Nanga Parbat, Mountain in Pakistan
Nanga Parbat is the ninth highest mountain in the world at 8,126 meters above sea level.
Known as the 'Killer Mountain', Nanga Parbat was first summited in 1953.
The name Nanga Parbat means 'Naked Mountain' in Sanskrit.
Nanga Parbat is notorious for its difficulty and requires seasoned climbers.
It features the Rupal Face, considered the highest mountain face in the world.
Location: Gilgit-Baltistan
Elevation above the sea: 8,126 m
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Rupal Glacier, situated on the southern slope of Nanga Parbat.
Saral Lake is a high-altitude lake situated at the elevation of around 13,600 feet (4,100 meters).
Sharada Peeth is an abandoned Hindu temple and ancient centre of learning located in present-day Azad Kashmir, Pakistan.
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The Dudipatsar Trail is a scenic pathway that leads to the picturesque Dudipatsar Lake.
The Baltistan Wildlife Sanctuary spans a massive area, harboring a diversity of species.
