A. K2
B. Gasherbrum I
C. Broad Peak
D. Rakaposhi
Background of Gasherbrum I:
Gasherbrum I is one of the world’s highest mountains and the third-highest peak in Pakistan, after K2 and Nanga Parbat. The name “Gasherbrum” is associated with the remote and spectacular peaks of the Karakoram. Gasherbrum I is called Hidden Peak because of its remote location and the fact that it is concealed behind other peaks when viewed from certain directions. It is also historically designated as K5.
Key Points About Gasherbrum I
- Known As: Hidden Peak
- Height: 8,080 meters
- Height in feet: Approximately 26,509 feet
- Historical Designation: K5
- Location: Gilgit-Baltistan, Pakistan
- Mountain Range: Karakoram
- Ranking in Pakistan: 3rd highest peak
- 8,000-meter peaks in Pakistan: One of 5
Related Questions About Gasherbrum I and Pakistan’s Highest Peaks
1. Which peak is known as Hidden Peak?
Answer: Gasherbrum I.
2. What is the height of Gasherbrum I?
Answer: 8,080 meters.
3. What is the historical designation of Gasherbrum I?
Answer: K5.
4. In which mountain range is Gasherbrum I located?
Answer: Karakoram Range.
5. How many peaks above 8,000 meters does Pakistan have?
Answer: Five.
Exam Tip for Hidden Peak and Pakistan Geography MCQs
Remember:
Hidden Peak → Gasherbrum I → 8,080 m → K5 → Karakoram
For comparison:
K2 → 8,611 m → World’s 2nd highest
Nanga Parbat → 8,126 m → Killer Mountain
Gasherbrum I → 8,080 m → Hidden Peak
Broad Peak → 8,051 m
Gasherbrum II → 8,035 m → K4
These facts are useful for PPSC, FPSC, PMS, CSS, NTS, OTS, Pakistan Studies, General Knowledge, and other competitive and recruitment exams.