Dragmarpo Ri, Mountain summit in Langtang region, Nepal and China.

Dragmarpo Ri is a mountain on the border between Nepal and China, in the Rasuwa area. Its summit stands at 6,200 m (20,300 ft) above sea level, with a prominence of 235 m (771 ft).

Dragmarpo Ri is documented in gazetteers and mapping records as a 6,200 m peak on the Nepal–China border, with a prominence of 235 m. Its position places it in the Rasuwa district on the Nepalese side, within the Langtang Himal. The border alignment here was fixed by survey work rather than by any single landmark event.

Dragmarpo Ri rises on the Nepal–China border in Rasuwa, at 6,200 m with a prominence of 235 m. The peak is listed in both English and Indonesian reference works, and its name also appears in Persian as درگمارپو ری and in Urdu as ڈریگمارپو ری.

Dragmarpo Ri lies on the Nepal–China border in Rasuwa, with its summit at 6,200 m and a prominence of only 235 m. Approach from the Nepalese side, where permits are issued; the Chinese side is not an entry route. Plan for the altitude and for border-area restrictions before setting out.

Dragmarpo Ri rises 6,200 m above sea level on the Nepal–China border, with a prominence of 235 m. The peak lies in Rasuwa, on the Nepalese side, at coordinates 28.32567, 85.66147. Its two names circulate in Persian and Urdu as درگمارپو ری and ڈریگمارپو ری.