Himachal Pradesh · India
Indrasan Peak
A highly technical 6,221 m Pir Panjal giant
The trek
A long, highly technical expedition to the 6,221 m summit of Indrasan, one of the hardest peaks of the Kullu Himalaya, beside Deo Tibba.
Indrasan, at 6,221 m, is the highest and one of the most technically demanding peaks of the Kullu Himalaya, standing beside Deo Tibba above the Malana and Jagatsukh valleys. Long considered a serious mountaineer's objective, it demands sustained technical climbing on rock, snow and ice at altitude, and a full expedition-length itinerary of approach, multiple high camps and a committing summit push.
This is an expedition for experienced climbers only, with fixed ropes, load ferries and a weather-dependent summit window supported by generous reserve days. The approach through the Kullu valleys is beautiful, but the climb itself is among the hardest on offer in Himachal. Best attempted in the pre- and post-monsoon seasons.
Highlights
- A 6,221 m summit — the high point of the Kullu Himalaya
- Sustained technical climbing on rock, snow and ice
- A classic hard peak beside Deo Tibba
- A full multi-camp expedition with high-altitude support
From
₹1,15,000
per person
- Free reschedule up to 21 days out
- Small groups, certified mountain leaders
- Oximeter, oxygen & evacuation plan on every route
Day by day
The itinerary
18 days from Manali. Tap any day to read the detail — distances and altitudes are planning figures and may shift with conditions.
Reach Manali at around 2,050 m for the gathering, gear check and expedition briefing.
What's included
- Twin/triple-sharing tents and all camp equipment
- All meals on the expedition (veg, freshly cooked)
- Certified mountaineering guides, Sherpas and high-altitude support
- Peak/climbing permits and technical group gear (fixed ropes, ice screws, snow bars)
- First-aid, oximeter and emergency oxygen
Not included
- Transport to and from Manali
- Personal climbing gear, insurance and offloading charges
- Anything not listed under inclusions
In the field
The country you'll walk
Ready when you are
Walk Indrasan Peak with us
Small groups, honest briefings and a crew that has done this route many times over. From ₹1,15,000 per person.
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