Prasan
Originally from Bangalore, Prasana is a seasoned climber with years of experience in the field of mountaineering. Often described as a true “mountain goat,” he has successfully climbed numerous high-altitude peaks and completed dozens of demanding Himalayan treks. Alongside his climbing career, he is also trained in search and rescue, bringing an added level of safety and preparedness to every expedition. Known for his calm demeanor, polite nature, and highly professional approach, Prasana combines strong technical skills with thoughtful decision-making in the mountains. His steady leadership and composed mindset have contributed to many successful and safe summits in challenging high-altitude environments.
Key Experience & Background
Extensive experience operating across diverse Himalayan terrains, bringing strong technical capability and calm leadership to demanding mountain environments. Certified MOI in Search & Rescue, with proven field application in remote and high-risk expedition settings.
Has led and supported expeditions across challenging alpine landscapes, ensuring safety, operational discipline, and logistical precision. Also completed a full-length cycling expedition from Kashmir to Kanyakumari, reflecting endurance and a deep spirit of exploration.
Area of Expertise
Brings strong leadership in high-altitude expedition environments, with extensive experience navigating complex Himalayan terrain and operating in remote alpine regions. Certified in Search & Rescue (MOI), with proven field application in emergency response and risk mitigation in demanding mountain conditions.
His expertise also extends to mountain survival, advanced navigation, and remote environment operations, supported by a deep understanding of Himalayan weather systems, terrain dynamics, and regional ecology—including flora and fauna. This combination of technical capability and situational awareness ensures safe, well-managed expeditions across some of the most challenging landscapes in the Himalayas.
Notable Road Expeditions
Kashmir to Kanyakumari (India Traverse – Cycling Expedition) — ~3,700 km across the Indian subcontinent, traversing diverse terrains from the Himalayas to the southern coastline
Notable Treks & High Mountain Traverses
Indian Himalayas
Hamta Pass — 4,270 m
Nichani Pass — 4,080 m
Rani Sui Lake — 3,900 m
Patalsu Peak Trek — 4,220 m
Sar Pass — 4,220 m
Beas Kund — 3,700 m
Taintu Pass — ~4,600 m
Gangbal Lake — 3,575 m
Great Lakes Trek (Nichnai / Gadsar region) — up to ~4,200 m
Rupin Pass — 4,650 m
Rupi–Bhaba Pass — 4,780 m
Pin–Bhaba Pass — 4,915 m
Kalihani Pass — 4,725 m
Parang La — 5,580 m
Bara Bhangal Trek — ~4,900 m (Thamsar Pass region)
Miyar Valley / Seri Pass region — ~4,800 m
Notable Peaks & High-Altitude Ascents
Indian Himalayas
Friendship Peak — 5,289 m
Yunam Peak — 6,111 m
Deo Tibba — 6,001 m
Mentok Kangri — 6,250 m
Kang Yatse II — 6,250 m
CB-13 — ~6,264 m
Nepal Himalayas
Manaslu Base Camp — ~4,800 m