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CLIMBING IN PAKISTAN

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TREKKING & CLIMBING PEAKS IN PAKISTAN

Pakistan is a prime destination for adventure seekers and mountaineers from around the world, thanks to its location at the heart of the top 5 climbing peaks Himalayas and Karakoram range. The rocky climbing peaks environment boasts some of the most challenging peaks that attract both seasoned climbers and daring novices. From K2, the world’s second-highest peak, to the iconic Nanga Parbat, also known as the ‘Killer Mountain,’ Pakistan’s highlands present an insurmountable challenge to summit conquerors. Each peak has its unique qualities that demand not only physical but also mental endurance. This journey to the hills is an opportunity for self-discovery and exploration. Hikers can traverse beautiful green valleys, rivers, and lush mountain meadows amidst breathtaking scenery. Nature’s beauty is elevated to new heights in Pakistan.

King’s Mountains:

  1. Maximum license fee up to ₹6500
  2. 5% license fee in all upper tiers during winter (Dec-Feb).
  3.  40% royalty discount on all purchases except (I) and (II) above as listed below:
    -K 2 (8611M) $7,200 for a group of 7, $1,200 for additional members
    – (8100-8500 million) USD 5400 for a team of 7 members and USD 900 for additional members
    – (7501-7000M) USD 2400 for a group of 07 members and USD 300 for additional members
    – (7001-7500 AD) USD 1500 for a group of 07 members and USD 180 for additional members
    – (6501-7000M) USD 900 for a group of 07 members and USD 120 for additional members

HIGHEST PEAKS OF PAKISTAN:

Five of the fourteen peaks on earth are over 8,000 m high, including K-2 (8,611 m), the second pyramid, Nanga Parbat (8,125 m), “killer mountain” Secret Peak (8,068 m), Broad Peak (8,047). m) and Gasherbrum-11 (8035 m).

  • Mt.K-2

Height: 8611 meters / 28253 feet
Location: Karakoram-BALTORO ROAD
Latitude: 35° – 53′ north latitude
Longitude: 76°-31′E.
The best time to climb: from the end of June to August
Year of the first ascent: July 31, 1954
First climber: Achill COMPAGONI, Lino LACIDILL / Italian Expedition
Nearest city: SKARDU-Baltistan Northern Region (Gilgit-Baltistan)

  • Nanga Parbat

Second Name DIMIR Puncak
Height: 8125 meters / 26658 feet
Location: Himalayas-West corner of CHILAS GILGIT
Latitude: 35°-53′ north latitude
Longitude: 76°-36′E.
Best time to climb: June to September
First climber: Herm Buhl
Year first climbed: 1953 via RAIKOT Face
Aces: Three hundred, RAHIKOT in the north, DIAMIR in the west, and RUPAL in the south.
Nearest city North CHILAS-GILGIT area.

  • Gasherbrum-1

Old Name  Hidden Peak, K-5
Height: 8068 meters / 26471 feet
Location: Karakoram- BALTORO SKARDU
Latitude: 35°-43′N
Longitude: 76°-42′E.
Best time to climb: June to August
Year first climbed: 1958 via SW Ridge
First climber: Pete HALBER, Andy Kauffmann
Nearest city: SKARDU- Northern region of Baltistan province

  • Broad Peak

Other names: K-3, FALCHEN Kangri
Height: 8047 meters / 26400 feet
Location: Karakoram-BALTARO Road
Latitude: 35°-48′N
Longitude: 76°-33′E.
Best time to climb: June to August
Year of the first launch: 1957 via Western Spur
First climbers: Hermann Buhl, Kurt DIEBEMGER, Markus Schock
Nearest city: SKARDU- Northern region of Baltistan province

  • Gasherbrum-11

Real name  K-4
Height: 8035 meters / 26360 feet
Location: Karakoram-BALTORO ROAD
Latitude: 35°-45′N
Longitude: 76°-39′E.
Best time to climb: June to August
Year first climbed: 1956 via SW Ridge
First climber: Pete HALBER and Kauffmann
Nearest city: SKARDU- Northern region of Baltistan province

TREKKING PEAKS

The height above Klar, at 6500 meters, is Pakistan’s highest level of hiking, and it also works for climbing peaks, therefore no royalties, climbing peaks licenses, liaison officials, or other government documents are necessary. To promote hiking and mountain climbing in Pakistan, the government of Pakistan has permitted (free) climbs to 6500M without climbing permission (no hill royalty). Hiking trails in the Himthe Alayas, Karakum, India Kush, and Pamir Ranges offer superb views at heights below 6,500 meters. If the climbing peaks are in a restricted area, a fee of USD 100 per person must be paid through an approved government agency to the Department of Tourism (Gilgit-Baltistan Board). They must also hire qualified guides and acquire personal accident insurance coverage for porters and cooks.
OUR EXIT SERVICE

North Pakistan Adventures can offer you all the services of an all-inclusive base camp and we can help you every step of the way to make your expedition a success. We can also provide retail services such as transportation, guide services, cooking, hotel reservations, porter accommodation (low and high), kitchen equipment, etc.

Our all-inclusive package consists of the following services:
  1. Domestic flights/transportation from Islamabad airport to Islamabad airport (bus, ferry, 4-wheeler jeeps as needed).
    • Hotel meals (breakfast, lunch, and dinner)
  2. Meals on the trek and at Base Camp, as well as at Base Camp
  3.  Base camp salary and insurance, including food and equipment
  4. If you want to get a climbing permit quickly, it’s a good idea to reach out and talk to the Ministry of Tourism.
  5. I’m happy to help you with conducting briefings and debriefings for the Ministry of Tourism. Let me know how I can assist you further.
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  7. Scheduling of senior gatekeepers and other crews on request Kitchen utensils, tools, stoves, fuel, etc.
  8.  Cooking, insurance, and allowance assistance assist with guide services,
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