Reo Purgyil, Kinnaur, Himachal Pradesh Reo Purgyil, also known as Leo Pargial or Leo Pargil, is the highest peak in Himachal Pradesh, standing at an impressive 6,816 meters (22,362 feet).

Located in the Kinnaur district, it lies on the border between Himachal Pradesh, India, and Tibet, China. The peak is part of the Zanskar Range in the Western Himalayas and offers a challenging yet rewarding climb for mountaineers.

The name "Reo Purgyil" translates to "Mountain of the Female Spirit" in the local dialect, signifying its spiritual significance. The climb to the summit requires technical mountaineering skills, including glacier travel, rope work, and ice climbing.

The route usually starts from the village of Kaza in the Spiti Valley and involves traversing rugged landscapes, high-altitude passes, and remote terrain. Reo Purgyil is known for its stunning beauty, rugged terrain, and breathtaking views from the summit. The climb is challenging due to the harsh climate, low oxygen levels, and unpredictable weather conditions.