At an elevation of 7,273 m (23,862 ft.), and with a prominence of 1,707 m (5,600 ft.), Muztagh Tower is regarded as one of the most difficult technical climbs in the entire Karakoram Range, located in Pakistan. (Due to its prominence value above 1,500 m, it is regarded as an Ultra mountain)
Italian climber, Vittorio Sella, took a photograph of the peak during an expedition to K2. The image became famous as the peak was thought inaccessible. In 1965, two expeditions raced for the first ascent of this gigantic tower-like peak.
By elevation Muztagh Tower is
# 58 out of 8262 in Pakistan # 57 out of 552 in the Karakoram
By prominence Muztagh Tower is
# 30 out of 8262 in Pakistan # 21 out of 552 in the Karakoram
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