Let me tell you about yet another magnificent natural beauty in Pakistan. This is likewise from Northern Pakistan and is a part of the illustrious Concordia, a collection of exceptional charisma.
We have already discussed some of Concordia’s most notable wonders, including the K2 and Trango Towers.
The Baltoro Glacier, a magnificent creation of nature that is 62 km long and one of the longest glaciers outside of the polar regions, is yet another remarkable natural beauty.
The Baltoro Glacier is without a doubt the crowning achievement of the Karakorum Mountain Range, the second tallest mountain range in the world and the basin of the Shigar River, an Indus River tributary.
The Goodwin Austin Glacier, which flows south from K2, the Abruzzi Glacier, and the numerous Gasherbrum Glaciers, which flow from the Gasherbrum group of peaks; the Vigne Glacier, which flows from Chogolisa; and the Yermandendu Glacier, which flows from Masherbrum, are just a few of the numerous glaciers that make up the Baltoro Glacier.
The fifth-largest glacier outside of the polar regions, Baltoro Glacier, is accessible via the Balti town of Skardu. The Baltoro Glacier is located 856 kilometers (41°) north-east of Pakistan’s approximate center and 353 kilometers (50°) north-east of the nation’s capital, Islamabad.
Baltoro Glacier is located in a 100 square km area with a population estimate of 2100 (.000021 people per square meter) and an average elevation of 3946 meters above sea level. The entire region surrounding the Baltoro Glacier, a magnificent example of nature’s work, is a paradise full of incredible features, including beautiful sceneries, wonderful glacier lakes, enormous mountain chains, and marvelous topography.
