Ghamubar Zom

Ghamubar Zom is a summit reaching 6,518 meters, positioned between the Karakoram and Hindu Kush ranges. The peak displays steep north-facing slopes and twin summits that define its climbing routes and overall profile.

A Japanese expedition led by climbers Suzuki, Narita, and Nishida achieved the first recorded ascent in recent decades. This accomplishment opened the mountain to wider international climbing attention.

The nearby settlements of Darkot and Rawat maintain daily connections to this mountain through their local knowledge and observation. The peak remains woven into the fabric of how residents understand their landscape.

The late summer season offers the most stable conditions for climbing. Technical skill in both rock and ice climbing is essential for anyone attempting the ascent.

This peak ranks seventh in prominence among the 3,484 summits of the Hindu Kush range, with a prominence value of 2,133 meters. This distinctive topographic characteristic makes it a notable landmark within the mountain chain.