Sherpi Kangri

Sherpi Kangri rises to 7,380 meters in elevation within the Karakoram Range, featuring two distinct summits separated by a steep ridge line.

The mountain recorded its initial successful climb in 1976, marking a significant achievement in the exploration of the Saltoro Muztagh sub-range.

Local mountain guides from surrounding villages maintain traditional knowledge of routes and weather patterns, passing this expertise through generations.

Climbers require permits from Pakistani authorities and must coordinate with local operators to arrange necessary equipment, porters, and base camp facilities.

The peak stands six kilometers south of Ghent Kangri and ranks as Pakistan's 33rd highest mountain, offering technical climbing challenges at extreme altitudes.

Location: Shigar District

Elevation above the sea: 7,380 m

GPS coordinates: 35.47222,76.78437

Latest update: March 19, 2025 17:56