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Field guide · Mountains
Gilgit Division
Gilgit District · Gilgit-Baltistan, Pakistan
Bilchar Dobani (Dobani Peak)
A 6,143 m peak 29 km east of Gilgit, rising between the Bagrot, Bilchar and Haramosh valleys.
Bilchar Dobani, or Dobani Peak, is a 6,143-metre mountain of the Karakoram 29 km east of Gilgit, standing on its own between the Bilchar, Taisot, Haramosh and Bagrot valleys, southeast of Rakaposhi and southwest of the Haramosh range. Its western face looks over the Taisot valley and the Bagrot valley runs along its flank. Japanese climbers Isao Ikeuchi and Masaru Hashimoto made the first ascent on 9 June 1979.
Why go
- ✦A 6,143 m peak near Gilgit
- ✦Seen from the Bagrot valley
- ✦First climbed in 1979
How to Reach
Through the Bagrot valley, east of Gilgit, or from the Karakoram Highway near Danyor.
Planning tip
Best Time to Visit, May to October for the valleys below.
Getting there, Through the Bagrot valley, east of Gilgit, or from the Karakoram Highway near Danyor.
Allow, A day trip from Gilgit for the views.
What to Do
Nearby
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