All About Gilgit Baltistan – Travel Northern Pakistan Guide 2022 is the home to more than 20 peaks over 6,100m where K-2 is the second-highest mountain in the universe. Gilgit Baltistan, the gateway to the world eight thousand’s mountain peaks. Where Karakoram, Hindukush, and Himalayas meet and form the world’s highest mountains. Areas where you find people speaking Brushoski, Shina, Balti, Wakhi, and Khowar.
The level of adventure that you find nowhere. Hospitality has no limits. Visiting Gilgit Baltistan gives you a lifetime adventure and memories of diversified cultures, Landscapes, Peaks, Pastures, Glaciers, archaeological sites, and many many more.
Travel Gilgit Baltistan:
To visit village sides, see the beauty of Gilgit Baltistan. June, July August would be suitable. But be more crowded because locals, Pakistani and foreign tourists out for travel to enjoy the extreme essence of beauty.
In this article “All About Gilgit Baltistan – Travel Northern Pakistan Guide 2022” If you wish to travel with less crowd then October and November will be the most beautiful, colorful because it is fall season in these months.
Important Information To Know about gilgit baltistan:
Worlds Most Famous Mountain Ranges
5100 Glaciers.
119 Lakes.
The Himalayas, Karakorum and Hindukush.
K2 World’s Second Highest Peak.
Five over 8000 Meters Peaks.
101 Peaks over 7000 Meters.
2200 SMs of Snow Covered Area.
4 National Parks
09 Game Reserves
3 wildlife sanctuaries
230 species of Birds
54 Species of mammals
20 species of fresh water fish
23 species of reptiles
6 of amphibians
6592 Sq. KM of Forests Which 9 percent of the total area.
Gilgit Baltistan is covered in an area of 28,174 square miles which is a mountainous region. It has 14 districts divided into three regions. The languages have been spoken as mentioned above.
Out of 14 districts of Gilgit Baltistan, Hunza is the largest area that has occupied land. However, Gilgit is the largest populated district in Gilgit Baltistan.
Gilgit Baltistan capital:
Gilgit is the capital of Gilgit Baltistan. Which is an administrative territory of Pakistan.
Gilgit to Skardu distance:
On your visit to gilgit baltistan. The distance from Gilgit to Skardu is 200KM via S-1. Which takes 3 hr 58 min. The travel between Gilgit and Skardu takes around 4 hours. Karakoram highway is usually blocked due to rainfall and uncertain conditions for weeks sometimes. The elevation of Skardu city is 2236m.
Gilgit Baltistan is currently not a province. It is just a semi-provincial Setup. They do not have the right to take part in the elections for the federal and National Assembly of Pakistan. So this blog is very important to read “All About Gilgit Baltistan – Travel Northern Pakistan Guide 2022”
By wraping up this article shortly on All About Gilgit Baltistan – Travel Northern Pakistan Guide 2022. This could be somehow helpful for your travel to gilgit baltistan. But to read the complete details about best tourist attraction and travel places to visit gilgit baltistan. You may read this blog. “best travel places to Visit Northern Areas of Pakistan in 2022-23“
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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.
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.
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.
Rakaposhi Peak is previously named Rakaposhithen 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.
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.
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).
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.
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/-
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.
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.
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.
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 33rdposition 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
Complete List of Mountains in Pakistan and their Ranking
