| Trekking and Mountaineering in India - Hiking the hills or going on a walkabout. |
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Hi Tok,
Koteswar, Saife may be easy and marching peak but u still need little experience to climb them...... according to IMF rules 80 percent of the climbers in a team shuld be qualified in mountaineering and the leader shuld have prior experiences ,and i think these applyes to these peaks also....moreover now a days u also have to get prior permission from uttaranchal govt to climb peaks in uttaranchal.....
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Lives virtually on IM
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Stok kangri(6100m) is another good option..
u dont a permission for it..
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Maha Guru Member
Join Date: Oct 2004
Location: India
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kaushal is right and so is mountaingirl and krk
Leave IMF and climb something which is hastle free-there are lot of passes in himalayas which supports a ridge-just climb on. You will find many peaks in CB range. Solang valley is nursery for clinbers-climb on..and on and on..... Leave UTTARANCHAL-it will be very very costly and risky. |
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