evidence: Saltoro Kangri, previously known as Peak 36, stands as the highest peak within the Saltoro Mountains subrange, which is part of the larger Karakoram range. This subrange is also referred to as the Saltoro Range and is situated within the Karakoram region. The term "Saltoro Kangri" typically encompasses both of its twin peaks, Saltoro Kangri I (located to the south) and Saltoro Kangri II, which are connected by a saddle. When comparing heights, the generic term "Saltoro Kangri" is used for the taller of the two peaks, Saltoro Kangri I. This peak ranks as the 31st highest mountain globally and is located in the remote reaches of the Karakoram. It lies on the Actual Ground Position Line, dividing Indian-controlled territory in the Siachen region from Pakistani-controlled territory to the west of the Saltoro Range. By elevation Saltoro Kangri is # 1 out of 67 in Diskit Nubra # 4 out of 13857 in India # 21 out of 8262 in Pakistan # 1 out of 246 in Ladakh # 1 out of 60 in Karakoram (Nubra Shyok) WLS # 16 out of 552 in the Karakoram By prominence Saltoro Kangri is # 2 out of 67 in Diskit Nubra # 11 out of 13857 in India # 15 out of 8262 in Pakistan # 2 out of 246 in Ladakh # 2 out of 60 in Karakoram (Nubra Shyok) WLS # 11 out of 552 in the Karakoram