Sherpi Kangri, Mountain peak in Shigar District, Pakistan
Sherpi Kangri is a mountain peak in the Karakoram Range that rises to 7,380 meters (24,213 feet) above sea level. The massif consists of two distinct summits connected by a steep ridge formation.
The first successful ascent took place in 1976, marking an important milestone in the exploration of the Saltoro Muztagh sub-range. This climb signaled growing interest in the highest peaks of this remote region.
Local mountain guides from surrounding villages maintain traditional knowledge of routes and weather patterns, passing this expertise through generations.
Access requires permission from Pakistani authorities and coordination with local operators to arrange equipment, porters, and base camp services. This site is reachable only with experienced mountaineering support and thorough preparation.
The peak lies about 6 kilometers south of Ghent Kangri and ranks as Pakistan's 33rd highest mountain. Its position within this range makes it a technically demanding objective for specialized climbers.
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