By Priyanka Roshan | Oct 18, 2024
Ready to conquer the mountains but not sure where to begin? India boasts stunning, beginner-friendly peaks perfect for first-time climbers seeking unforgettable adventures. Here are the top 10 easiest mountain peaks to climb.
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At 6,153 meters, Stok Kangri is a high-altitude adventure without technical skills needed. The climb offers breathtaking views of Ladakh’s barren beauty.
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This 3,810-meter peak is ideal for beginners, leading through snowy forests to panoramic views of the Garhwal Himalayas.
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Standing at 5,289 meters, Friendship Peak introduces you to high-altitude climbing with mesmerizing glacier views.
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At 5,970 meters, Kanamo offers beautiful landscapes and pristine lake views, with a relatively easy ascent.
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Deo Tibba’s base camp trek is a beginner-friendly journey through alpine meadows with impressive views of the Deo Tibba summit.
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At 3,660 meters, Chanderkhani Pass is an easy yet rewarding trek with panoramic views of the Pir Panjal and Dhauladhar ranges.
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Shitidhar Peak (5,250 meters) offers a non-technical snow-covered adventure near Manali with views of Hanuman Tibba.
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At 6,387 meters, Black Peak offers an exciting challenge with rewarding views of the Bandarpoonch range.
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This 4,220-meter trek offers forested trails and stunning views of the Kullu Valley, perfect for beginners.
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Yunam Peak (6,110 meters) provides an accessible high-altitude experience in Lahaul-Spiti with minimal technical difficulty.
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