The short answer
Nanda Devi, Trisul, Panchchuli, Shivling, Nun Kun, Kabru (partly) and Stok Kangri are in India; Shishapangma, Namcha Barwa and parts of the Everest north side are in Tibet. If a tour page lists them as "Nepal peaks", check the country.
Key facts
- India
- Nanda Devi, Shivling, Trisul
- Tibet
- Shishapangma, Namcha Barwa
- Border
- Kanchenjunga, Cho Oyu
- Tip
- Check the country
How it works
- Look at the mapBorders weave through the Himalaya.
- Ask the operatorWhich side of the border is the peak?
- Check permitsDifferent countries, different rules.
- Plan visasTibet needs permits.
- Keep your itinerary clearConfirm the start point.
Insider tip
Many travel tags list peaks by region; country can differ.
Avoid this
Do not book a "Nepal peak" without checking where it is.
Related questions
Is Everest in Nepal?
Yes, on the Nepal-Tibet border; the south side is in Nepal.
Is Cho Oyu in Nepal?
It lies on the border with Tibet.
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