Chitral

Tirich Mir

Highest peak of the Hindu Kush, viewed from Chitral when weather allows.

Tirich Mir quick facts

Height above sea level: 25,300 ft; about 7,710 m
Nearest city: Chitral; About 80 km north of Chitral town; visible from Chitral town, while its base camp needs a multi-day trek from the upper Tirich valley
Summer (Jun–Aug): -25°C to -10°C (summit)
Winter (Dec–Feb): -45°C to -30°C (summit; inaccessible)

Famous for

At 7,708 m, the highest mountain of the Hindu Kush, towering over Chitral town and first climbed by a Norwegian expedition in 1950.

Temperatures are typical seasonal ranges. Mountain weather changes quickly, so check the forecast before you travel.

Height above sea level: 25,300 ft (about 7,710 m)
Nearest city: Chitral — About 80 km north of Chitral town; visible from Chitral town, while its base camp needs a multi-day trek from the upper Tirich valley
Summer (Jun–Aug): -25°C to -10°C (summit)
Winter (Dec–Feb): -45°C to -30°C (summit; inaccessible)

Famous for: At 7,708 m, the highest mountain of the Hindu Kush, towering over Chitral town and first climbed by a Norwegian expedition in 1950.

Tirich Mir is the Hindu Kush high peak; quotes include views from Chitral when weather allows on the 5 days Chitral tour.