Falak Sar

Falak Sar reaches 5918 meters in elevation and forms part of the Hindu Raj mountains, featuring steep slopes and numerous glaciers throughout its terrain.

New Zealand mountaineers W.K.A Berry and C.H. Tyndale-Biscoe completed the first documented ascent of Falak Sar in 1957, accessing the peak through the north ridge.

In 2020, Pakistani mountaineer Hamza Anees led a team to the summit, marking a significant advancement for the national climbing community.

Climbers access Falak Sar by traveling from Peshawar through Saidu Sharif to Matiltan, where they begin their journey through the mountain valley.

A Japanese expedition from Yamaguchi University established their base camp at 3350 meters and successfully reached the summit after multiple attempts.

Location: Swat District

Elevation above the sea: 5,918 m

Part of: Hindu Raj

GPS coordinates: 35.67921,72.77963

Latest update: March 18, 2025 06:57