Highest Mountain Peaks in Pakistan - 2024-25

Highest Mountain Peaks in Pakistan: An Exploration

Pakistan, with some of the world’s highest peaks, is a mountaineer’s paradise. With a broad range of mountains, including harsh and rocky terrains, it has something for everyone, from experienced mountaineers to those searching for a hiking adventure. Here, we’ll visit some of the highest mountain peaks in Pakistan, each a testament to nature’s majesty and beauty.

List of Highest Mountain Peaks in Pakistan

The Highest Mountain Peaks in Pakistan are mentioned below:

8,000m Plus Peaks

S. No	World Rank	Rank (Pakistan)	Name	Height (m)	Range	Location
1	2	1	K2	8611	Karakoram	Karakoram
2	9	2	Nanga Parbat	8126	Himalaya	Himalaya
3	11	3	Gasherbrum I (K5)	8080	Baltoro	Karakoram
4	12	4	Broad Peak	8051	Baltoro	Karakoram
5	13	5	Gasherbrum II (K4)	8035	Baltoro	Karakoram
S. No	World Rank	Rank (Pakistan)	Name	Height (m)	Range	Location

7000 – 8000m Peaks

S. No	World Rank	Rank (Pakistan)	Name	Height (m)	Range	Location
1			Gasherbrum III (K3a)	7952	Karakoram	Baltoro Muztagh
2	17	6	Gasherbrum IV (K3)	7925
3	19	7	Distaghil Sar	7885		Hispar Muztagh
4	21	8	Kunyang Chhish	7852
5	22	9	Masherbrum (K1)	7821		Masherbrum Mountains
6	25	10	Batura I	7795		Batura Muztagh
7	26	11	Kanjut Sar	7790		Hispar Muztagh
8	27	12	Rakaposhi	7788		Rakaposhi-Haramosh Mountains
9			Batura II	7762		Batura Muztagh
10	31		Saltoro Kangri (K10)	7742		Saltoro Mountains
11			Batura III	7729		Batura Muztagh
12	33	13	Tirich Mir	7706	Hindu Kush
13	36	14	Chogolisa I	7665	Karakoram	Masherbrum Mountains
14	38	15	Shispare	7611		Batura Muztagh
15			Silberzacken	7597	Himalaya	Nanga Parbat
16			Batura IV	7594	Karakoram	Batura Muztagh
17			Unnamed	7581
18	39	16	Trivor	7577		Hispar Muztagh
19	44	17	Skyang Kangri	7545		Baltoro Muztagh
20	52	18	Noshaq	7492	Hindu Kush
21	53	19	Pumari Chhish (W)	7492	Karakoram	Hispar Muztagh
22	54	20	Passu Sar	7476		Batura Muztagh
23	55	21	Yukshin Gardan Sar	7530		Hispar
24	58	23	Malubiting (W)	7458		Rakaposhi-Haramosh Mountains
25	61	24	K12	7428		Saltoro Mountains
26			Muchu Chhish	7453		Batura Muztagh
27	63	25	Sia Kangri	7422		Baltoro Muztagh
28	64	26	Momhil Sar	7343		Hispar Muztagh
29	66	27	Skil Brum	7420		Baltoro Muztagh
30	67	28	Haramosh	7409		Rakaposhi-Haramosh Mountains
31	68	29	Istor-o-nal	7403		Hindu Kush
32	69	30	Ghent Kangri	7400	Karakoram	Saltoro Mountains
33	70	31	Ultar Sar	7388		Batura Muztagh
34	74	33	Sherpi Kangri	7380		Saltoro Mountains
35	78	34	Saraghrar	7349		Hindu Kush
36	81	35	Chongtar	7315	Karakoram	Baltoro Muztagh
37	82	36	Baltoro Kangri	7280		Masherbrum Mountains
38	88	37	Yutmaru Sar	7283		Hispar
39			Jutmo Sar	7330
40			Bojohagur Duanasir I	7329		Batura Muztagh
41			Yazghil	7324		Hispar Muztagh
42			Gasherbrum V	7321		Baltoro Muztagh
43			Unnamed	7300
44			Passu Diar	7295		Batura Muztagh
45			Unnamed	7295
46			Malubiting C	7291
47	87	38	Baintha Brakk (The Ogre)	7285		Panmah Muztagh
48	89	40	Baltistan Peak (K6)	7282		Masherbrum Mountains
49			Unnamed	7280
50	91	41	Muztagh Tower	7273		Baltoro Muztagh
51	93	42	Diran	7266		Rakaposhi-Bagrote Mountains
52	104	43	Malungutti Sar (Mulungutti)	7207
53	109	44	Lupghar Sar (Central)	7200
54			Hachindar Chhish	7163[2]		Karakoram
55			Snow Dome	7160		Baltoro Muztagh
56			Latok I	7151		Panmah Muztagh
57			Latok II	7145
58			Kampir Dior	7143		Batura Muztagh
59			Unnamed	7133		Baltoro Muztagh
60			Kunyang Chhish N	7108		Hispar Muztagh
61			Udren Zom	7108		Hindu Kush
62			Ghenta Peak	7090		Batura Muztagh
63			Rakhiot Peak	7070	Himalaya	Nanga Parbat Group
64			Sangemarmar Sar	7050	Karakoram	Batura Muztagh
65			Link Sar	7041		Masherbrum Mountains
66			Spantik (Golden Peak)	7027		Spantik-Sosbun Mountains
67			Akher Chhish	7020	Hindu Kush
68			Pamiri Sar	7016	Karakoram
69			Rakaposhi East	7010
70			Mohsin Mir	7004		Baltoro Muztagh
S. No	World Rank	Rank (Pakistan)	Name	Height (m)	Range	Location

6,000 – 7,000m Peaks

S. No	Name	Height (m)	Range	Location
1	Laila Peak	6986	Karakoram	Haramosh Valley, Chogurunma Glacier
2	Karun Kuh	6977
3	K7	6934		Hushe Valley
4	Beka Brakai Chhok	6882
5	Vigne Peak	6874
6	Koyo Zom	6871	Hindu Raj	Pechus Glacier
7	Dut Sar	6858	Karakoram
8	Angel Sar	6858		K2 and Concordia
9	Latok III	6850
10	Chongra Peak	6830	Himalaya	Nanga Parbat
11	Miar Peak	6824	Karakoram
12	Rhuparash	6785
13	Biarchedi	6781		Baltoro Glacier
14	Seiri Porkush	6771		Batura Glacier
15	Choricho	6756
16	Biale Peak	6729
17	Trinity Peak	6700
18	Mani Peak	6685
19	Haramosh II	6666
20	Thui I	6660	Hindu Raj	Ponarillo Glacier
21	Gul Lasht Zom	6657		Lutkho Valley
22	Piaju Peak	6610	Karakoram
23	Makrong Chhish	6607
24	Ganalo Peak	6606	Himalaya	Nanga Parbat
25	Phuparash Peak	6574	Karakoram
26	Buni Zom	6550	Hindu Raj
27	Thui II	6523		Shetor Glacier, Thui Pass
28	Ghamubar I	6518		Ghamu Bar Glacier
29	Noukarsich	6496	Karakoram	Hunza Valley
30	Honbrok	6459		Hushe Valley
31	Ghamubar II	6432	Hindu Raj	Ghamubar Glacier
32	Uli Biaho	6417	Karakoram	Braldu River Valley
33	Koser Gunge	6401
34	Trango Towers	6363		Baltoro Muztagh
35	Namika Peak	6325		Hushe and Shyok Valleys
36	Urdukas I	6320		Baltoro Glacier
37	Bullah	6294		Braldu River Valley
38	Purian Sar	6293		Pakore Pass
39	Mango Gusor	6288		Braldu River Valley
40	Gama Sokha Lumbu	6282
41	Urdukas II	6280		Baltoro Glacier
42	Hunza Peak	6270		Hunza Valley
43	Marbal Peak	6256		Baltoro Glacier and Concordia
44	Crystel Peak	6252
45	Ghuchhar Sar	6249	Hindu Kush
46	Garmush	6244		Garmush Glacier, Darkot
47	Lobsang	6225	Karakoram	Baltoro Glacier
48	Blatts Yaz	6191	Hindu Kush	Ghamubar Glacier, Darkot
49	Thui Zom	6158
50	Bilchar Dubani	6134	Karakoram	Bagrot Valley
51	Urdukas III	6130		Baltoro Glacier
52	Chikar Zom	6110	Hindu Raj	Chatebori Glacier
53	Uli Biaho Tower	6109	Karakoram	Braldu River Valley
54	Tupopdan	6106		Boiber Valley
55	Laila Peak	6096		Gondogoro Glacier, Hushe Valley
56	Darmyani	6090
57	Mingli Sar	6050		Shimshal and Boiber Valleys
58	Balti Peak	6050		Hushe Valley
59	Shayaz	6026	Hindu Raj
60	Mitre Peak	6025	Karakoram	Baltoro Muztagh, Concordia
61	Bublimating (Ladyfinger)	6000		Ultar Peak, Hunza Valley
S. No	Name	Height (m)	Range	Location

5,000 – 6,000m Peaks

S. No	Name	Height (m)	Range	Location
1	Laila Peak	5971	Himalaya	Rupal Valley
2	Falak Sher	5918		Ushu Valley
3	Urdukas IV	5900	Karakoram	Baltoro Glacier
4	Shani Peak	5887		Naltar, Shani Glacier
5	Chari Khand	5886		Naltar Valley
6	Cathedral Peak	5828		Baltoro Glacier
7	Khaltar Peak	5798		Naltar Valley
8	Bat Koshi	5791		Baltar Glacier, Hunza
9	Jurjurkhana Sar	5790
10	Mankial	5726	Hindu Kush	Swat Valley
11	Lobsang Spire	5707	Karakoram	Baltoro Glacier
12	Twin Peaks South	5700		Pakora Pass
13	Shaigiri	5688	Himalaya	Rupal Valley
14	Borit Sar	5640	Karakoram	Batura Glacier, Gojal
15	Mehrbani Peak	5639		Chaprot Pass
16	Buldar Peak	5602	Himalaya	Nanga Parbat
17	Liligo	5600	Karakoram	Baltoro Glacier
18	Shinlep Bluk	5517		Braldu River Valley
19	Khiatar Peak	5454		Naltar Valley
20	Kirilgoz	5450		Batura Glacier
21	Godeli Peak	5325		Bagrot-Haramosh Valleys
22	Malika Parbat	5290	Himalaya	Kaghan Valley
23	Jalipur Peak South	5215		Nanga Parbat
24	Atabad	5180	Karakoram	Hunza Valley
25	Rush Pari Peak	5098		Nagar Valley
26	Ditchil	5084	Himalaya	Deosai
27	Tusserpo La	5084	Karakoram	Hushe Valley and Shyok Valleys
28	Khas Kamur	5048		Naltar Valley
29	Snow Dome	5029		Chaprot Pass
30	Sasai Khand	5001		Naltar Valley
S. No	Name	Height (m)	Range	Location

4,000 – 5,000m Peaks

S. No	Name	Height (m)	Range	Location
1	Gunshar	4950		Indus Kohistan
2	Chattewala	4917	Himalaya
3	Bulan	4913	Karakoram	Nanga Parbat
4	Kurkun	4890	Hindu Kush
5	Mount Sikaram	4761	Safed Koh, Hindu Kush	Parachinar
6	Haraj	4730	Karakoram	Upper Nagar
7	Marpo Chungi	4695	Karakoram	Shigar Valley
8	Naltar Peak	4678		Naltar Valley
9	Thalle La	4572		Hushe and Shyok Valleys
10	Patundas	4570		Batura Glacier
11	Busper Peak	4564		Braldu River Valley
12	Hachindar	4544		Hunza Valley
13	Jabardar	4511	Himalaya	Fairy Meadows, Jalipur
14	Dianyor Peak	4358	Karakoram	Dianyor Village, Gilgit
15	Churko Peak	4211	Himalaya	Siren Valley, Mansehra
16	Badshish	4237	Karakoram
17	Dinewar	4100	Himalaya
18	Tingrel	4085
19	Musa ka Musala	4080
20	Chhugam	4064	Nanga Parbat
S. No	Name	Height (m)	Range	Location

3,000 – 4,000m Peaks

S. No	Name	Height (m)	Range	Location
1	Highest peak Dwasari	3700+ m	Buner District
2	Highest peak Elum	3600+ m)
3	Highest peak, Looi Sar Naikan	3,578 m	Sulaiman Mountains	Zarghoon Ghar, Quetta
4	Makra Peak	3,885 m	Himalayas	Kaghan
5	Ganga Choti	3,044 m	Pir Panjal	Bagh
6	Pir Kanthi	3,321 m		Bagh
7	Highest peak, Loai Saar	3,472 m	Sulaiman Mountains	Koh-i-Takatu, Quetta
8	Highest peak, Lwarrh Saar	3,194 m		Koh-i-Chiltan, Quetta
9	Highest peak, Salore Ghasha	3,184 m		Koh-i-Murdaar, Quetta
10	Takht-i-Sulaiman	3,487 m		East of Quetta
11	Sadozaitop	3,449 m	Toba Kakar Range
S. No	Name	Height (m)	Range	Location

K2 (8,611 m)

K2, also known as Mount Godwin-Austen, is the world’s second-highest mountain and the highest mountain peak in Pakistan. It is part of the Karakoram Range and is on the boundary between Pakistan and China. Climbing K2 is regarded as one of the most difficult climbing achievements because of its steep slopes, unpredictable weather, and frequent avalanches.

The peak has taken the lives of several climbers throughout the years, earning it the nickname “Savage Mountain.” Despite its perils, K2 attracts a large number of climbers each year, drawn to its sheer beauty and the challenge it poses.

Nanga Parbat (8,126 metres)

Nanga Parbat, commonly known as the “Killer Mountain,” is the world’s ninth-highest mountain and Pakistan’s second-highest peak. It is part of the Himalayan Range and is situated in Gilgit-Baltistan. Nanga Parbat is renowned for its steep and hazardous terrain, earning it a formidable reputation among climbers.
Hermann Buhl, an Austrian climber, completed the first successful ascent of Nanga Parbat in 1953. Since then, numerous climbers have attempted to summit this difficult peak, with varied degrees of success. Despite its challenges, Nanga Parbat remains a popular mountaineering destination, lured by its beauty and the excitement of climbing one of the world’s highest peaks.

Broad Peak (8,051 metres)

Broad Peak, commonly known as K3, is the world’s twelfth-tallest mountain and Pakistan’s third-highest peak. It is located in the Karakoram Range, near K2, and is distinguished by its pyramid form. Broad Peak is a popular climbing destination due to its ease of access and the potential to conquer one of the world’s tallest peaks.

Gasherbrum I (8,080 m)

Gasherbrum I, commonly known as Hidden Peak, is the world’s eleventh-highest mountain and Pakistan’s fourth-highest peak. It is situated in the Karakoram Range, close to the border with China. Gasherbrum I is renowned for its steep and difficult slopes, making it popular among experienced climbers. The first successful climb of Gasherbrum I occurred in 1958, by an American team headed by Nicholas Clinch.

Gasherbrum II (8,035 m)

Gasherbrum II, often known as K4, is the world’s thirteenth-highest mountain and Pakistan’s fifth-highest peak. It is situated in the Karakoram Range, near Gasherbrum I. Gasherbrum II is well-known for its ease of access, making it a popular destination for climbers seeking to summit one of the world’s highest peaks. The first successful climb of Gasherbrum II occurred in 1956 by an Austrian team headed by Fritz Moravec.

Gasherbrum III (K3a) – 7952 meters, Karakoram Range

Gasherbrum III, commonly known as K3a, is one of Pakistan’s tallest mountain peaks, rising to 7952 meters in the Karakoram Range. It is part of the Baltoro Muztagh subrange, which is known for its difficult terrain and unpredictable weather. In 1975, a Japanese expedition led by K. Yamada successfully climbed Gasherbrum III for the first time. Since then, this peak has been a popular destination for climbers seeking a technical challenge amidst the splendor of Pakistan’s greatest mountain peaks.

Gasherbrum IV (K3) – 7925 meters, Karakoram Range

Gasherbrum IV, often known as K3, is another magnificent peak in the Karakoram Range, reaching 7925 meters. It is part of the Gasherbrum subrange, which is famed for its steep and difficult terrain. In 1958, an Italian expedition led by Riccardo Cassin successfully climbed Gasherbrum IV for the first time. Since then, this peak has become a favorite for climbers looking for an adrenaline-fueled experience in the heart of Pakistan’s tallest mountain ranges.

Distaghil Sar – 7885 meters, Shimshal

Distaghil Sar is a breathtaking mountain peak in the Shimshal subrange of the Karakoram Mountains. With a height of 7885 meters, it is one of Pakistan’s highest mountain summits. Distaghil Sar is recognized for its steep terrain and variable weather, making it a demanding yet rewarding climb for experienced climbers. In 1960, a British team led by John Hunt successfully climbed Distaghil Sar for the first time.

Kunyang Chhish (7852 meters) – Shimshal

Kunyang Chhish is a magnificent mountain peak in the Shimshal subrange of the Karakoram Range. Standing at 7852 meters, it is one of Pakistan’s tallest mountain summits. Kunyang Chhish is recognized for its steep and difficult terrain, making it a popular choice for climbers looking for a technical challenge. In 1971, Masahiro Nakamura led a Japanese expedition that accomplished the first successful climb of Kunyang Chhish.

Masherbrum (K1) – 7821 meters, Masherbrum Mountains

Masherbrum, often known as K1, is a magnificent peak located in the Karakoram Range’s Masherbrum subrange. With a height of 7821 meters, it is one of the highest mountain peaks in Pakistan. Masherbrum is recognized for its steep and difficult terrain, making it a popular choice for climbers looking for adventure in the heart of the Karakoram Range. In 1960, a British expedition led by George Irving Bell successfully climbed Masherbrum for the first time.

Batura I – 7795 meters, Batura Muztagh

Batura I, located in the Karakoram Range’s Batura Muztagh subrange, is a spectacular summit. Standing at 7795 meters, it is one of Pakistan’s tallest mountain summits. Batura I is recognized for its rugged terrain and variable weather, making it a demanding but rewarding climb for experienced climbers. In 1976, an American team commanded by Charlie Fowler successfully climbed Batura I for the first time.

Kanjut Sar – 7790 meters, Shimshal

Kanjut Sar is a spectacular mountain in the Shimshal subrange of the Karakoram Range. With a height of 7790 meters, it is one of the highest mountain peaks in Pakistan. Kanjut Sar’s tough terrain and variable weather make it a demanding but rewarding climb for skilled mountaineers. In 1959, a British team led by John Hunt successfully climbed Kanjut Sar for the first time.

Rakaposhi – 7788 meters, Rakaposhi-Haramosh Mountains

Rakaposhi is a beautiful peak in the Rakaposhi-Haramosh subrange of the Karakoram Mountains. With a height of 7788 meters, it is one of Pakistan’s tallest mountain summits. Rakaposhi is noted for its steep and difficult terrain, making it a popular choice for climbers looking for a technical challenge. In 1958, a British-Pakistani expedition commanded by Mike Banks successfully climbed Rakaposhi for the first time.

Batura II – 7762 meters (Batura Muztagh)

The Batura Muztagh subrange of the Karakoram Range is home to Batura II, an amazing mountain. With a height of 7762 meters, it is one of the highest mountain peaks in Pakistan. Batura II is recognized for its hard terrain and variable weather, making it a demanding but rewarding climb for experienced climbers. In 1976, an American team led by Charlie Fowler successfully climbed Batura II for the first time.

Saltoro Kangri (7742 meters) – Saltoro Mountains

Saltoro Kangri is a difficult mountain in the Saltoro Mountains of the Karakoram Range. With a height of 7742 meters, it is one of Pakistan’s tallest peaks. Saltoro Kangri’s steep terrain and variable weather make it a demanding but rewarding climb for skilled mountaineers. In 1962, a Japanese expedition led by Y. Takamura successfully climbed Saltoro Kangri for the first time.

Batura III – 7729 meters (Batura Muztagh)

The Batura Muztagh subrange of the Karakoram Range is home to Batura III, a magnificent peak. With a height of 7729 meters, it is one of Pakistan’s tallest mountain summits. Batura III’s tough terrain and variable weather make it a demanding but rewarding climb for experienced mountaineers. In 1976, an American team led by Charlie Fowler successfully climbed Batura III for the first time.

Tirich Mir – 7708 meters, Hindu Kush

Tirich Mir is a spectacular mountain in the Hindu Kush subrange of the Karakoram Range. With a height of 7708 meters, it is one of Pakistan’s tallest mountain summits. Tirich Mir’s steep terrain and variable weather make it a demanding but rewarding climb for skilled mountaineers. In 1950, a Norwegian expedition led by Arne Naess successfully climbed Tirich Mir for the first time.

Chogolisa I – 7665 meters, Karakoram

Chogolisa I, often referred to as Bride Mountain, is a breathtaking mountain in the Karakoram Range. With a height of 7665 meters, it is one of the highest mountain peaks in Pakistan. Chogolisa I is recognized for its rugged terrain and variable weather, making it a demanding but rewarding climb for experienced climbers. In 1957, a British team led by George Band successfully climbed Chogolisa I for the first time.

Shispare (7611 meters) – Batura Muztagh

Shispare is a towering mountain in Karakoram’s Batura Muztagh subrange. With a height of 7611 meters, it is one of Pakistan’s tallest mountain summits. Shispare’s steep terrain and variable weather make it a difficult but rewarding climb for skilled mountaineers. In 1974, a Japanese team led by H. Ichikawa successfully climbed Shispare for the first time.

The highest mountain peaks in Pakistan are noted for their magnificent beauty and difficult climbs. Each provides a distinct climbing experience, ranging from challenging climbs to breathtaking vistas of the surrounding area. Whether you’re an expert mountaineer or a novice climber, Pakistan’s tallest mountain peaks will give you a memorable journey.