Here is the structured and corrected list of Major Peaks in Himachal Pradesh, organized district-wise.
1. High Altitude Districts (The Giants)
These districts contain the highest peaks in the state, belonging to the Zanskar and Great Himalayan ranges.
Kinnaur District
- Reo Purgyil (Highest in HP)
- Leo Purgyil
- Shilla
- Jorkanden
- Kinner Kailash
- Phawarang
- Raldang
Lahaul & Spiti District
- Gya
- Manirang
- Mulkila
- Menthosa
- Gyephang (Ghepan Goh)
- Shikhar Beh
- Yunam
- Murang
2. Mid-High Altitude Districts (Trekking Hubs)
These districts are famous for mountaineering expeditions and religious treks.
Kullu District
- Dibibokri Pyramid
- Indrasan
- Deo Tibba
- Dhamsura (White Sail)
- Papsura
- Shrikhand Mahadev
- Friendship Peak
- Shitidhar
- Maiwa Kandinu
Chamba District
- Manimahesh Kailash
- Gauri Devi Ka Tibba
- Bara Kanda
- Pangi Jot
- Baihali Jot
Kangra District
- Hanuman Ka Tibba (Highest in Dhauladhar range)
- Cholang
3. Middle Hills & Lesser Himalayas
These peaks are generally accessible and often have temples or forts atop them.
Shimla District
- Chanshal / Chandernahan
- Hatu Peak
- Jakhoo
- Mural Danda
Mandi District
- Shikari Devi
- Nargu
- Parashar
- Winch Camp
Sirmaur District
- Churdhar (Highest peak of Sirmaur/Outer Himalayas)
- Taproli Dhar
4. Lower Hills (Shivalik Range)
These are lower altitude hills and ridges rather than snow-capped peaks.
Solan District
- Karol Ka Tibba
Bilaspur District
- Bahadarpur Hills
Hamirpur District
- Awah Devi Hills
Una District
- Bharwain
Quick Fact Sheet for Revision
| Category | Peak Name | District | Note |
| Highest in HP | Reo Purgyil | Kinnaur | ~6,816m |
| Highest in Dhauladhar | Hanuman Tibba | Kangra/Kullu | Visible from Manali/Kangra |
| Highest in Sirmaur | Churdhar | Sirmaur | Known as “Bangle of Snow” |
| Famous Twin Peaks | Gyephang | Lahaul | Looks like Matterhorn of Switzerland |