A "Corbett" refers to a mountain in India that rises above 7,000 feet (2,133 meters) and is part of the Indian Himalayas. The term is named after John Corbett, a British hunter and conservationist who played a significant role in the establishment of wildlife reserves in the region. To qualify as a Corbett, a peak must be listed in the Himalayan mountain range and be recognized for its prominence. Climbing these mountains is popular among trekkers and mountaineers, offering stunning views and challenging terrains for outdoor enthusiasts.