File:Golden Peak - Pakistan (cropped).jpg
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English: Deep within the sub ranges of Karakarom lies the unique vertical rock structure of the Spantik, more commonly known as the Golden Peak. It is so gigantic that you can look at it for hours without blinking, just staring at its patterns and lines
Elevation: 7,027 m Mountain range: Spantik-Sosbun Mountains Parent range: Karakarom, Nagar |
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| Author | Muhammad Bin Masood | |||
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