Passu Peaks

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Passu Peaks, also known as Passu Cathedral, are a striking group of jagged, pyramid-shaped mountains in the Karakoram range of northern Pakistan.

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Passu Peaks canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf mountain
mountain glacier
mountain group
mountain range
administrativeTerritory Pakistan-administered Gilgit-Baltistan
linked to: Gilgit-Baltistan
alsoKnownAs Cathedral Ridge
Passu Cathedral
Passu Cones
climate high mountain climate
climbingStatus technical climbing required
country Pakistan
drainage Hunza River basin
elevation 7478 m
approximately 6106 m
geology granite and metamorphic rock
hazard avalanches
rockfall
highestPoint Passu Sar
knownFor dramatic rock towers
high relief above Hunza River
jagged spires
pyramid-shaped summits
locatedIn Gilgit-Baltistan
Gojal Valley
Hunza District
Karakoram
Karakoram
Upper Hunza
mountainRange Karakoram
near Hunza River
Karakoram Highway
Passu Peaks
Passu village
nearestGlacier Passu Glacier
orientation roughly north–south ridge
partOf Batura Muztagh
Passu Peaks
photoSubject landscape photography
mountain tourism
rangeType subrange of Karakoram
region northern Pakistan
scenicReputation one of the most photographed mountain groups in Hunza
tourismRegion Hunza Valley
viewpoint Karakoram Highway near Passu
Passu village
visibility clearly visible from Karakoram Highway

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Passu Cathedral hasAlternativeName Passu Peaks
Passu Sar partOf Passu Peaks
subject linked to: Passu Peaks
Passu Glacier near Passu Peaks
subject linked to: Passu Peaks