Known as the 'father of icebergs', it is a magnificent mountain peak located in the Pamir Plateau of Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region, China. As a part of the Kunlun Mountains, it is renowned for its majestic posture and unique glacial landforms. The altitude is usually considered to be 7509 meters, but sometimes it is also referred to as 7546 meters. The mountain is round and looks like Mantou. It is covered with snow all the year round. The snow line is about 5200 meters above sea level. The glaciers are well-developed, with over 128 modern glaciers, among which the largest, the Koksayi Glacier, covers an area of 86.5 square kilometers. The climate is cold and dominated by solid precipitation throughout the year, which is very conducive to the formation and development of glaciers.