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Quick Facts: Muztagh Ata

Region: Asia, China / Tibet

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Climbing History

First ascent by Swedish explorer Sven Hedin's team in 1956 (disputed; confirmed 1956). At 7,546m, the second highest peak in the Kunlun range. Name means "Father of Ice Mountains" in Uyghur. Known as a "walk-up" 7,000m peak for its non-technical nature.

Notable Routes

West Ridge (10-14 days): Standard "ski mountaineering" route with minimal technical difficulty. East Ridge: Alternative approach. Often climbed on skis for descent. Subash approach via Karakul Lake. Popular training peak for higher objectives.

Weather Information

Weather: During the summer months, average daily temperatures at the base of Muztagh Ata hover around the mid-20s Celcius (upper 70s Fahrenheit). These steadily drop as elevation is gained. Summer is also fairly dry with less than 20 millimeters (0.79 inches) of rain falling each month., Best Time to Visit: June to September, Average Expedition Length 25 days

Frequently Asked Questions about Muztagh Ata

Which guide companies operate on Muztagh Ata?

There are 1 verified guide companies for Muztagh Ata on ExpedReview, including Asiana Nepal Treks & Expedition Pvt. Ltd..

How much does it cost to climb Muztagh Ata?

Guided expedition prices for Muztagh Ata range from $12,590 – $-∞ USD depending on the operator, route, and service level.

What is the best time to climb Muztagh Ata?

Weather: During the summer months, average daily temperatures at the base of Muztagh Ata hover around the mid-20s Celcius (upper 70s Fahrenheit). These steadily drop as elevation is gained. Summer is

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