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India in this catalog is seven desks. The Deccan Plateau around Hyderabad is a high-traffic, low-data hub of granite-dome fort climbs and forest-hill day walks — not the Western Ghats. Uttarakhand's Garhwal Himalaya holds twelve Wave I-1 marquee records: Valley of Flowers and Hemkund Sahib share the Govindghat–Ghangaria stem and stay related, not merged, plus Kedarkantha, Gaumukh–Tapovan, Milam Glacier, Bali Pass, Roopkund, Pindari Glacier, Tungnath–Chandrashila, Dayara Bugyal, Brahmatal, and Khatling Glacier. Himachal Pradesh's Western Himalaya holds sixteen Wave I-2 marquee records: Hampta Pass, Bhrigu Lake, Sar Pass, Rupin Pass (cross-state from Dhaula, Uttarakhand, filed here), Buran Ghati, Indrahar Pass, Chandrakhani Pass, Prashar Lake, Pin–Bhabha Pass, Pin Parvati Pass (GHNP), Shrikhand Mahadev (e-District yatra), Beas Kund, Kheerganga, Deo Tibba Base Camp, Triund, and Kareri Lake, plus eight provisional-listed traverses: Kang La Trail, Larsa Way, Chandra Tal to Baralacha La, Kaliheni Pass, Lalung to Sarchu, Chaurasi Pass, Phangchi Galu, and Saluni to Baleesa. Maharashtra's Sahyadri holds Wave I-4 fort records: Rajgad, Torna, Sinhagad, Rajmachi, Vasota, Kalavantin Durg, Kalsubai, Harishchandragad, and Harihar Fort. Karnataka's Western Ghats holds Kudremukh, Kumara Parvatha, and Skandagiri. Ladakh holds Wave I-5 marquee records: Markha Valley (Hemis NP fee), Kang Yatse approach (not the summit), Stok La, and Likir La (high pass NE of Likir, not the Sham Valley walk); Stok Kangri is a closed Mountain Guide, not a trail; plus four provisional-listed traverses: Stok to Tsomoriri, Pang to Tsomoriri, Sarchu to Pukthal Gompa, and Sko Koh valley lakes. Jammu and Kashmir holds Kashmir Great Lakes (J&K Tourism permit) and Gangbal–Naranag, related not merged, plus Kolahoi Glacier (DEM high is the glacier walk, not Kolahoi Peak), and three provisional-listed traverses: Bhot Kol, Akshu La (Kishtwar, not Ladakh), and the Trans-Jammu Traverse (one nwn Chamba→Jammu corridor: ~120 km Himachal Chamera→Kadwah, ~156 km J&K Kaluni Gala→Panjar; provisional for a ~2 km Ramnagar–Resian mapping gap).