Toppen en gletsjers in Karnali

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.

Saipal

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

Changla

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

Gorakh Himal

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

Gumba 1 Glacier lake

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

Syanath

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

Rozha Peak

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

Changkela Ri

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

Bhachung Ham / Danphe Shail

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