Rosie Gabrielle Moved To Gilgit Baltistan
Rosie Gabrielle Moved To Gilgit Baltistan. As per the post shared on her Instagram Handle, The long-anticipated wait is over! We are happy to share and announce that we have officially shifted to the north of Pakistan 🇵🇰
Neither of us is city people or “fit in” with societal “norms” and the system. We long for wide-open spaces, fresh air, peace, simple life, nature, and ADVENTURE!
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THE MOUNTAINS WERE CALLING
Although it was necessary for the time to be based in the city, we couldn’t wait to get out of there. After 10 long months living in Lahore, we finally made the move and shifted our entire life up here- indefinitely.
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IT WAS A BIG MOVE!
With travel restrictions still in force around the globe making getting around too complicated, we decided to stay put for a while here in Pk. But that meant moving somewhere we both could thrive a bit better.
Looking to take the stressful pressures off ourselves, focusing more on being present, being in nature, having an adventure at our fingertips, and generally living a more simple life, this is the PERFECT place to be.
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Rosie Gabrielle Moved To Gilgit Baltistan
We have SO MANY things to share with you about living life in a small village tucked in the mountains. It truly is a DREAM come to true MASHALLAH we are so blessed 💓🙏🏼
Stay tuned for lots of amazing new content (time to work on and upload pending content) wonderful stories and epic adventures with our little family 💓
Rakaposhi Peak– The 3rd Beautiful and 12th Highest Peak of Pakistan
Rakaposhi Peak– The 3rd Beautiful and 12th Highest Peak of Pakistan
Rakaposhi Peak 7788m: The 3rd beautiful, world’s 27th highest, and Pakistan’s 12th highest peak. The reason for its fame is not because of its ranking but its beauty. It is considered to be one of the most beautiful mountains in the world.
Rakaposhi Peak is the only peak that can be viewed from bottom to top with its extremely incredible flowing streams.
Breathtaking Rakaposhi Zero Point Nagar:
There are many points to take the breathtaking glimpse of Rakaposhi. But particularly when you moving on Karakorum highway in District Nagar Region. You may have hundreds of different enchanting views while crossing different villages of Nagar valley. Moreover, note that Rakaposhi can only be accessible from Nagar Valley and also can be clearly viewed from Rakaposhi View Point Nagar.
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Rakaposhi Glancing from other regions:
Rakaposhi Peak can be seen from different regions of Gilgit. You may have a glance at Bagrot Valley Gilgit. It can also be seen from some points of danyore Gilgit and you may also have a clear upper view from karimabad hunza. But majorly Nagar Valley is its feed and can be accessed and seen from different points of Nagar even from bottom to top. i.e. Nilt Valley, Thole Valley, Qasimabad Masot Valley, Ghulmet Valley, Pissan, and Minapin Valley.
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Surprising Rakaposhi in Karakorum Mountain Ranges:
The long spread ice wall of Rakaposhi in the Karakorum mountain ranges, this peak is its kind of the only peak that has an astounding ice wall that creates uniqueness with other mountains and that is why it is considered the third beautiful peak after K2 and Nanga Parbat Peak. Rakaposhi Peak – The 3rd Beautiful and 12th Highest Peak of Pakistan but has a prominent profile for having 27th rank worldwide.
Other Names of Rakaposhi Peak Nagar:
Rakaposhi Peak is previously named Rakaposhi then it is molded into Rakaposhi which locally means “Shining Wall”. Furthermore, Rakaposhi is known and Dumani “The Mother of Mist”. It is called because of, covering in cloud during the whole year in most of the time.
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Rakaposhi Peak Summits & Expeditions:
There are many successful and unsuccessful attempts done during 1892-2004. However, the first successful summit was done in 1958 by British Climbers.
Successful Summits of Rakaposhi Peak Nagar:
The first successful summit of Rakaposhi Peak (7788m) was done by members of a British expedition Mr. Mike banks and Mr. Tom Patey in 1958. This ascent was achieved from Southwest Ridge. Remember that both of them got minor injuries during ascent on 25 June 1958. But sadly on their descent another climber slipped and died at night time.
Best Time to Climb Rakaposhi Peak:
The best and favorable time to climb the 3rd beautiful Rakaposhi peak is from June to September. Where everything acts moderately where you will enjoy the green and lush meadows as well during your ascent with local foods and seasonal fruits.
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Possible Routes to climb Rakaposhi Peak:
There were multiple climbing’s done from different ridges routes during the period between 1982 to 2004 but now 2021 is going to add in few days. Below are the possible and used routes that can be selected for your summit pushes.
- Southwest Ridge: Long route but not that technical
- Eastern Side, that is shortest route.
- Northwest Ridge: This route is long and technical than Southwest ridge.
- Northern Ridge: This route is short but more difficult than above two routes.
Latest New Route identified to Climb Rakaposhi Peak:
Yes, after 2004 there was no attempt made to summit Rakaposhi Peak. But in September 2021. The energetic and well enthusiast young climber from Nagar Valley Mr. Wajidullah has started his summit push to Rakaposhi Peak this weak and he is on his way to the summit from Basecamp 1.
As per his last comments, he together with his Czech Fellow Climbers (Mr. Jakub and Mr. Petr ) has started a summit push with a new brand route that would help them to make a successful attempt after years of break.
Rakaposhi Base Camp Trek and New Route to Climb Rakaposhi Peak:
Due to the extreme uphill and exceptional rise of Rakaposhi peak up to 16000 feet. It is most difficult and different wall than other peaks like K2 and Everest. That is why it has rarely opted for the summit in the past. Now a brave local climber Wajidullah Nagari has started with some foreign climbers to push from Nagar side and most importantly this time the route would be brand new.
If they succeed in this mega climb, they will make the historical attempt and this would bring more attention to worldwide climbers to summit this beautiful ice wall (Rakaposhi Peak).
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Ali Sadpara Air Safari Flight Started to Skardu from Islamabad
Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) has started operating special air safari flights from Islamabad to Skardu. This flight will take passengers to different renowned mountains and through the amazing views of monitoring and stunning areas.
As per the sources, there are 91 passenger travelers consist of 13 countries with the Pakistani minister for Every Mr. Hammad Azhar fly the first time.
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Ali Sadpara Air Safari Flight Started to Skardu from Islamabad
This safari flight has been named with Sadpara Air Safari Flight in honor of Muhammad Ali Sadpara’s services for Pakistan tourism. This flight will brief passengers about all the world-level mountains (K2, Nanga Parbat, Broad Peak, etc) and the hidden tourism potential in northern regions.
What are the PIA Sadpara Air Safari Charges ?
This air safari would take Islamabad to skardu, a one way special flight that will cost 24000/-
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Route For Sadpara Air Safari Islamabad to Skardu:
Sadpara Air Safari will cover important and scenic points mention below:
- Fly over K2
- Fly over Nanga Parbat
- Fly over Gasherbrum Peaks
- Fly over Deosai Plain
- Fly over famous Saif-ul-malook Lake.
As per official Statement: The passengers will explore the Ariel views of aforementioned points at their windows.
Moreover, after landing at Skardu airport, the complimentary hi-tea has been planned at Shangri-La Resort Hotel to end this safari journey worthwhile.
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After completing one way trip with hi-tea at shangrila. Sadpara Airsafari will leave from skardu airport after two hours. Its up to the passengers either they take the same flight to be back or stay there to experience more stunning and scenic views of skardu and other regions of gilgit baltistan.
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Purpose of Operating Sadpara Air Safari Flight to Skardu:
As per the spokesperson: reason for operating PIA sadpara air safari flight is to attract more tourist to these wonderful areas of Pakistan.
As per authorities, the safari flight would sell window seats to take a view to the aforementioned areas.
Complete List of Mountains in Pakistan and their Ranking
Pakistan is thankfully a home of 108 peaks above 7,000 m. Here in this article, I will share the facts about the complete list of mountains in Pakistan and their ranking globally and in Pakistan. Probably there are many peaks above 6,000 m. Peaks between 4000 m to 7000 m have not been counted. 5 (Five ) of the 14 (Fourteen) 8000s highest peaks in the world (the eight-thousanders) are located in Pakistan.
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List of Mountain Ranges in Pakistan:
There are three mountain ranges in pakistan.
- Karakuram Mountain Range
- Himalaya Mountain Range
- Hindukuch Mountain Range
There are 5 mountains over 8,000 metres in Pakistan, 29 over 7,500 metres and 108 over 7,000 metres. However, the Peaks height lies between 4,000 metres to 7,000 metres are countless.
How many mountains in Pakistan especially mountains in Gilgit Baltistan?
However, four of which lie in the surroundings of Concordia, the junction of Godwin Austen Glacier and Baltoro Glacier). Fact about these globally ranked mountains are: Most of the highest peaks located in Pakistan lie in the Karakoram mountain range and which lies almost entirely in the Gilgit–Baltistan region of Pakistan and is considered to be a part of the greater Himalayan range) but some peaks above 7,000 m are included in the Hindukush and Himalayan mountain ranges.
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There are still unnamed peaks in Pakistan but most of the peaks have been given a proper name. So this list is still incomplete due to the unnamed peaks. The list also includes many other peaks that are still not classed as independent mountains, but instead are considered subpeaks of other mountains, due to having low topographic prominence.
The dominance of Karakoram Mountain Range in Gilgit Baltistan:
Considering the fact, most of the highest mountains from three famous ranges in Pakistan are located in the Karakoram Range, the highest of which is K2, globally ranked on the 2nd position, and its height from sea level is 8611 m, so there are some high mountains located in Himalaya (the highest of the mountain is Nanga Parbat, which is globally ranked on 9th position, its height from sea level is 8126 m) While in Hindukush mountain range (the highest mountain of which is Tirich Mir, that is globally ranked on 33rd position while its height from sea level is 7708 m).
List of Mountains in Pakistan and their Ranking:
| Mountain Name | Height | Rank in Pakstan | Global Rank | Range | Area | District |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| K2 – Chogori | 8,611 m | 1 | 2nd | Karakoram | Boltoro | Skardu |
| Nanga Parbat | 8,125 m | 2 | 9th | Himalayas | Diamer | Diamer |
| Hidden Peak -Gasherbrum . I | 8,068 m | 3 | 11th | Karakoram | Boltoro | Skardu |
| Broad Peak – Falchan Kangri | 8,047 m | 4 | 12th | Karakoram | Boltoro | Skardu |
| Gasherbrum . II | 8,035 m | 5 | 13th | Karakoram | Boltoro | Skardu |
| Broad Peak Middle | 8,016 m | 6 | Karakoram | Boltoro | Skardu | |
| Gasherbrum . III | 7,952 m | 7 | Karakoram | Boltoro | Skardu | |
| Gasherbrum .lV | 7,925 m | 8 | 17th | Karakoram | Boltoro | Skardu |
| Distaghil Sar 1 | 7,885 m | 9 | 19th | Karakoram | Hispar | Nagar |
| Kunyang Chhish | 7,852 m | 10 | Karakoram | Hispar | Nagar | |
| Masherbrum NE – K1 | 7,821 m | 11 | 22nd | Karakoram | Bagrot | Gilgit |
| Masherbrum | 7,806 m | 12 | Karakoram | Bagrot | Gilgit | |
| Rakaposhi | 7,788 m | 13 | 27th | Karakoram | Minapin | Nagar |
| Batura . I | 7,785 m | 14 | 25th | Karakoram | Batura Mustagh | Gilgit |
| Batura II | 7,762 m | 15 | Karakoram | Batura Mustagh | Gilgit | |
| Distaghil Sar . II | 7,760 m | 16 | Karakoram | Hispar | Nagar | |
| Kanjut Sar . I | 7,760 m | 17 | 26th | Karakoram | Hispar | Nagar |
| Masherbrum W | 7,750 m | 18 | Karakoram | Boltoro | Skardu | |
| Saltoro Kangri . I | 7,742 m | 19 | Karakoram | Soltoro | Gaunche | |
| Batura No. II | 7,730 m | 20 | Karakoram | Batura Mustagh | Gilgit | |
| Batura III | 7,729 m | 21 | Karakoram | Batura Mustagh | Gilgit | |
| Trivor / Peak . 8 | 7,720 m | 22 | Karakoram | Hispar | Nagar | |
| Main Tirich Mir | 7,708 m | 23 | Hindukush | Hindukush | Chitral | |
| Saltoro Kangri II | 7,706 m | 24 | Karakoram | Soltoro | Gaunche | |
| Chhaltoro Gang R1 N | 7,705 m | 25 | Karakoram | Soltoro | Gaunche | |
| Distaghil Sar (E) | 7,700 m | 26 | Karakoram | Hispar | Nagar | |
| Tirich Mir (East) | 7,692 m | 27 | Hindukush | Hindukush | Chitral | |
| Saser Kangri I | 7,672 m | 28 | Karakoram | Siachen (disputed) | Gaunche | |
| Chogolisa . I SW/E | 7,665 m | 29 | Karakoram | Boltoro | Skardu | |
| Chogolisa . II/NE | 7,654 m | 30 | Karakoram | Boltoro | Skardu | |
| Yukshin Garden Sar | 7,641 m | 31 | Karakoram | Hispar | Nagar | |
| Kunyang Chhich(S) | 7,620 m | 32 | Karakoram | Hispar | Nagar | |
| Shispare | 7,611 m | 33 | Karakoram | Batura Mustagh | Gilgit | |
| Batura IV | 7,594 m | 34 | Karakoram | Batura Mustagh | Gilgit | |
| Broad Peak (N) | 7,550 m | 35 | Karakoram | Boltoro | Skardu | |
| Skyang Kangri .I | 7,544 m | 36 | Karakoram | Boltoro | Skardu | |
| Batura V | 7,531 m | 37 | Karakoram | Batura Mustagh | Gilgit | |
| Yakshin Gardaan . I | 7,530 | 38 | Karakoram | Hispar | Nagar | |
| Mamostong Kangri | 7,516 | 39 | Karakoram | Soltoro | Gaunche | |
| Saser Kangri E | 7,513 | 40 | Karakoram | Siachen (disputed) | Gaunche | |
| Tirich Mir (West II) | 7,500 | 41 | Hindukush | Hindukush | Chitral | |
| Skyang Kangri . II | 7,500 | 42 | Karakoram | Boltoro | Skardu | |
| Kunyang Chhish (W) | 7,500 | 43 | Karakoram | Hispar | Nagar | |
| Saser Kangri II W | 7,500 | 44 | Karakoram | Siachen (disputed) | Gaunche | |
| Saser kangri III | 7,495 | 44 | Karakoram | Siachen (disputed) | Gaunche | |
| Pumari Chhish (W) | 7,492 | 45 | Karakoram | Hispar | Nagar | |
| Tirich Mir (West I) | 7,487 | 46 | Hindukush | Hindukush | Chitral | |
| Pasu Massive M | 7,478 | 47 | Karakoram | Batura Mustagh | Gilgit | |
| K-12 | 7,469 | 48 | Karakoram | Soltoro | Gaunche | |
| Teram kangri 1 | 7,463 | 49 | Karakoram | Siachen (disputed) | Gaunche | |
| Malubiting (W)_ | 7,453 | 50 | Karakoram | Haramosh | Gilgit | |
| Muchu Chhish | 7,453 | 51 | Karakoram | Hispar | Nagar | |
| Pumari Chhish (N) | 7,440 | 52 | Karakoram | Hispar | Nagar | |
| Yazghil Dome (S) | 7,440 | 53 | Karakoram | Hispar | Nagar | |
| Sia Kangri I / N | 7,422 | 54 | Karakoram | Boltoro | Skardu | |
| Haramosh . I | 7,409 | 55 | Karakoram | Haramosh | Gilgit | |
| Teram Kangri II | 7,406 | 56 | Karakoram | Siachen (disputed) | Gaunche | |
| Istro-Nal (Main) | 7,403 | 57 | Hindukush | Hindukush | Chitral | |
| Tirich Mir (West III) | 7,400 | 58 | Hindukush | Hindukush | Chitral | |
| Kunyang Chhish (E) | 7,400 | 59 | Karakoram | Hispar | Nagar | |
| Pumari Chhish (S) | 7,400 | 60 | Karakoram | Hispar | Nagar | |
| Yazghil Dome (N) | 7,400 | 61 | Karakoram | Hispar | Nagar | |
| Ultar No. I | 7,388 | 62 | Karakoram | Batura Mustagh | Gilgit | |
| Rimo (S) No. I Peak 51 | 7,385 | 63 | Karakoram | Siachen (disputed) | Gaunche | |
| Teram Kangri III | 7,382 | 64 | Karakoram | Siachen (disputed) | Gaunche | |
| Sherpi Kangri I Main | 7,380 | 65 | Karakoram | Soltoro | Gaunche | |
| Istro-Nal (North I) | 7,373 | 66 | Hindukush | Soltoro | Gaunche | |
| Rimo (S) . II P-50 | 7,373 | 67 | Karakoram | Siachen (disputed) | Gaunche | |
| Istro-Nal (North II) | 7,372 | 68 | Hindukush | Hindukush | Chitral | |
| Sherpi Kangri . II | 7,370 | 69 | Karakoram | Soltoro | Gaunche | |
| Istro-Nal (North III) | 7,365 | 70 | Hindukush | Hindukush | Chitral | |
| Skil Brum | 7,360 | 71 | Karakoram | Boltoro | Skardu | |
| Skyang Kangri M | 7,357 | 72 | Karakoram | Boltoro | Skardu | |
| Karun Kuh | 7,350 | 73 | Karakoram | Hispar | Nagar | |
| Kunyang Chhish W | 7,350 | 74 | Karakoram | Hispar | Nagar | |
| Pumari Chhish S | 7,350 | 75 | Karakoram | Hispar | Nagar | |
| Saragharar (Main) | 7,349 | 76 | Hindukush | Hindukush | Chitral | |
| Skyang Kangri W | 7,345 | 77 | Karakoram | Boltoro | Skardu | |
| Momhil Sar / Peak – 7 | 7,343 | 78 | Karakoram | Hispar | Nagar | |
| Ghent (N) | 7,342 | 79 | Karakoram | Batura Muztagh | Gilgit | |
| Saraghrar (Central) | 7,330 | 80 | Hindukush | Hindukush | Chitral | |
| Yutmaru Sar (S) | 7,330 | 81 | Karakoram | Hispar | Nagar | |
| Bojohagur Duanasir | 7,329 | 82 | Karakoram | Batura Mustagh | Gilgit | |
| Sia Kangri II/E | 7,325 | 83 | Karakoram | Boltoro | Skardu | |
| Yazghil Domes S | 7,324 | 84 | Karakoram | Boltoro | Skardu | |
| Gasherbrum No. V | 7,321 | 85 | Karakoram | Boltoro | Skardu | |
| Kunyang Chhish (SE) | 7,320 | 86 | Karakoram | Hispar | Nagar | |
| Malanghutti | 7,320 | 87 | Karakoram | Hispar | Nagar | |
| Baltoro Kangri . I | 7,312 | 89 | Karakoram | Boltoro | Skardu | |
| Ultar No. II | 7,310 | 90 | Karakoram | Batura Mustagh | Gilgit | |
| Saragharar (S) | 7,307 | 91 | Hindukush | Hindukush | Chitral | |
| Istro-Nal (South) | 7,303 | 92 | Hindukush | Hindukush | Chitral | |
| Saraghrar (NW) | 7,300 | 93 | Hindukush | Hindukush | Chitral | |
| Istro-Nal (West I) | 7,300 | 94 | Hindukush | Hindukush | Chitral | |
| Urdok . I | 7,300 | 95 | Karakoram | Boltoro | Skardu | |
| Baltoro Kangri . III | 7,300 | 96 | Karakoram | Boltoro | Skardu | |
| Malubiting (NW) | 7,300 | 97 | Karakoram | Haramosh | Gilgit | |
| Yazghil Domes N | 7,300 | 98 | Karakoram | Hispar | Nagar | |
| Sherpi Kangri . III | 7,300 | 99 | Karakoram | Siachen (disputed) | Gaunche | |
| Teram kangri IV | 7,300 | 100 | Karakoram | Siachen (disputed) | Gaunche | |
| Malubiting Central | 7,291 | 101 | Karakoram | Haramosh | Gilgit | |
| Rakapohsi (E) | 7,290 | 102 | Karakoram | Bagrot | Gilgit | |
| Savoia Kangri | 7,286 | 103 | Karakoram | Boltoro | Skardu | |
| Baintha Brakk/Ogre | 7,285 | 104 | Karakoram | Panmah | Skardu | |
| Passu/Peak . 55 | 7,284 | 105 | Karakoram | Batura Mustagh | Gilgit | |
| Pasu Massiv E | 7,284 | 106 | Karakoram | Batura Muztagh | Gilgit | |
| K-6 | 7,282 | 107 | Karakoram | Siachen (disputed) | Gaunche | |
| Istro-Nal (West II) | 7,280 | 108 | Hindukush | Hindukush | Chitral | |
| Baltoro Kangri . III | 7,280 | 109 | Karakoram | Boltoro | Skardu | |
| Istro-Nal (Northwest) | 7,276 | 110 | Hindukush | Hindukush | Chitral | |
| Golden Throne SE | 7,275 | 111 | Karakoram | Boltoro | Skardu | |
| Diran / Minapin | 7,273 | 112 | Karakoram | Minapin | Nagar | |
| Mustagh Tower (E) | 7,273 | 113 | Karakoram | Boltoro | Skardu | |
| Sia Kangri No. IV/Central | 7,273 | 114 | Karakoram | Boltoro | Skardu | |
| Mustagh Tower (W) | 7,270 | 115 | Karakoram | Boltoro | Skardu | |
| Golden Throne NE | 7,270 | 116 | Karakoram | Boltoro | Skardu | |
| Golden Throne SE | 7,265 | 117 | Karakoram | Boltoro | Skardu | |
| Summari | 7,263 | 118 | Karakoram | Boltoro | Skardu | |
| Baltoro kangri . V | 7,260 | 119 | Karakoram | Boltoro | Skardu | |
| Baltoro Kangri . IV | 7,254 | 120 | Karakoram | Boltoro | Skardu | |
| Saraghrar (SW-I) | 7,250 | 121 | Hindukush | Hindukush | Chitral | |
| Apsarasas-1 | 7,245 | 122 | Karakoram | Siachen (disputed) | Gaunche | |
| Apsarasas II | 7,239 | 123 | Karakoram | Siachen (disputed) | Gaunche | |
| Apsarasas III E | 7,236 | 124 | Karakoram | Siachen (disputed) | Gaunche | |
| Rimo No. II P-49 | 7,233 | 125 | Karakoram | Siachen (disputed) | Gaunche | |
| Apsarasas IV | 7,227 | 126 | Karakoram | Siachen (disputed) | Gaunche | |
| Saraghrar (SE-I) | 7,208 | 127 | Hindukush | Hindukush | Chitral | |
| Mt. Rose/Singhi Kan | 7,202 | 128 | Karakoram | Siachen (disputed) | Gaunche | |
| Saraghrar (SW-II) | 7,200 | 129 | Hindukush | Hindukush | Chitral | |
| Istro-Nal (X) | 7,200 | 130 | Hindukush | Hindukush | Chitral | |
| Urdok Kangri I | 7,200 | 131 | Karakoram | Boltoro | Skardu | |
| Malubiting LC | 7,200 | 132 | Karakoram | Haramosh | Gilgit | |
| Bularang Sar | 7,200 | 133 | Karakoram | Hispar | Nagar | |
| Lupghar Sar (E) | 7,200 | 134 | Karakoram | Hispar | Nagar | |
| Lugpahur Sar MD | 7,200 | 135 | Karakoram | Hispar | Nagar | |
| Apsarasas V | 7,187 | 136 | Karakoram | Siachen (disputed) | Gaunche | |
| Apsarasas III E | 7,184 | 137 | Karakoram | Siachen (disputed) | Gaunche | |
| Apsarasas III W | 7,181 | 138 | Karakoram | Siachen (disputed) | Gaunche | |
| Mustagh Tower (NW) | 7,180 | 139 | Karakoram | Siachen (disputed) | Gaunche | |
| Rimo No. III | 7,169 | 140 | Karakoram | Siachen (disputed) | Gaunche | |
| Kampir Dior | 7,168 | 141 | Karakoram | Siachen (disputed) | Gaunche | |
| Karun Koh | 7,164 | 142 | Karakoram | Khunjerab | Hunza | |
| Hachindar Chish | 7,163 | 143 | Karakoram | Batura Mustagh | Gilgit | |
| Yermanenbu Kangri | 7,163 | 144 | Karakoram | Boltoro | Skardu | |
| Un-Named/Masherbrum | 7,163 | 145 | Karakoram | Siachen (disputed) | Gaunche | |
| Un-Named | 7,150 | 146 | Karakoram | Boltoro | Skardu | |
| Depak | 7,150 | 147 | Karakoram | Siachen (disputed) | Gaunche | |
| Latok . I | 7,145 | 148 | Karakoram | Panmah | Skardu | |
| Kampir Dior | 7,143 | 149 | Karakoram | Batura Mustagh | Gilgit | |
| Gasherbrum V | 7,133 | 150 | Karakoram | Boltoro | Skardu | |
| Shakawar | 7,125 | 151 | Hindukush | Hindukush | Chitral | |
| Apsarasas (S) | 7,117 | 152 | Karakoram | Siachen (disputed) | Gaunche | |
| Koh-I-Nadir Shah | 7,116 | 153 | Hindukush | Hindukush | Chitral | |
| Udren Zom (N) | 7,108 | 154 | Hindukush | Hindukush | Chitral | |
| Kunyang Chhish (N) | 7,108 | 155 | Karakoram | Hispar | Nagar | |
| Langar (Main) | 7,100 | 156 | Hindukush | Hindukush | Chitral | |
| Saraghrar (SS) | 7,100 | 157 | Hindukush | Hindukush | Chitral | |
| Ghenta | 7,100 | 158 | Karakoram | Batura Mustagh | Gilgit | |
| Sia shish | 7,100 | 159 | Karakoram | Batura Mustagh | Gilgit | |
| Lupghar II / Central | 7,100 | 160 | Karakoram | Hispar | Nagar | |
| Yakshin Gardaan . I | 7,100 | 161 | Karakoram | Hispar | Nagar | |
| Sherpi Kangri | 7,100 | 162 | Karakoram | Siachen (disputed | Gaunche | |
| Ghenta | 7,090 | 163 | Karakoram | Batura Muztagh | Chitral | |
| Urdok No. II | 7,082 | 164 | Karakoram | Boltoro | Skardu | |
| Mandu Pk | 7,081 | 165 | Karakoram | Boltoro | Skardu | |
| Udren Zom (Central) | 7,080 | 166 | Hindukush | Hindukush | Chitral | |
| Chogolisa Kangri I | 7,071 | 167 | Karakoram | Boltoro | Skardu | |
| Langar (SE) | 7,061 | 168 | Hindukush | Hindukush | Chitral | |
| Pyramid/Thyor | 7,058 | 169 | Karakoram | Boltoro | Skardu | |
| Udren Zom (S) | 7,050 | 170 | Hindukush | Hindukush | Chitral | |
| Link Sar | 7,041 | 171 | Karakoram | Siachen (disputed) | Gaunche | |
| Saraghrar (N) | 7,040 | 172 | Hindukush | Hindukush | Chitral | |
| Spantik/Ghenish Chish | 7,027 | 173 | Karakoram | Haramosh | Skardu | |
| Akber Chioh/Akher | 7,020 | 174 | Hindukush | Hindukush | Chitral | |
| Chogolisa Kangri II | 7,014 | 175 | Karakoram | Boltoro | Skardu | |
| Rakaposhi (E) | 7,010 | 176 | Karakoram | Minapin Nagar | Nagar | |
| Malubiting (E) | 7,010 | 177 | Karakoram | Haramosh | Gilgit | |
| Gasherbrum . VI | 7,004 | 178 | Karakoram | Boltoro | Skardu | |
| Sangemer Mar | 7,000 | 179 | Karakoram | Batura Muztagh | Gilgit | |
| Un-Named | 7,000 | 180 | Karakoram | Boltoro | Skardu | |
| Lupghar Sar III (E) | 7,000 | 181 | Karakoram | Hispar | Nagar | |
| Chogolisa(W)/Prupoo | 7,000 | 182 | Karakoram | Siachen (disputed) | Gaunche | |
| Ghent III | 7,000 | 183 | Karakoram | Siachen (disputed) | Gaunche | |
| Kaberi Peak | 7,000 | 184 | Karakoram | Siachen (disputed) | Gaunche | |
| Apsarasas(E)/Un-Named | 7,000 | 185 | Karakoram | Siachen (disputed) | Gaunche | |
