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- Musa_ka_Musala abstract "Musa Ka Musala stands at an altitude of 4080 meters at the junction of Siran and Kaghan Valleys in Himalaya. The name translates to “Moses’ Mat” which has different stories associated with it. While some believe it to be named after a local shepherd with the name of Musa who used to pray at the peak, some even attribute it to the prophet Moses. At the top, there is a Shrine made up of different stones and marked with colorful flags. Its status has always been debatable whether, it is a peak or plateau.It is situated 150 kilometres (93 mi) north of the city of Abbottabad in Himalayas, Pakistan. A road from Shinkiari, a tehsil of District Mansehra, leads up to Mandakucha the most frequently used trek is Mandakucha, Jacha, Bikhi, Jabbar, Khorri (Gali) and Choti ZiaraGali.The mountain is 4,076 metres (13,400 ft) above sea level and can be seen from places 200 kilometres (120 mi) away. The mount has the appearance of a prayer mat is and is thus named Musa Ka Musala, meaning Moses' prayer mat. The mountain is icescaped all year long. The mountain top is considered a ziarat {Islamic shrine} by the localites, as a shepherd, in old times, used to offer his daily prayers at the peak. The mountain is surrounded by Khunda (Gali) Peak, which very much resembles K2.Imran Junaidi (from Pakistan) is first mountaineer to summit Musa ka Musalla in winter. However, it is easy to climb in summer.".
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- Musa_ka_Musala wikiPageWikiLink Abbottabad.
- Musa_ka_Musala wikiPageWikiLink Category:Four-thousanders_of_the_Himalayas.
- Musa_ka_Musala wikiPageWikiLink Category:Mountains_of_Khyber_Pakhtunkhwa.
- Musa_ka_Musala wikiPageWikiLink Himalayas.
- Musa_ka_Musala wikiPageWikiLink K2.
- Musa_ka_Musala wikiPageWikiLink Kaghan_Valley.
- Musa_ka_Musala wikiPageWikiLink Pakistan.
- Musa_ka_Musala wikiPageWikiLink Siran_Valley.
- Musa_ka_Musala wikiPageWikiLink File:Musa_da_musalla.jpg.
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- Musa_ka_Musala wikiPageWikiLinkText "Musa ka Musala".
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- Musa_ka_Musala subject Category:Four-thousanders_of_the_Himalayas.
- Musa_ka_Musala subject Category:Mountains_of_Khyber_Pakhtunkhwa.
- Musa_ka_Musala type Attraction.
- Musa_ka_Musala type Landform.
- Musa_ka_Musala comment "Musa Ka Musala stands at an altitude of 4080 meters at the junction of Siran and Kaghan Valleys in Himalaya. The name translates to “Moses’ Mat” which has different stories associated with it. While some believe it to be named after a local shepherd with the name of Musa who used to pray at the peak, some even attribute it to the prophet Moses. At the top, there is a Shrine made up of different stones and marked with colorful flags.".
- Musa_ka_Musala label "Musa ka Musala".
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- Musa_ka_Musala wasDerivedFrom Musa_ka_Musala?oldid=701251028.
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