Himalayan Peaks & Mountains in Uttarakhand
Home to some of the majestic peaks and mountains Himachal is a paradise for those who are in love with heights. Some of the highest peaks in Himachal like Deo Tibba, Pir Panjal, Solang, Hanuman Tibba, Pin Parbat, Pin Bhaba, Shrikhand Mahadev and others stand tall with utmost grandeur. Stay tuned to know about the altitude, location, and treks to some of the famous peaks and mountains in Himachal.
Many Himalayan Ranges are part of Himachal Pradesh such as Lower Shivalik Hills, Pir Panjal Range and High Trans-Himalayas. Himachal has many important mountain peaks scaling from 3000 meters to 7000 meters above sea level.
There are 416 named mountains in Himachal Pradesh. Reo Purgyil is the highest peak of Himachal, while Shikhar Beh is the most prominent peak (visiblity of the peak) in Himachal Pradesh.
Kinnaur Kailash, Pir Panjal, Manimahesh, Srikhand Mahadev and Churdhar are some of the most famous peaks of Himachal and popular among trekkers. Famous mountain peaks for mountaineering in Himachal are Deo Tibba, Hanuman Tibba, Patalsu Peak, Shitidhar Peak, Friendship Peak, Seven Sisters and Papsura.
Browse through the List of Peaks and Mountains in Himachal
Highest Peak in Kinnaur District: Reo Purgyil (6816 mts)
Highest Peak in Lahaul & spiti District: Manirang (6597 mts)
Highest Peak in Kullu District: Dibbi Bokri (6400 mts)
Highest Peak in Chamba District: Pir Panjal (5972 mts)
Highest Peak in Kangra District: Hanuman Tibba (5860 mts)
Highest Peak in Shimla District: Chansal (4520 mts)
Highest Peak in Mandi District: Nagru (4400 mts)
Highest Peak in Bilaspur District: Bahadurpur (1980 mts)
Highest Peak in Hamirpur District: Awah Devi (1245 mts)
Highest Peak in Sirmaur District: Churdhar (3647 mts)
Highest Peak in Solan District: Mount Karol (2280 mts)
Highest Peak in Una District: Bharven (1200 mts)
| Name of the peak | Altitude (meters) | District |
|---|---|---|
| Reo Purgyil | 6816 | Kinnaur |
| Gya | 6795 | Spiti |
| Leo Pargial / Reo Purgyil North Peak | 6791 | Kinnaur |
| Ninjeri | 6646 | Kinnaur |
| Undung Kangri | 6642 | Lahaul and Spiti |
| Parvati Parvat | 6633 | Spiti, Kullu |
| Manirang | 6593 | Kinnaur, Spiti |
| Granite Peak | 6585 | Kinnaur |
| Rangrik Rang | 6553 | Kinnaur |
| Kullu Pumori | 6553 | Lahaul and Spiti |
| Mukila | 6517 | Lahaul and Spiti |
| Jorkanden | 6473 | Kinnaur |
| Menthosa | 6443 | Chamba |
| Papsura | 6446 | Kullu, Lahaul and Spiti |
| Dharamsura | 6446 | Kullu, Lahaul and Spiti |
| Gyagar | 6400 | Lahaul and Spiti |
| Dibibokri Pyramid | 6408 | Kullu |
| Gyephang | 6400 | Lahaul and Spiti |
| Phawarang | 6349 | Kinnaur |
| Koa Rang IV | 6340 | Lahaul and Spiti |
| Kangla Tarbo 1 | 6315 | Lahaul and Spiti |
| Chau Chau Kang Nilda | 6303 | Lahaul and Spiti |
| Baihali Jot | 6295 | Lahaul and Spiti, Chamba |
| Gangchuaa | 6288 | Kinnaur |
| Koa Rang V | 6258 | Lahaul and Spiti |
| Shigrila | 6230 | Lahaul and Spiti |
| Indrasan | 6220 | Kullu |
| Shikar Beh | 6200 | Lahaul and Spiti, Kangra |
| Koa Rang II | 6187 | Lahaul and Spiti |
| Koa Rang VI | 6187 | Lahaul and Spiti |
| Koa Rang I | 6157 | Lahaul and Spiti |
| Koa Rang III | 6154 | Lahaul and Spiti |
| Ramabang | 6135 | Lahaul and Spiti |
| Shilla | 6132 | Kinnaur |
| Mount Yunum (mountain) | 6111 | |
| Koa Rang VII | 6096 | Lahaul and Spiti |
| Mukar Beh | 6070 | Lahaul and Spiti, Kangra |
| Gepang Goh | 6050 | Lahaul and Spiti |
| Shipki | 6068 | Kinnaur |
| Kinnaur Kailash | 6050 | Kinnaur |
| Sanakdeik Jot | 6045 | Chamba, Lahaul and Spiti |
| Deo Tibba | 6001 | Kullu |
| Solang | 5975 | Kullu |
| Pir Panjal | 5972 | Chamba |
| Maiwa Kandinu | 5944 | Kullu |
| Hanuman Tibba | 5860 | Kullu/Kangra |
| Bara Kanda | 5860 | Chamba |
| Pishu | 5672 | Kinnaur, Shimla |
| Manimahesh Kailash | 5660 | Chamba |
| Saltu Da Par | 5650 | Lahaul and Spiti |
| Gushu | 5607 | Kinnaur, Shimla |
| Raldang | 5499 | Kinnaur |
| Shitindhar | 5290 | Kullu |
| Srikhand Mahadev | 5182 | Kullu |
| Thamsar | 5080 | Chamba |
| Lachalunga | 5060 | Lahaul and Spiti |
| Murangla | 5060 | Lahaul and Spiti |
| Shringla | 4999 | Lahaul and Spiti |
| Inder Kila | 4940 | Kullu |
| Pin Parbati | 5319 | Kullu, Lahoul and spiti |
| Pin Bahba | 4890 | Lahoul and spiti, Kinnour |
| Ghoralantinu | 4760 | Kullu/Kangra |
| Chanshal Peak | 4520 | Shimla |
| Patalsu | 4470 | Kullu |
| Gauri Devi Ka Tibba | 4030 | Chamba |
| Nagru | 4020 | Mandi |
| Hargaran | 3850 | Lahaul and Spiti |
| Narshing Tibba | 3730 | Chamba |
| Choordhar | 3647 | Shimla/Sirmaur |
| Shacha | 3540 | Kullu |
| Hatu Peak | 3400 | Shimla |
| Shikari Devi | 3359 | Mandi |
| Cholang | 3270 | Kangra |
| Kuppar Peak | 3300 | Shimla |
| Kamlodi Top | 3100 | Shimla |
| Kamrunag | 3065 | Mandi |
| Billing Top | 3050 | Kangra |
| Derthu Top | 3020 | Shimla |
| Devidarh | 2872 | Mandi |
| Shali Tibba | 2870 | Shimla |
| Nag Tikkar | 2780 | Shimla |
| Prashar | 2730 | Mandi |
| Winch Camp | 2700 | Mandi |
Get answers to questions about your travel plan. Here you'll find helpful information about activities, travel tips, safety guidelines, and seasonal recommendations.
Q: Which are the most famous Himalayan peaks in Uttarakhand?
A: Famous peaks include Nanda Devi, Kamet, Chaukhamba, Trishul, Panchachuli Peaks, Neelkanth Peak, and Swargarohini. These mountains attract trekkers, mountaineers, photographers, and spiritual travelers from across the world.
Q: What is the highest mountain peak in Uttarakhand?
A: Nanda Devi is the highest peak in Uttarakhand at 7,816 meters and the second-highest peak entirely within India.
Q: Which Himalayan peaks in Uttarakhand are best for trekking?
A: Popular trekking viewpoints include Chandrashila, Kedarkantha region peaks, Neelkanth view trails, Rudugaira Trek, and Panchachuli base trek, offering stunning views without technical climbing.
Q: Are there easy mountain viewpoints in Uttarakhand for non-climbers?
A: Yes, places like Naina Peak (Nainital), Chandak Hills (Pithoragarh), and Chopta for Chandrashila summit provide breathtaking views without difficult trekking.
Q: Which Himalayan peaks in Uttarakhand have mythological significance?
A: Chaukhamba and Neelkanth Peak are linked to Lord Shiva, while Swargarohini is believed to be the path taken by the Pandavas to heaven. Adi Kailash and Om Parvat are also spiritually important.
Q: What is the best time to visit Himalayan peaks in Uttarakhand?
A: The best time is April to June and September to November when skies are clear and views are spectacular.
Q: Can beginners try mountaineering in Uttarakhand?
A: Yes, beginners can join basic mountaineering courses at institutes like the Nehru Institute of Mountaineering in Uttarkashi or start with beginner-friendly trekking peaks.
Q: Which region has more famous peaks — Garhwal or Kumaon?
A: Both regions are rich in peaks. Garhwal features Nanda Devi, Chaukhamba, and Neelkanth, while Kumaon is known for Panchachuli Peaks, Adi Kailash, and Hardeol.
Q: Are permits required to visit high-altitude peaks in Uttarakhand?
A: Major mountaineering expeditions require permits, but most trekking routes and viewpoints only need basic forest entry permissions.
Q: Why are Himalayan peaks in Uttarakhand popular among travelers?
A: They offer a unique blend of adventure, spirituality, scenic beauty, trekking, and mythological significance, making them a top attraction in the Indian Himalayas.
