Karakoram is a mountain range in Pakistan. Four of the world's fourteen highest mountains known as the eight-thousanders lie in the Karakoram, including K2 (8,611m), the second highest mountain of the world.

See also: Karakoram Highway.

Peaks

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  K2 (Baltoro Muztagh, Central Karakoram, Pakistan)
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  K2 (8,611m), Pakistan
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  Broad Peak from Concordia
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  Laila Peak
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  Rakaposhi (7,788m), Pakistan
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  Rakaposhi from Tagafari base camp, Pakistan
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  Masherbrum (7,821m), Pakistan
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  Gasherbrum II (8,035m), Pakistan
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  Muztagh Tower (7,273m), Pakistan
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  Broad Peak (8,051m), Gasherbrum IV (7,925m), Pakistan
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  Trango Towers (6,286m)

Details

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  Trekkers on Biafo Glacier
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  Aerial view of Baltoro Glacier
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  View from the top of K2
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  Chinese and Pakistani border guards at Khunjerab Pass

Satellite images

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  Rimo Muztagh with Central Rimo Glacier, South Rimo Glacier, mountain Rimo I.
  Siachen Glacier, Teram Shehr Glacier and Apsarasas Kangri I, Chong Kumdan glaciers, Mamostong Kangri, Chong Kumdan Ri I (photo taken from ISS),
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  South Rimo Glacier and Central Rimo Glacier, Shyok River
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  mountain Saser Kangri II (in Saser Muztagh), clouds, glaciers, Shukpa Kunchang group, Chhushku group
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  Saser Muztagh, Sasser Pass (Saser La), Shyok River.

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