Dangerous Adventures Await: 9 Perilous Mountains to Venture into the Wild in India

Kangchenjunga: The third highest peak in the world, known for its challenging routes and unpredictable weather.

Nanda Devi: A sacred mountain with treacherous trails and extreme altitudes, testing even seasoned climbers.

Kanchenjunga Base Camp: An arduous trek with rugged terrains, icy glaciers, and remote wilderness.

Annapurna Circuit: A strenuous trek through deep gorges and high passes, demanding physical endurance.

Mount Stok Kangri: A non-technical peak, but the high altitude and icy slopes pose significant challenges.

Mt. Satopanth: A lesser-known but treacherous summit requiring technical skills and acclimatization.

Mt. Nun Kun: A challenging climb in the Zanskar region, demanding technical expertise and adaptability.

Trisul: A formidable Himalayan peak with steep slopes and challenging ice and rock sections.

Mt. Kalindi Khal: An expedition crossing high passes, glaciers, and challenging terrains in Garhwal Himalayas.