Discover 6,000 m peak expeditions in India with Kailasa Treks. From Ladakh to Uttarakhand and Himachal, this collection brings together challenging summit objectives for trekkers building real mountaineering experience.
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13 routes in this collection
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Situated within Hemis National Park in the heart of Ladakh’s iconic Markha Valley, Kang Yatse I rises to an imposing height of 6,400 meters and stands out as one of the region’s most demanding technical peaks. The mountain features two prominent summits—Kang Yatse I and Kang Yats
Dzo Jongo, standing tall at 6,180 meters, is as enigmatic and captivating as any legendary story. Tucked away in plain sight within the famous Markha Valley, this striking peak has long remained in the shadows of its more renowned neighbors, Kang Yatse I and II. As a result,
The Mt. Black Peak Expedition, also known as Kalanag, is a demanding high-altitude mountaineering adventure located in the Garhwal Himalayas of Uttarakhand, India. Rising to 6,387 meters, this peak presents a technically challenging climb that is suitable only for those with p
Mt. Nanda Ghunti (6,309 m), often referred to as the “Veil of Goddess Nanda Devi,” is a prominent peak in the Garhwal Himalayas, located within the Nanda Devi National Park. Trekkers and mountaineers often catch stunning glimpses of this majestic summit from the famous Roopkund
The Dzo Jongo West Summit is one of Ladakh’s most spectacular 6,000-meter trekking peaks, offering a perfect balance of adventure, altitude challenge, and breathtaking Himalayan beauty. Located in the remote Markha Valley region, this majestic peak attracts trekkers and mountaine
Mt. Deo Tibba (6,001 m), the second highest peak in the Pir Panjal range of Himachal Pradesh’s Kullu Valley, rises majestically above Jagatsukh village, southeast of Manali. Locally, it is revered as the gathering place of all the gods, where devtas are believed to convene and
If you’re ready to move beyond high-altitude trekking and step into the world of serious mountaineering, Mentok Kangri II is the perfect next challenge. Standing at approximately 6,240 meters, this peak of the remote Rupshu / Changthang region in eastern Ladakh commands attentio
Your Mount Indrasan expedition begins before sunrise, when the first light barely touches the horizon. The initial stretch of the trail is steep, rocky, and demanding, quickly leaving the village and valley far below. Your guide remains by your side, helping navigate tricky secti
Opposite the majestic, triple-summited Bhagirathi massif, and rising above the emerald meadows of Tapovan, Mt. Shivling stands as one of the most iconic peaks of the Garhwal Himalayas. Its dramatic, needle-shaped silhouette and flawless symmetry give it a mystical presence, earni
If you’re ready to move beyond trekking peaks and step into the world of serious mountaineering, Mount CB‑13 and CB‑14 are the ideal progression. Towering at approximately 6,264 meters and 6,078 meters respectively, these giants of the Chandra Bhaga range in Himachal Pradesh comm
Situated in the Garhwal region of the Himalayas and surrounded by iconic summits like the Bhagirathi massif, Shivling, Satopanth, and the Gangotri peaks, Mt. Kedar Dome rises to an impressive 6,832 meters. True to its name, this elegant mountain features a dome-shaped crest and s
If you’re ready to transition from beginner-friendly peaks to the realm of true technical mountaineering, Bhagirathi II is the perfect next step. Standing at 6,512 meters in the heart of the Garhwal Himalayas, this striking peak dominates the Gangotri region with its sharp ridge
20 Days
Difficult
May to June & September to October
From₹1,49,999+ 5% GST
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BEFORE YOU CHOOSE
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A meaningful next step in the Himalayas
A 6,000 m peak is not a standard trek. Expect high-altitude travel, changing conditions and a summit plan shaped by the route. Prior trekking experience and strong preparation matter.
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Find the route that fits your experience
Some objectives offer a natural transition from trekking towards climbing, while others are more technical. Use the individual trip pages and a conversation with the team to understand the right fit.
BEFORE YOUR NEXT ADVENTURE
A little clarity. A better journey.
Are 6,000 m peaks suitable for beginners?
The answer depends on the peak, route and your prior high-altitude experience. Consult the specific trip page and ask the team to assess your preparedness.
Which regions are covered by these expeditions?
The present selection includes Ladakh, Uttarakhand and Himachal Pradesh. Each trip page confirms the region and route.
What should I check before booking?
Review the itinerary, altitude, experience guidance, inclusions, exclusions and current departure details. Confirm the final plan directly with Kailasa Treks.