India

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India

Every climb, race and route we hold in India, on one map.

Climbs
61
Highest summit
5710m· Mig La
Routes
1

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Regions in India

The terrain of India

Every cataloged climb in the country, plotted by how long it runs and how hard it bites.

Highest summit
5710m
Mig La
Longest climb
91.1km
Anta Dhura Pass
Steepest climb
13.7%
Borasu Pass

Difficulty mix

HC
26
Cat 1
15
Cat 2
10
Cat 3
8
Cat 4
2

Length against gradient

0% 5% 10% 15% 0255075100Length (km)Nathu La — 58.7 km, 5%, 3010 m Karakoram Pass — 2.8 km, 6.2%, 152 m Karakoram Pass — 2.6 km, 6.8%, 160 m Khardung La — 34.4 km, 6.2%, 2088 m Zojila Pass — 10.6 km, 5.8%, 587 m Rohtang Pass — 21.9 km, 9.1%, 1972 m Jelep La — 59.4 km, 5.7%, 3457 m Changla Pass — 40.4 km, 5.1%, 2035 m Lipulekh Pass — 27.7 km, 6.8%, 1832 m Shingo La Pass — 20.2 km, 5.8%, 1145 m Shingo La Pass — 18.4 km, 6.3%, 1145 m Pensi La Pass — 10.8 km, 4%, 425 m Taglang La — 30.3 km, 3.6%, 1079 m Lungalacha La — 19.8 km, 4.1%, 785 m Mana Pass — 14.6 km, 3.7%, 492 m Bara-lacha la — 28.9 km, 3.9%, 1114 m Fotu La — 21.7 km, 4.7%, 998 m Kunzum Pass — 33.1 km, 3.1%, 1030 m Haldighati — 3.8 km, 3.1%, 94 m Sela Pass — 59.7 km, 4.4%, 2615 m Pir Panjal Pass — 41.1 km, 4.7%, 1912 m Kongka Pass — 6.4 km, 6.5%, 383 m Sia La — 5.9 km, 4.3%, 201 m Banihal Pass — 2.8 km, 7.3%, 138 m Bilafond La — 40.2 km, 3.6%, 1438 m Sasser Pass — 24.8 km, 4.6%, 1159 m Diphu Pass — 59.9 km, 5.3%, 2827 m Marsimik La — 24.5 km, 4.8%, 1144 m Namika La — 9 km, 6.7%, 582 m Naneghat — 5 km, 11.2%, 538 m Borasu Pass — 15.8 km, 13.7%, 2069 m Gyong La — 46.3 km, 3.1%, 1424 m Amboli Ghat — 15.6 km, 4.3%, 660 m Amba Ghat — 6.1 km, 5.3%, 295 m Pin Parvati Pass — 3.6 km, 4%, 129 m Mayodia Pass — 44 km, 4.7%, 2178 m Nama Pass — 35.5 km, 8%, 2809 m Goecha La — 19.9 km, 9.9%, 2024 m Cho La, Sikkim — 66 km, 4.5%, 3407 m Sinthan top — 34.2 km, 4.8%, 1629 m Varandha Ghat — 8.1 km, 6.1%, 480 m Malshej Ghat — 3.6 km, 9.7%, 330 m Anta Dhura Pass — 91.1 km, 4%, 3848 m Saach Pass — 45 km, 6.5%, 2879 m Hamta Pass — 40.5 km, 6.9%, 3129 m Tulung La — 26.3 km, 6.2%, 1613 m Ze La — 21.7 km, 6.8%, 1436 m Naku La — 16.8 km, 7.5%, 1236 m Bhaba Pass — 16.1 km, 11.7%, 1784 m Ganda La — 14.2 km, 11.8%, 1605 m Margan Top — 51.7 km, 3.8%, 2096 m Tamhini Ghat — 11.8 km, 5.9%, 644 m Katraj Ghat — 3.3 km, 8.5%, 155 m Parang La — 7.4 km, 5%, 336 m Debsa Pass — 47.9 km, 6.1%, 2849 m Razdan Pass — 37.3 km, 5%, 1842 m Milakatong La — 32.9 km, 6.1%, 2034 m Mig La — 40 km, 3.2%, 1247 m Gulaba — 18.6 km, 5.2%, 957 m Traill's Pass — 4.7 km, 12.8%, 553 m Thamarassery Churam — 2.2 km, 11.1%, 209 m
The 61 most prominent climbs in India. Color is category; the two ringed marks are the longest and the steepest.

India is a destination for cyclists who measure a ride by the thinness of the air. Six catalogued climbs stretch legs and lungs alike, with the highest summit cresting at a staggering 5,360 metres. Three of the six carry the hors catégorie label, the sport's mark for ascents so long and so steep they sit beyond ordinary classification. These are roads that climb into the sky rather than merely up a hillside, rewarding patience, acclimatisation, and a deep respect for altitude.

The names alone hint at the scale of the challenge. Khardung La and the Karakoram Pass headline the collection, joined by Changla Pass, Rohtang Pass, Shingo La Pass, and Zojila Pass. Each offers its own blend of gradient, exposure, and thin mountain air, making India a proving ground for riders chasing the highest paved roads on earth. For anyone drawn to extreme elevation, this small but formidable set of climbs is hard to match.