TransKarakoram
TransKarakoram is a term sometimes used to refer to the geographical region encompassing the Karakoram mountain range and its surrounding areas. This vast and remote territory spans parts of Pakistan, India, and China. The Karakoram range itself is a major mountain system, home to some of the world's highest peaks, including K2. The region is characterized by its dramatic, rugged terrain, glaciers, and high-altitude deserts.
The geopolitical significance of TransKarakoram is substantial. The area includes disputed territories, most notably the Siachen
Economically, TransKarakoram is not heavily developed due to its challenging environment and remoteness. Traditional livelihoods in
Culturally, the TransKarakoram region is home to diverse ethnic groups, including Baltis, Shins, and Uyghurs, each