – Kargil – Shafat Nala– Basecamp – Camp 01 – Camp 02 – Summit Camp – Summit Mt Kun 7077 M – Camp 01 – Base camp – Shafat Nala – Kargil – Leh Ladakh – Delhi

Things to Know About – Mt Kun Expedition India:

Country/ Region	India/ Leh Ladakh UT - Kargil
Altitude	7077 M / 23218.504 FT
Duration	23 Days Minimum (Delhi – Delhi)
Climbing Face	North Face
Grade	Difficult/ Technical
Best Time to Climb Mt Kun	July to September
Trekking Km	32 KM
Coordinates	34.0133° N, 76.0566° E
Mountain Range	Zanskar range
Last ATM place	Kargil
Nearest Airport	Leh Airport and Srinagar Airport
Road head	Shaft Nala (Kargil) last village
Mobile connectivity In mount Kun expedition India	Tangol village is the last village for the call. Network (BSNL and JIO)
Duration of Base camp	01 Days (7-8 hrs Trek)
Local police station contact	01985 – 233948 (Kargil)
Local hospital contact	01985- 232213 (Kargil)
Local guide contact for Kun expedition	+91 8588846600 (Call + WhatsApp) 24*7 work
Note	Satellite phone is prohibited in this area

03) Kang Yatse II Peak Expedition Ladakh India:

Mount Kang Yatse is the less known peaks of two massifs, both the peaks are above 6000 M. Kang Yatse II, at 6,250M Kang Yatse I 6,400M. Mt Kang Yatse is located in the land of high passes Leh Ladakh, in Hemis National Park. It takes 05, and 06 days to reach the basecamp of Mt Kang Yatse through Markha Valley. Most of the trekkers come to Kang Yatse after the Markha valley trek to get the buy one get one free offer. Mount Kang Yatse II is the non-technical peak; it’s required only for your excellent physical fitness. That’s why so many trekkers come to summit the above 6000m peak. Some climbers come to the summit of Kang Yatse for acclimatization after that they go climbing the above 7000 M peak of mount Nun or mount Kun.

Route To Climb Mount Kang Yatse 2: Delhi – Leh – Chilling – Skiu – Markha – Thachungtse – Nimaling – Base Camp – Summit Mt KANG YATSE II – Base Camp – Chokdo via Kongmaru La – Leh

Things to Know About Mt Kang Yatse II Expedition India:

Country/ Region	India/ Leh Ladakh UT - Kargil
Altitude	6250M / 20505.25FT
Duration	15 Days Minimum (Delhi – Delhi)
Climbing Face	North-East ridge
Grade	Moderate (Semi-Technical)
Best Time to Climb Mt Kang Yatse II	July to September
Trekking Km	75 - 80 KM
Coordinates	33°44′54″N 77°33′25″
Mountain Range	Ladakh Mountain Range
Last ATM place	Leh
Nearest Airport	Leh Airport and Srinagar Airport
Road head	Chilling
Mobile connectivity In mount Kang Yatse II expedition India	Postpaid JIO or BSNL network will work in some places during trek .
Duration of Base camp	06 Days
Local police station contact	01982 252 200 (Leh)
Local hospital contact	+911982252012 (Leh)
Local guide contact for Kang Yatse II expedition	+91 8588846600 (Call + WhatsApp) 24*7 work
Note	Satellite phone is prohibited in this area

04) Friendship Peak (5289M) Trek Manali Himachal Pradesh India:

Friendship peak is a mountain of 5,289 meters altitude located in the Pir Panjal Range of Kullu district Himachal Pradesh. Friendship peak trek is an ideal trek for the first step in the technical climbing mountains. Mount friendship peak expedition is the ideal peak for beginner climbers. It’s a Semi-Technical peak that requires physical fitness and Basic knowledge of trekking equipment. You will get the panoramic summit views of Mt Indrasen, Deo Tibba, Shitidhar, Hanuman Tibba and the distant Dhauladhar range. The trek initially is a simple hike through meadows and forest with the Beas River flowing beside. The Base camp of the Mount friendship is at Bakarthach. From Bakarthach you get a clear view of seven sister mountains and Mount Hanuman tibba. In the Basecamp of friendship peak (Bakarthach), you will also get the opportunity to meet with a young mountaineer who is doing the Basic or Advanced courses of Mountaineering with Atal Bihari Vajpayee Institute of Mountaineering and Allied Sports (ABVIMAS). Friendship peak in Manali, Himachal Pradesh also famous for skiing down expeditions, Ski down from above 5000M peak give a unique experience for ski lovers, Mid March is the best time for the ski down from Mount friendship peak India.

Route to Climb Mount Friendship peak: Delhi – Chandigarh – Manali – Dhundi (Via Solnag) – Bakarthach (BC) – Lady Leg – Camp 1 – Summit – Bakarthach (BC) – Dhundi – Manali – Chandigarh Delhi

Things to Know About: Mt Friendship Peak Expedition India:

Country/ Region	India/ Manali Himachal Pradesh
Altitude	5289M / 17.35236FT
Duration	13 Days Minimum (Delhi – Delhi)
Climbing Face	South face
Grade	Moderate (Semi-Technical)
Best Time to Climb Mt Nun	March, May, June, September, October
Trekking Km	30 - 35 KM
Coordinates	32.3960° N, 77.1030° E
Mountain Range	Pir Panjal range
Last ATM place	Manali
Nearest Airport	Kullu (Bhuntar Airport)
Road head	Dhundi/ Solang
Mobile connectivity In mount Mount Friendship India	JIO, BSNL and Airtel network will work in some places during the trek. You also get the signal at the summit point Network.
Duration of Base camp	01 Days (4 - 5 hrs Trek)
Local police station contact	01902 252 326 (Manali)
Local hospital contact	1902223077 (Manali)
Local guide contact for Friendship peak	+91 8588846600 (Call + WhatsApp) 24*7 work
Note	Satellite phone is allowed in this area

05) Mount Deo Tibba (6001M) Expedition India:

Climb the second highest peak of the Pir Panjal range Mt Deo Tibba. The trek to the base camp starts from the Jagatsukh Nala. Deo Tibba peak is a popular mountain for intermediate mountaineers with some technical experience; this peak is ideal for trekkers who are starting out in the mountaineering/Climbing field. The first ascent of Mount Deo tibba peak was in 1952 by Dutchman Van Graaf from the west ridge. It’s a three days trek to reach the basecamp of Deo tibba peak, Deo tibba peak in India is religious as it is believed to be the assembly place of all the Gods. Deo tibba expedition Manali Himachal Pradesh is perfect for climbers to summit the height of 6000M+ and prepare themselves for higher climbing peaks in the near future.

Things to Know About: Mount Deo Tibba 6001m Peak Expedition India:

Country/ Region	India/ Manali Himachal Pradesh
Altitude	6001M / 19.68832FT
Duration	16 Days Minimum (Delhi – Delhi)
Climbing Face	West ridge
Grade	Moderate (Semi-Technical)
Best Time to Climb Mount Deo Tibba	March, May, June, September, October
Trekking Km	40 - 45 KM
Coordinates	32.1975° N, 77.3825° E
Mountain Range	Pir Panjal range
Last ATM place	Manali
Nearest Airport	Kullu (Bhuntar Airport)
Road head	Khanol
Mobile connectivity In Mount Deo Tibba expedition India	No Network
Duration of Base camp	03 Days
Local police station contact	01902 252 326 (Manali)
Local hospital contact	1902223077 (Manali)
Local guide contact for Mount Deo Tibba	+91 8588846600 (Call + WhatsApp) 24*7 work
Note	Satellite phone is allowed in this area

06) Mt. CB 13 and CB 14 Peak Climbing Expedition, Manali Himachal Pradesh India

Mount CB (Chandra Bhaga) is a group of peaks locatin ed in the Lahaul massif Himachal Pradesh India, Mount. CB 13 (6264M) and Mount. CB 14 (6078M) is two massif peaks near the beautiful Chandratal Lake near Batal. CB 13 and CB 14 peaks require pre-riencednced climbers who want to go to the next level and experience an exciting journey to the summit. The summits of these two beautiful peaks give you amazing and panoramic views of the Kunzum range, the ChandraTal Lake and the gushing Chandra River. To climb both the peak also comes under the IMF (Indian Mountaineering Foundation) so you also need to pre-book the expedition to get the permit.

Things to Know About: Mt. CB 13 And CB 14 Peak Expedition India:

Country/ Region	India/ Spiti Himachal Pradesh
Altitude	Mt.CB 13 (6264M) and Mt. CB 14 (6078M)
Duration	20 Days Minimum (Delhi – Delhi)
Climbing Face	North-East
Grade	Technical
Best Time to Climb Mount CB 13 or 14	June & August
Trekking Km	25 - 30 KM
Coordinates	77° 33' N / 32° 21' E `
Mountain Range	Chandra Bhaga
Last ATM place	Manali
Nearest Airport	Kullu (Bhuntar Airport)
Road head	Batal
Mobile connectivity In Mount CB 13 or 14 expedition India	No Network
Duration of Base camp	01 Days
Local police station contact	01902 252 326 (Manali)
Local hospital contact	1902223077 (Manali)
Local guide contact for CB 13,14 expedition	+91 8588846600 (Call + WhatsApp) 24*7 work
Note	Satellite phone is allowed in this area

07) Mt. Shivling (6543M) Climbing Expedition, Gangotri Uttarakhand, India

Mount Shivling Peak Expedition India is a twin summit mountain. Mt Shivling is also considered one of the most challenging peaks in the Indian Himalayas. Mt Shivling is located in the Gangotri national park of Garhwal Himalayas. The lush green meadows of Tapovan are the base camp of Mount. Shivling peak is one of the most famous treks in Uttarakhand. Climbers, from India or International both need to apply to the IMF Indian Mountaineering Foundation) for permits before embarking on an expedition in India.

“I still remember the physical reaction of turning the corner and seeing Shivling for the first time. Jaw dropped, eyes wide, heart pumping. The truly stunning beauty of granite and ice. Still on the shortlist. Garwhal Himalayas, India” Jimmy Chin

Things to Know About: Mt. Shivling 6543m Peak Expedition India:

Country/ Region	India/ Gangotri Uttarakhand
Altitude	6543M, 21466.54FT
Duration	20 – 25 Days Minimum (Delhi – Delhi)
Climbing Face	West Ridge, North Face
Grade	Technical
Best Time to Climb Mount Shivling	May, June, September & October
Trekking KM	55 - 60 KM
Coordinates	30.8769° N, 79.0656° E
Mountain Range	Garhwal
Last ATM place	Uttarkashi
Nearest Airport	Jolly Grant International Airport - Dehradun
Road head	Gangotri
Mobile connectivity In Mount Shivling expedition India	No Network
Duration of Base camp	Gangotri
Local police station contact	01374 222 219 (Uttarkashi)
Local hospital contact	01374 222 103 (Uttarkashi)
Local guide contact	+91 8588846600 (Call + WhatsApp) 24*7 work
Note	Satellite phone is allowed in this area

08) Mount Satopanth 7075M Climbing Expedition, Gangotri Uttarakhand, India

Climb the second highest mountain of the Gangotri group of peaks in Garhwal, Uttarakhand, Interested to climb above 7000M peak, book your expedition to Mt Satopanth peak 7075M India. Mt Satopanth which means “True Path” in local beliefs. The trekking trail for Mt. Satopanth base camp crosses through the Gangotri temple (holy places among the four Char Dham Yatra), and Gaumukh (source of the holy Bhagirathi River). Mount Satopanth is also the first choice of the climbers who want to climb Mount Everest above 8000 M peak, they come to embark on Satopanth peak as a pre-Everest expedition. During the trek to the Satopanth peak, you get the viws of Thalay Sagar peak, Mt. Shivling ,and the Bhagirathi group of mountains.

Things to Know About: Mt. Satopanth 7075m Peak Expedition India:

Country/ Region	India/ Gangotri Uttarakhand
Altitude	7075M, 23211.94FT
Duration	20 – 25 Days Minimum (Delhi – Delhi)
Climbing Face	North Face
Grade	Technical
Best Time to Climb Mount Satopanth	May, September & October
Trekking Km	75 - 80 KM
Coordinates	30°5028 N 79°1249 E
Mountain Range	Garhwal
Last ATM place	Uttarkashi
Nearest Airport	Jolly Grant International Airport - Dehradun
Road head	Gangotri
Mobile connectivity in mount Satopanth Peak India	No Network
Duration of Base camp	05 Days
Local police station contact	01374 222 219 (Uttarkashi)
Local hospital contact	01374 222 103 (Uttarkashi)
Local guide contact for Mount Satopanth expedition	+91 8588846600 (Call + WhatsApp) 24*7 work
Note	Satellite phone is allowed in this area

09) Mount Kedardome 6831M Climbing Expedition, Gangotri Uttarakhand, India:

Mount Kedardome climbing peak expedition located in the Garhwal range of Indian Himalayas near to the Bhagirathi group of mountains, Mt Shivling, Mount Satopanth and Gangotri massif. This high dome-shaped peak has an altitude of 6,832M; the Kedar Dome peak in India is the third-highest peak in the Gangotri group of mountains in Uttarakhand India. Mount Kedardome is the ideal stepping peak to climb above 7000m. Mount Kedar dome peak in India It is also popular for ski-mountaineering. Mt. Kedardome passes the area of Chirbasa, Bhojwassa, Gomukh and Tapovan. During the trek to the Mount Kedardome base camp, you will witness some of the most beautiful as well as challenging peaks in the Gangotri region (Bhagirathi Group of mountains, Mount. Shivling, Meru peak India, Mt Kharchakund etc. Kedardome peak is ideal for ski ascents and is popular amongst skiers around the world.

Things to Know About Mt. Kedardome 6831m Peak Expedition India:

Country/ Region	India/ Gangotri Uttarakhand
Altitude	6831M, 22411.42FT
Duration	20 – 25 Days Minimum (Delhi – Delhi)
Climbing Face	Northwest Face
Grade	Technical
Best Time to Climb Mt Kedardome	Mid March, April, September & October
Trekking Km	60 - 75 KM
Coordinates	30.7975° N, 79.0675° E
Mountain Range	Garhwal
Last ATM place	Uttarkashi
Nearest Airport	Jolly Grant International Airport - Dehradun
Road head	Gangotri
Mobile connectivity in mount Mount Kedardome India	No Network
Duration of Base camp	04 Days
Local police station contact	01374 222 219 (Uttarkashi)
Local hospital contact	01374 222 103 (Uttarkashi)
Local guide contact for Mount Kedardome	+91 8588846600 (Call + WhatsApp) 24*7 work
Note	Satellite phone is allowed in this area

10) Mount. Tenchenkhang 6010M Climbing Expedition, Sikkim, India:

Sikkim shares a mountain border with Nepal, China. Sikkim (Where Nature Smiles) a beautiful state in India remains unrivalled when it comes to the amazing experience of mountain climbing. Recently Sikkim was also introduced as a mountaineering destination. The Sikkim Government has opened some of its climbing peaks to adventure lovers. Top Peaks in Sikkim Himalayas Region Frey Peak 5889M, Mt. Jopuno 5603M, Mount. Lama Wangden 5868M, Brumkhangse Peak 5868M, Mount. Tenchenkhang 6010M. is situated in the western part of Sikkim, under Kanchenjunga National. Thinchenkhang peak has been declared a trekking peak by Sikkim Govt in 1990. The trek to the Tenchenkhang passes through the Beautiful Remote Villages Yuksom. During the trek to the Mount Thinchenkhang base camp you will witness some of the most beautiful as well as challenging peaks in Sikkim (Khangchendzonga National Park), Mount Kanchenjunga 8586M, Mt Talung 7349M, Mt. Rathong 6679M, Mt. Koktang6147M, Mt. Simvo 6812, Mount. Frey 5853M, Mt. Kabru S 7318M, Kabru Dome 6600M, Kabru Forked 6100M, Mount Pandim 6691M, Mount Tenchenkhang6010M, Mount Jupono 5650M.

Things to Know About Tenchenkhang 6010m Peak Expedition India:

Country/ Region	India/ Sikkim
Altitude	6010M 19717.85FT
Duration	15 – 20 Days Minimum (Delhi – Delhi)
Climbing Face
Grade	Moderate (Semi-Technical)
Best Time to Climb Mt Tenchenkhang	May, Sep, Oct, Nov
Trekking Km	60 - 65 KM
Coordinates	27°22'14.7"N 88°13'30.6"E
Mountain Range	Chola range
Last ATM place	Yuksom
Nearest Airport	Bagdogra, West Bengal
Road head	Yuksom
Mobile connectivity in mount Tenchenkhang Peak India	BSNL and Vodafone in Yuksom
Duration of Base camp	08 Days
Local police station contact	03595 250 819
Local hospital contact
Local guide contact for Mount Tenchenkhang expedition	+91 8588846600 (Call + WhatsApp) 24*7 work
Note	Satellite phone is not allowed in this area

11) Mount Gorichen Peak 6858M Climbing Expedition, Arunachal Pradesh, India

Gorichen is the highest climbing peak in Arunachal Pradesh India, Other peaks include Gorichen II (21,287 feet (6,488 m)), Gorichen East (20,413 feet (6,222 m)) and Gorichen South (20,496 feet (6,247 m)) towering at a height of over ft above ocean position. Because of its elevation, Gorichen remains snowbound throughout the time and has charmed the hearts of numerous seasoned perambulators and adventure-loving pedestrians. Positioned at a distance of 164 km from the main city, this peak is locally known as Tsa-Nga-Phu, which translates into the area of the deity. You can see better views of this peak during the road drive between Bomdila and Tawang. The Monpa lineage worships this peak as they believe it’s vital for their actuality and protects them from all immoralities. Locally, people frequently relate to it as the giant white giant because of the unmistakable, white carpet of snow that covers it, making it one of the most distinctive and fluently identifiable peaks in this region. The view is mesmerizing as there are patches of green meadows and green timbers that can be seen in the interlocking denes below, while the bright white snow-limited peaks palace over them, shining in the sun.

Things to Know About Gorichen 6858m Peak Expedition India:

Country/ Region	India/ Sikkim
Altitude	6858M 22500FT
Duration	15 – 20 Days Minimum (Delhi – Delhi)
Climbing Face
Grade	Moderate (Semi-Technical)
Best Time to Climb Mt Gorichen	May, Sep, Oct, Nov
Trekking Km	35 - 40 KM
Coordinates	27.7951496°N 92.3877074°E
Mountain Range
Last ATM place
Nearest Airport
Road head
Mobile connectivity in
Duration of Base camp
Local police station contact
Local hospital contact
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Top 10 HIGHEST MOUNTAINS OF INDIA

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The Mountains of India give a great opportunity to climbers from around the world who want to climb above 14*8000M peaks, come to India for a pre-Everest expedition and climb the above 7000M peaks of the Indian Himalayas.
From the beginning, it is known that mountains are rich in natural resources. It consists of 26.5%of the global land surface and 50% of the total population. Few studies have revealed that 30% of the land of India has covered by mountains. The northern part of our country consists of the highest mountain range in the world The Himalayan and Karakoram Ranges. Mount Kangchenjunga is the third tallest peak in the world.
A whole world within itself – through the historical footprints, the spiritual aspects, and the geographical marvels, a nation as vibrant as India is nothing less than pride.
Acting as the roof of the world, the Himalayas are well known to all. But there remain many other peaks or hills, gorgeously coming together to make India a heavenly abode.

Let’s know about the 10 highest mountains in India:

Mount Kangchenjunga – 8,598m
Mount Nanda Devi – 7,816m
Mount Kamet – 7,756m
Saltoro Kangri/K10 – 7,742m
Saser Kangri I/K22 – 7,672m
Mamostong Kangri/K35 – 7,516m
Saser Kangri II E – 7,513m
Saser Kangri III – 7,495m
Teram Kangri I – 7,462m
Jongsong Peak – 7,462m

01) Mount Kangchenjunga 8589M

Kangchenjunga is also called Kinchinjunga and in Nepali, Kumbhkaran Lungur is the 3rd highest peak in the world, an elevation of 28,169 feet. It is situated in Eastern Himalayas between India and Nepal. From old times, Mount Kangchenjunga has been admired by the people of Sikkim and Darjeeling. If someone climbs it then it will be considered disrespectful to the religious beliefs of people of these states. Joe Brown and George Band two English mountain climbers became the first climber who climbs it in 1955. There are many protected areas including the Kangchenjunga Conservation Area in Nepal, many protected areas including the Kangchenjunga Conservation Area in Nepal, Khangchendzonga National Park, Pangolakha Wildlife Sanctuary in Sikkim, Singalila National Park, and Neora Valley National Park in Darjeeling, etc have been established to protect and conserve the unique Kangchenjunga ecosystem.

02) Mount Nanda Devi – 7,816m

Mount Nanda Devi is situated in the Chamoli Garhwal in Uttarakhand and is also known as the 23rd highest mountain in the world. This mountain is the source of several rivers and streams including the Rishiganga, Pindar, and Dhauliganga rivers. Noel Odell and Bill Tilman two British mountaineers became the first climbers to climb Mount Nanda Devi, in 1936. In 1982 Government of India established the Nanda Devi Biosphere to protect the mountain’s fragile ecosystem. Climbing details of Nanda Devi East.

03) Mount Kamet – 7,756m

After Nanda Devi, Mount Kamet is the second-highest mountain peak that is located in the Garhwal Himalayas in the Chamoli District in Uttarakhand. This mountain peak is surrounded by three other major neigh boring peaks and is located close to the Tibetan plateau. English mountaineers Frank Smythe, Eric Shipton, R. L. Holdsworth, and Lewa Sherpa became the first climbers to climb Mount Kamet in 1931.

04) Saltoro Kangri/K10 – 7,742m

Mount Saltoro Kangri is the fourth highest mountain peak in India and the world’s 31st highest mountain. It is the highest peak of the Saltoro Mountain range, a sub-range of the Karakoram Mountains. Japanese mountaineers Y. Takamura and A. Saito and the Pakistani climber R. A. Bashir became the first persons to climb Mount Saltoro Kangri in 1962.

05) Saser Kangri I/K22 – 7,672m

Mount Saser Kangri (I) is the fifth highest mountain peak in India and the world’s 35th highest mountain. It is situated within the Indian Union Territory of Ladakh, Mount Saser Kangri I is the highest peak of the Saser Muztagh, which is the easternmost subrange of the Karakoram mountains.

06) Mamostong Kangri/K35 – 7,516m

Mount Mamostong Kangri is the sixth highest mountain peak in India and the world’s 48th highest mountain. It is situated in the Indian Union Territory of Ladakh close to the Indo-China border, Mount Mamostong Kangri is the highest peak of the remote Rimo Muztagh, a subrange of the Karakoram mountains.

07) Saser Kangri II E – 7,513m

Mount Saser Kangri II E is the seventh highest mountain peak in India and the world’s 49th highest mountain. It is situated within the Indian Union Territory of Ladakh, Mount Saser Kangri II E is one of the high peaks of Saser Muztagh.

08) Saser Kangri III – 7,495m

Mount Saser Kangri is the eighth highest mountain peak in India and the world’s 51st highest mountain. This is situated within the Indian Union Territory of Ladakh, Mount Saser Kangri III is one of the high peaks of Saser Muztagh.

09) Teram Kangri I – 7,462m

Mount Teram Kangri I which rises to an elevation of 7,462m is the 9th highest mountain top in India and the world’s 56th highest mountain. Mount Teram Kangri I is the best top of the Teram Kangri group and of the far-flung Siachen Muztagh which is a subrange of the Karakoram Mountains. The mountain is located at the border between China and the disputed Siachen Glacier region, near the Line of Control among India and Pakistan. The northeastern facet of the mountain top lies withinside the China-managed territory even as its southwestern facet is placed withinside the Siachen vicinity this is presently below Indian control. On August 10, 1975, a few participants of a Japanese expedition made the first ascent of Mount Teram Kangri I.

10) Jongsong Peak – 7,462m

The Jongsong Peak is the tenth highest peak in India and 57th highest mountain in the world. It is situated in the Janak section of the massive Himalayan Mountain Range, and its summit is situated on the tripoint of Nepal, India, and China.

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