Masherbrum (K1) – A Majestic Karakoram Peak
Masherbrum, with an elevation of 7,821 meters (25,659 feet), is one of the most iconic peaks in the Karakoram Range of Pakistan. Known as the 22nd highest mountain globally and the 9th highest in Pakistan, it is a spectacular blend of rock and ice.
Key Highlights
Historical Significance: The British survey team referred to Masherbrum as K1 in 1856.
Stunning Appearance: The summit features a dramatic vertical north face, resembling a pyramid with sharp, narrow ridges.
Climbing Milestone: In 1960, George Bell and Willie Unsoeld, part of the American-Pakistani expedition, were the first to successfully summit Masherbrum.
Approach Route: Trekkers usually start the approach to Gasherbrum Base Camp from Skardu, with the trek itself commencing at Hushe village on the Masherbrum Glacier.
Route: Islamabad → Chilas → Skardu → Hushe → Parbisan → Brumbrummah → Masherbrum Base Camp → return via Hushe → Skardu → Chilas → Islamabad
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