Karnalin huiput ja jäätiköt

Himalayan Peaks and Glaciers

Karnali’s high-altitude landscape is dominated by the Gurans and Gorakh Himal ranges, featuring prominent summits like the 7,031-meter Saipal. This remote region marks the transition to the Tibetan Plateau, characterized by the Changla range and the high-altitude glacial systems of Humla and Mugu. These peaks and the Gumba 1 Glacier lake represent some of the least-explored terrain in the Himalayas, serving as a critical watershed and a natural border with the Tibet Autonomous Region.

A

Saipal

7,031-meter peak in the Gurans Himal range, the highest summit in the Far-West and Karnali regions.

B

Changla

6,721-meter mountain located in the Changla Himal range of the Humla district near the Tibetan border.

C

Gorakh Himal

Mountain range and peak in the Humla district, forming part of the remote northern boundary of Nepal.

D

Gumba 1 Glacier lake

High-altitude glacial lake situated in the northern reaches of the Humla district.

E

Syanath

Mountain peak located in the rugged high-altitude terrain of the Karnali province.

F

Rozha Peak

6,270-meter peak situated on the international border between Nepal and the Tibet Autonomous Region.

G

Changkela Ri

Mountain peak within the Gorakh Himal range, situated in the remote Humla district.

H

Bhachung Ham / Danphe Shail

Mountain peak located in the Mugu district along the border between Nepal and China.