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The Ogre-Latok-Baintha Peaks are a group of mountain peaks located in the Karakoram mountain range, in Gilgit-Baltistan, Pakistan. The group includes Ogre Peak (7,285 meters), Latok I (7,145 meters), and Baintha Brakk or The Ogre II (7,285 meters), as well as several other smaller peaks and is considered one of the most difficult mountains in the world to climb. 

In the Mashabrum Mountains, Mashabrum K1 is the highest one. The height of this huge peak is 7821 meters. It belongs to the sub-range of Karakoram Mountain Range. It is quite a large and attractive peak which is present in the imperative range of Karakoram. This range incorporates GI, K2, GII and Broad Peak.

Spantik Peak also know as Golden Peak, with the height of 7027 meters. There are two routes to climb this peak. The first ascent was made by Mikhail Davy and Alexander Klenov. In the beginning, they climbed from the first section on the English Route. After that, they switched to the new which needed 11 camps.

Other than K2, the toughest mountain to climb is known as Gasherbrum IV. The height of this mountain is 7925 meters. Only the expert climbers can climb on this peak. There are diverse dangers on this rocky mountain.

Chogolisa is located in the Karakoram range in the Gilgit-Baltistan region of Pakistan. It has two peaks, with the higher peak, Chogolisa I, standing at 7,668 meters (25,160 feet) above sea level.

Valley of Hushe is present in the south of Baltoro glacier. It is the best route to reach the south faces of the wall of Karakoram. The region will give you diverse opportunities to trek to the base camps.

Rakaposhi is a fine-looking mountain present in the mountain range of Karakoram. It is located in the valley of Nagar which is 100 kilometers to the north of Gilgit.

Muztagh is basically an ice tower, a peak in Baltoro Muztagh which is the part of Karakoram Mountain Range with the altitude of 7273meters. This huge mountain range is present in the middle of China and Pakistan border.

Passu Peak has an elevation of 7,478 meters (24,534 feet) and is the 38th highest mountain in Pakistan. Passu Peak is a mountain located in the Hunza Valley of Pakistan's Gilgit-Baltistan region. It is part of the Karakoram Range and is known for its stunning beauty and challenging climbing routes.