- The Hindu Kush Mountains are a 500 mile (800 km) range of mountains extending from Afghanistan, through Northern Pakistan into Tajikistan.
- The highest mountain is Tirich Mir with an elevation of 12,822 feet (3,908m).
Wakhan Corridor
- The Wakhan Corridor is a series of valleys through the Hindu Kush Range that connect Afghanistan with China through the Wakhjir Pass.
Roof of the World
- Chitral District is known as ‘The roof of the world’, with 40 peaks over 20,00 ft (6,100 m) in height.
Highest Peak
- Tirich Mir is the highest peak with an elevation of 25,230 feet (7,690m).
The Main Passes
- There are Four Passes into the Chitral District of Northern Pakistan across the Hindu Kush.
- Dorah Pass: Afghanistan – Pakistan
- Broghol Pass: Afghanistan – Pakistan
- Shandur Pass: Pakistan – Pakistan
- Lowari Pass: Pakistan – Pakistan
- Other Passes are only accessible on foot.
Tirich Mir, Hindu Kush