K-2, “mountain of mountains,” as referred to by Reinhold Messner in the account of his 1979 ascent of this giant, is 8611 m. high. K-2 is located in the heart of the Karakoram Range and can be seen in its entirety from Concordia.

This sublime pyramid sits at the head of the Godwin Austin Glacier which unites with a second glacier at Concordia to form the mighty Baltoro Glacier

K2 BC Gondogoro LA Trek

K2 base camp over Gondogoro la is one of the best treks in the world. The trekking starts from the village of Askole, walking along the Baltoro Glacier to reach Concordia.

Concordia is the heart of Karakoram Range, and center of a complex of some of the world highest peaks and many of the largest glaciers. On every side, within radius of 24 kms, rise up ten of the world’s thirty highest peaks, including, K2, Broad Peak, and Gasherbrum peaks.

Crossing the high pass of Gondogoro la and enter the other side of Karakoram in Hushe valley.

K2 Gashabrum BC Trek

The view from the summit of this nearly 5585 m. pass (Gondogoro La) is beyond description. In the opinion of many, it is simply the finest mountain panorama in the world. K-2, Broad Peak, the four Gashabrums, Trinity Peak, (8000+ m) summits and a multitude of lesser pinnacles touch the heavens all around you.

One must make an extra effort from Concordia to reach the spectacle. The trek to the top of the Gondogoro La includes some 600m of ice and snow slope climbs that require the use of an ice axe, crampons, harness, helmet, ropes, and carabineers.

Biafo Hispar Snow Lake Trek

Biafo Glacier (60 km. long) and Hispar Glacier (61 km. long) meet at the 5151 m. Hispar Pass to form one of the longest glacial systems outside the polar regions.

This highway of ice connects two ancient mountain kingdoms; Nagar in the west with Baltistan in the east.

At the base of Hispar Pass on its eastern flank rests Snow Lake, a basin of ice (16 km. wide) surrounded by granite pinnacles yet to be climbed. Glaciologists have conducted various experiments on the lake and have found the ice to be approximately 1.6 km. deep. Some go as far as to say that Snow Lake represents the last of the original ice cap in the earth’s temperate zones.

Mashabrum & Gondogoro BC Trek

Masherbrum Base Camp trek is one of our most exciting walking journeys! And it is one of the most isolated treks of Pakistan in Karakoram.

The trek goes through Hushe Valley in Baltistan. It is an easy trek even for those who do not have any trekking experience but still intend to have a marvelous trekking experience of mighty Karakoram.

K6/K7 BC Trek

The village of Hushe is the last village where jeep road ends. It is 140km east of Skardu and the starting point for expeditions and trekking to various summer pastures and five glaciers.

The path to K6/K7 base camp follows the north side of the Charaksa River. The area between Spangsar and K7 BC is said to be a climbers’ paradise with several peaks and massive rock walls offering themselves for thrilling climbs.

Thalle LA Trek

An easy trek of 7-9 days leading over the Thalle la (4572 M), situated between Shigar and Khaplu valleys of Baltistan. This trek is meaningful plan on 2-week time scale and for a diversity of reason it undertakes to be very exciting indeed. Crossing of Thalle La can be possible from Shigar and Khaplu valleys.

Spantick BC Haramosh LA Trek

This spectacular trekking trip is a wonderful trekking opportunity in a great range of mountains. Spantik (7027 M) is situated in the mountain chain Karakoram that form the boundary between Baltistan and Nagar.

The spectacular approach trek along the Chogo Lungma Glacier passes throughout array of stunning mountains surrounding far from the usual trekking routes. Final leg of trek is Haramosh La.

The Hindukush lies beyond the reach of the monsoon and, is a deserted, arid mountain scape visited by very few. The scenic Tirich Valley is very fertile, and populated with several small villages.

A spectacular drive to Uthul takes us to the jump off point, and trekking across Zani Pass (3886m) provides excellent views of Hindukush and the Hindu Raj Ranges. Passing through the villages of Atak and Bandak, one arrives Shogor, at the foot of the Tirich Glacier. A free day will enable us to explore and will, allow for fantastic views of Tirich Mir (7708m), Istoro Nal (7403m) and heavily crevassed upper   Tirich Glacier. Visit legendary Kafir Kalash of Chitral, and the historical Khyber Pass.

Wakhan Corridor Trek

 The corridor was a political creation of the Great Game. On the corridor’s north side, agreements between Britain and Russia in 1873 and between Britain and Afghanistan in 1893 effectively split the historic area of Wakhan by making the Panj and Pamir Rivers the border between Afghanistan and the Russia.

Naltar Ishkoman Pass Trek

Naltar is the famous for its greenery with Pine and Dev-Dar trees. Naltar is a hidden spot in the mountain presenting an aroma view of green valley and it is situated at 3040 m from 34 km north of Gilgit. In winter there is a competition of Skies between different Pakistan forces and local teams.

The first camp is at Naltar Lake, Lake with clear water, visible the different colors of flower at bottom. Ishkomen valleys represent its natural beauty over in the high passes and green lashed valleys rivers summer pastures. The trek from Naltar to Ishkomen gives you magnificent view of whole Hindukush Range.

Nanga Parbat, Sanskrit for “Naked Mountain” is so named because some of its slopes are so steep that they are bereft of vegetation and snow. According to the local old legend, Nanga Parbat is also called Diamir, which means abode of fairies.

It is believed that the Queen of fairies lives there in a castle made of solid crystal-clear ice, which is guarded by gigantic snow serpents and frogs. The earlier disasters in climbing this mountain are attributed to the displeasure of fairies. Nanga Parbat is not a single peak but consists of 20km long series of peaks and ridges culminating in an ice crest of (8125m).

Its South Face known as Rupal Face is (5000m) high, while the North or Raikot Face plunging over (7000m) from the summit to the Indus forms one of the world’s deepest gorge. This expedition takes us to the South side, which is known as Rupal Face.

Fairy Meadows Trek

Many people have called Fairy Meadows the most beautiful place in Pakistan. These lush, green meadows and forests lie at the base of Nanga Parbat, the ninth highest mountain in the world. Fairy Meadows is a very peaceful and relaxing place to enjoy the mountain atmosphere and hospitality of the local people. From Fairy Meadows you can enjoy nice day walks or you can trek to Nanga Parbat Base Camp for an overnight experience. For mountaineers, there are several peaks waiting to be climbed.

More serious trekkers can also trek over a series of passes from Fairy Meadows to begin circling Nanga Parbat, the killer mountain. Fairy Meadows is very accessible from Gilgit- you could even visit in a long day, but it is always better to spend as much time as possible in a place like this.

The jeep road that climbs out of the Indus Valley to Fairy Meadows is quite exciting, but an easier way to reach the meadows than walking up the dusty road. Nice hotels and bungalows are available at the meadows, but you may also choose to camp in the grassy sites.

Nanga Parbat Rupal Face Trek & Hunza Tour

Nanga Parbat has tremendous vertical relief over local terrain in all directions. To the south, Nanga Parbat boasts what is often referred to as the highest mountain face in the world: the Rupal Face rises 4,600 m (15,000 feet) above its base. To the north, the complex, somewhat more gently sloped Rakhiot Flank rises 7,000 m (22,966 feet) from the Indus River valley to the summit in just 27 km, one of the 10 greatest elevation gains in so short a distance on Earth.

Nanga Parbat Diamir BC Trek

Nanga Parbat is the second highest mountain of Pakistan and ninth highest in the world. It in not part of the Karakoram. It is separated from the Karakoram by the mighty Indus River. Since the first disastrous British expedition led by A. F. Mummery in 1895 A.D.

mountaineers have tried to ascent its summit through different routes but few lucky ones have succeeded. In 1934 four German climbers and 6 porters perished in a storm. In 1937 disaster 18 Sherpas and 12 climbers were buried alive by avalanche that covered their camp.  In fact Nanga Parbat has claimed more lives than any other 8000ers relative to the number of attempts, hence it is named as the frightening nickname of Killer Mountain.

It was first climbed in 1953 A.D. by a joint Austrian – German Expedition. Hermann Buhl made the final ascent in a hard 41 hours solo ordeal without oxygen. Italian mountaineer Reinhold Messner climbed the south face (Rupal Face) with his brother Gunther in 1970, descending by the Diamir face, where Gunther lost his life in an adventure.

Rakaposhi (7788m) is one of the most beautiful peak and the world’s 29th highest mountain. It dominates the horizon and watches over the Karakoram Highway as you travel from Gilgit to Hunza. The peak is surrounded by famous glaciers and valleys like Bagrot, Minapin and Jaglot.

Nagar Rash Phari Trek

Rash Phari, meaning “sparkling lake”, is simply a splendid sight to behold. This is the best trekking route for beginners and novices, but equally interesting for experienced trekkers as one can climb Rush Peak (5098 m/16,824 ft) above the lake.

Starting from Hopar, a marvelous village known for fruit orchards and the production of potato seeds, we stroll through the terraced fields and experience some walking on glaciers as well.

Batura Glacier Trek

Bautra Glacier presents one of the most fascinating glacier treks in Pakistan. This trip is a fascinating experience of an easy stroll along with a flower-strewn gully between the lateral moraine of Battura Glacier and the mountains.

It provides breathtaking views of high Peaks like Ultar (7388), Shispare (7611m), Passu peak (7284m), Karun Koh (7164m), and others in the Shimshal region. From Fatimahil you can have an unforgettable view of the formidable North face of Battura massif.

After halfway between Kukhil and Guchsumis the wide plateau of Shelmin where the Urthum brook flows from the North. This is much tougher route than Kilik or Mintaka but not a technical one. The scenery will simply sweep you off your feet This trek is especially recommended for those who intend to do short walks for one to five days.

Patundas Trek

Patundas is a summer pasture at 4183 m on the ridge between the Passu and Batura glaciers. The views from Patundas are spectacular in all directions and it is quite enjoyable to stroll through the alpine meadows for hours along the ridge top.

This is one of the most beautiful treks in Hunza valley!

Diran BC Trek

This trek is located in Nagar Valley also known as Minapin Trek, has very easy access from the Karakoram Highway. This is one of the shortest and easiest treks leading to above 7000M Karakoram peak base camp with sweeping views from Rakaposhi to Diran.

The Minapin Glacier sweep down from the 16km long fluted snowy ridge that connects the Rakaposhi and Diran. This treks starts fro the village of Minapin in Nagar Valley that sits along the Minapin River bank above the confluence of the Hunza and Minipan rivers.

The excellent short and easy trek from Minapin to Rakaposhi Base Camp trek, also known Taghaphari is ideal introduction of Karakoram trekking.

Chapursan Chilinji Pass Trek

This trekking trip takes you to the unspoiled, and virgin lands, of Wakhan Corridor, passing through small hamlets, and mountain meadows, we meet flocks of people, with their cattle and herds of sheep and goats.

There are dozens of unclimbed and seldom visited beautiful peaks, in the range of 6000m. And the area is a pollution free, undisturbed remote place.