Stands very close to Leh and is named after the Stok village. Easy to climb from the north side the shortest time required is 4 Days but it is advisable to do this during the trek as you will get time for acclimatization. In summer months, this peak is heavily booked and is quite crowded.

Go-Leb in Ladakhi means 'flathead' and this peaks summit is exactly that? The last stretch of the peak is technical and you require a little bit of knowledge about mountaineering for attempting this peak. Go-Leb is also close to Leh and to summit the peak you need at least 5 Days.

Close to Leh this peak is better known as Matho Kangri, Matho being the village below it.

Nun is the highest peaks in the Himalayas and is supported by other peaks. Both these peaks lie close to each other and to climb them one should have a good experience of climbing besides being physically fit.

This peak is named after the River by the same name which drains into the Tsomoriri Lake in the Rupshu area. Easy to climb and quite popular among mountaineers.

This is the third highest peak in Ladakh but not too difficult to climb.

This is a lovely peak on a long ridge running south from Korzok village on the shores of the Tsomoriri Lake. In July and August the entire Korzok valley is green with wild flowers giving the peak its name. Mentok in Tibetan and Ladakhi means 'flower'. In some old maps this peak has been named Mata.