Momhil Sar

Momhil Sar (7,414 m), the world's 64th-highest peak, above the Shimshal Valley.

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Momhil Sar rises to 7,414 metres in the Hispar Muztagh above the Shimshal Valley, a few kilometres north-west of Trivor; it is the 64th-highest peak in the world. An Austrian team led by Hanns Schell made the first ascent on 29 June 1964. It is visible from Aliabad in Hunza.

Why go

✦64th-highest peak in the world
✦Next to Trivor above Shimshal
✦First climbed in 1964

How to Reach

Seen from Aliabad in Hunza; approached from the Shimshal side.

Planning tip

Best Time to Visit, May to October.

Getting there, Seen from Aliabad in Hunza; approached from the Shimshal side.

Allow, A viewpoint stop.

What to Do

◆See it from Aliabad

◆Combine with Trivor

◆Climb only with an expedition

Nearby

Straight-line distance from Momhil Sar, within 5 km.

Lupghar Sar

~3 km from Momhil Sar