Muztagh Ata, Mountain in China
Muztagh Ata, or the 'Father of Ice Mountains', is known for its towering presence.
It was first attempted by a Swedish expedition in 1894.
Local Kyrgyz communities have lived around Muztagh Ata for centuries.
Muztagh Ata is popular among mountaineers due to its relatively safe ascent.
The mountain is reputed to be one of the world's easiest 7,500-meter peaks to climb.
Location: Kashgar Prefecture
Elevation above the sea: 7,546 m
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