Khan Tengri Peak
Khan Tengri Peak is one of the highest mountains in Kyrgyzstan and is part of the Tien Shan range. Known for its pyramid-like shape, it stands at 7,010 meters tall. The peak's name means "Prince of the Spirits" in local languages. It was first climbed in 1931 and is popular among experienced mountaineers.
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