Climbing in India
Owing to the unsterile nature of the Indian wilderness, the potential around climbing and exploration in India is endless.
Last Updated on 11 May 2019
Here’s a list of some of the developed and accessible climbing regions in India. The areas have been segmented geographically.
This page is run by gathering knowledge from climbers all around the country and is definitely a community effort. We'd appreciate any help we can get in improving it.
If you have any corrections or additions you'd like to make to this list then please do email us at info@boulderbox.in with the relevant information and we will do our best to update it asap.
Some useful links for climbing can be found on Pil's blog. Some useful Topos and Guide books from there have been linked next to the relevant areas below.
NORTH INDIA
NCR
- Sanjay Van
- Zion
- Dhauj
- Lado Sarai
Himachal Pradesh
- Manali
- Sethan
- Spiti
- Bahang
- Vashisht
- Chattru - Pil's Guide
- Chotadhara - Pil's Guide
- Kyara - Pil's Guide
- Bara Shigri
- Chota Shigri
- Koksar
- Churdhar
- Solang Nala
- Kareri
- Reuti
- Jammukot
- Miyar Valley
- Udaipur
- Baspa Valley
- Chitkul
Ladakh (near Leh)
- Gampa Gaon
- Gangles
- Nye
- Taru Thang
- Saspoche
- Hanu
- Shey
Suru Valley (J&K)
- Lankarchey
- Rangdum
WEST INDIA
Maharashtra
- Belapur (near Mumbai)
- Khopoli (near Mumbai)
- Kokankada
- Nasik
- Sinhagad (near Pune)
- Tamhini ghat (near Pune)
- Malshej (near Pune)
- Lonavala (near Pune)
Goa
- Keri
- Palolem
Rajasthan
- Mount Abu
SOUTH INDIA
Karnataka
- Hampi - Pil's Paraport Guide
- Badami
- Ramanagara (near Bangalore)
- Raogudlu (near Bangalore)
- Turahalli (near Bangalore)
- Avathi (near Bangalore)
- Hosur (near Bangalore)
Telangana
- Hyderabad
Tamil Nadu
- Chennai
CENTRAL INDIA
Madhya Pradesh
- Pachmarhi