Banderishki Chukar, Mountain summit in Blagoevgrad Province, Bulgaria.

Banderishki Chukar is a 2,737 m granite peak on the main ridge of northern Pirin, the highest granite summit on that ridge and the 12th highest in the range. It forms the southernmost point of this ridge section, with a short lateral ridge to the south carrying Bashliyski Chukar (2,683 m). Its northern face has an alpine look, while most of the slope is a steep moraine field descending to Dalgoto Lake.

The summit formed as part of the Pirin mountain range through geological processes spanning millions of years. Granite formations here result from ancient tectonic forces that shaped the distinctive character of this mountain landscape.

The summit sits within Pirin National Park and draws visitors who come to experience high mountain landscapes and the solitude of alpine environments. Local hikers regard this peak as a rewarding destination that connects them to Bulgaria's wild highlands.

There are no marked tourist tracks to the summit, but it is easily climbed from both sides of the ridge, the preferred approach. Starting points are the Vihren and Demyanitsa refuges and the Spano Pole shelter. A metal cross and a small chapel stand on the summit.

A metal cross and a small chapel stand on the summit, though no marked tourist track leads over the peak. The northern face holds a climbing route graded II "b", and the moraine slope below drops to Dalgoto Lake.