Which is the highest peak of Salt range:

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A. Sakaser
B. K-2
C. Nanga Parbat
D. None of these

  1. It’s the highest peak in Punjab’s Salt Range, rising to about 1,525 m (5,010 ft), and is the only mountain in the region that sometimes sees winter snowfall.
  2. The hilltop hosts a Pakistan Air Force radar station and a TV relay center, due to its strategic height, although parts are off-limits, tourists can still explore surrounding areas.
  3. It overlooks Uchhali and Khabikki lakes—saltwater bodies in the Soon Valley. These lakes are part of a protected wetland complex, famous for migratory birds, scenic views, and local boating.

🧠 Explanation:

Sakaser, at 1,522 meters, is the highest peak in Pakistan’s Salt Range. Studying this highlights regional geography, a key topic in earth sciences. It underscores the geological significance of the Salt Range, with implications for understanding Pakistan’s natural heritage and its role in tourism and geological research.