Which is the top 5 highest peak in India?

1. Kangchenjunga — 8,586 m (Sikkim–Nepal, Himalaya). India’s highest by this convention. Triple-summit massif; sacred to local communities.
2. Nanda Devi — 7,816 m (Uttarakhand, Garhwal Himalaya). A fortress-like peak inside the Nanda Devi Sanctuary and UNESCO site.
3. Kamet — 7,756 m (Uttarakhand, Garhwal Himalaya). Second-highest in the Zanskar subrange; noted for severe winds and long glacier approaches.
4. Saltoro Kangri I — 7,742 m (Karakoram, Saltoro Range). Dominates the Siachen region; sharp ridgelines and complex glaciers.
5. Saser Kangri I — 7,672 m (Ladakh, East Karakoram). High, glaciated dome above the Nubra–Shyok system; technical mixed routes.

List including K2 (Karakoram)

1. K2 — 8,611 m (Karakoram). The subcontinent’s loftiest summit; extreme relief, severe weather, and highly technical climbing.
2. Kangchenjunga — 8,586 m. As above; second when K2 is counted.
3. Nanda Devi — 7,816 m. As above.
4. Kamet — 7,756 m. As above.
5. Saltoro Kangri I — 7,742 m. As above.