Kanjiroba

Kanjiroba is a mountain summit in the Kanjiroba Himal range of the Himalayas, rising to 6,883 meters and standing as the highest peak in this section. The mountain features glaciers and snowfields covering steep rock faces and alpine terrain that make up its structure.

The mountain was first comprehensively mapped and documented during an expedition in the 1950s, bringing its geographical features to scientific attention. This early exploration helped establish the region's place in mountaineering and geographical records.

Local communities in the region practice Buddhism deeply connected to the mountain and its environment, with prayer flags and religious sites marking the landscape.

Visitors should prepare for extreme cold, strong winds, and snow that can occur throughout the year on these slopes. Experienced mountain guides and proper equipment are necessary to safely navigate the challenging routes up the peak.

The mountain significantly influences local weather systems, creating contrasting climates on different sides of its slopes. These differences shape the plant and animal life distinctly, making each side of the peak a different environment.

Location: Karnali Province

Elevation above the sea: 6,883 m

Part of: Kanjiroba Himal

GPS coordinates: 29.37597,82.63788

Latest update: December 13, 2025 17:06