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Uli Biaho is a mountain peak located in the Karakoram range of Pakistan. It is widely recognized for its challenging climbing routes, magnificent views of the associated peaks and valleys, and elevation of 6,109 meters. The peak is situated in the Trango Valley, an attractive location for mountaineering and adventure tourism. Climbing Uli Biaho involves technical rock climbing and is considered a challenging climb due to its steep and difficult terrain. Uli Biaho can only be accessed by climbing up steep rock faces, ridges, and cracks, which takes skill and experience. The climbing season for Uli Biaho is from June to September which is the summer climbing season in the region. Before starting the climb, mountaineers typically acclimatize in the adjacent town of Skardu. Licensed and seasoned mountaineering organizations in Pakistan supply support staff, gear, and equipment for the climb, and organize the ascent. Overall, climbing Uli Biaho is a challenging and rewarding experience for experienced rock climbers who want to test their skills and climb one of the most technical peaks in the Karakoram range. The climb enables climbers to experience the unique way of life and compassion of the local people while likewise offering incredible panoramas of the nearby peaks and valleys.