A Story of Adventure journey on K2 Base Camp Trek with Lead Trekking Company HUNZA GUIDES PAKISTAN TOUR’S TREKKING & EXPEDETIONS
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K2 Base Camp Trek And Gondogoro le Trek Highlights
Views of K2, Broad Peak, Gasherbrum’s, Laila Peak, Chogosila from the Gondogoro Pass Walking in Concordia and the Baltoro Glacier One of the world`s top 5 trekking adventures Experience the picturesque Hushe Valley in Pakistan Trek up to Godwin Austin glacier via Baltoro Glacier (5th longest and world’s largest outside the polar region) View 8,000 m peaks including Gasherbrum 2 (8,035 m), Broad Peak (8,051 m) and K2 (8,611 m) from Goro II, Concordia & base camps. Views of other peaks between 5,000m to 8,000m including Gasherbrum 3 and 4, Masherbrum, Muztagh Tower, Bakhordas Peak, Mitre Peak, Crystal Peak
K2 Base Camp Trek And Gondogoro La Trek K2 Base Camp and Gondogoro La Trek gives great views of four 8,000m peaks and is thought by many to be one of the best high mountain treks in the world. Some of the wildest and most dramatic landscapes on earth are found in the vast, rugged Karakoram Range situated in Northern Pakistan. Remote and spectacular, the icy peaks and vast Glaciers of the Karakoram offer unparalleled opportunities for adventurous trekking. The 62km long Baltoro Glacier is Pakistan’s number one trekking destination. Seven of the world’s twenty-five highest peaks rise above this glacier, while the lower reaches are surrounded by some of the world’s highest granite walls and spires. Our new itinerary combines all that is best in the Karakoram: a visit to K2 Base camp, a challenging ascent of a high pass, and the chance to experience two very different valleys. This trek offers variety and excitement. It is an unforgettable mountain experience.
K2 Base Camp Trek Map and itinerary Day-01 Islamabad Arrive at Islamabad airport transfer to hotel, afternoon welfare meeting with Alpine Club of Pakistan and city tour of Rawalpindi and Islamabad. Islamabad is the capital city of Pakistan located within the federal Islamabad Capital Territory. With a population of above two million, it is the 10th largest city of Pakistan, while the larger Islamabad Rawalpindi metropolitan area is the third largest in Pakistan with a population exceeding five million. The city is the political seat of Pakistan and is administered by the Islamabad Metropolitan Corporation, supported by the Capital Development Authority (CDA). Day-02 IslamabadSkardu Fly to Skardu early morning one hour flight. (Flight is subject to weather) in case of flight cancellation drive to Chilas. The stunning route of the flight takes goes through the major Himalayan mountain range and one can enjoy breathtaking views of world’s 9th highest peak, Nanga Parbat peak (8126m). Before landing the majestic K2 and other known peaks in the area would visible if we are lucky. Some might even be able to spot a part of the K2 Gondogoro La Trek route. After checking in at the hotel, visit to Skardu town, Old Bazaar, Kharpocho Fort, Italian K2 Museum & Handy Craft Shops. In case of flight cancellation on day 2 Drive to Chilas via Babusar Pass or Karakorum highway Babusar Pass is a high mountain pass at an elevation of 4.173 m (13,691 ft) above the sea level. The pass is the highest point in the Kaghan Valley, Pakistan. The pass connects the Kaghan Valley via the Thak Nala with Chilas on the Karakoram Highway. It’s one of the famous hair pinned roads in the world. Karakorum high way is 8th wonder of the world. The Karakorum Highway was constructed jointly by the Chinese and Pakistanis, begun in the 1960s and finally constructed in 1976,s as a link road between Pakistan and China. It is an engineering wonder, but at the cost of many lives
Day-03 Skardu Free/preparation day in Skardu in case of flight cancellation on day 2 drive from Chilas to Skardu along with Indus River 8-9hrs 290km. The rising of Indus stretches down to Baltistan valley from Tibet to Gilgit and down to the Arabian Sea, which cuts the Indian subcontinent from Asia; Baltistan valley is called a little Tibet in the North of Pakistan. Baltistan is situated at the last end of Himalaya, beside Deosai Plain and Satpara Lake. Day-04 SkarduAskoli Drive to Askoli by jeeps via Shigar valley 6-7hrs 3000m, 113km. Meals & overnight in tents. It is a spectacular drive from Skardu to Askoli; the jeep road crosses the Braldu River three times and passes the villages of Dassu, Apligon, Pakora, Hoto Chongo and Thongal. There are hot Sulphur Springs just 20 minutes behind Thongal. Around the hot springs are copper colored stones known as Limpi Kiser (Kiser Fort) King Kiser was a mythical ruler with magical powers- dozens of legends tell of his exploits in Baltistan, Nagar andHunza valley. Our clients will visit Askoli museum & Askoli village. Day-05 AskoliJhola Trek to Jhola 6-7hrs 12.6km 3100m, Meals & overnight in tents. The early morning light finds us beginning our K2 Base Camp & Gondogoro La trek as the Loads are distributed among the porters. Walking along the Braldu River. It takes 3 to 4hrs from Askoli to Korofoung. After lunch, continue to trek to Jhola (3-4 hrs) you have a panoramic view of Bakhor Das peak 5809m) also mighty Biafo Glacier. Follow the riverside trail to the confluence of the Biafo and Dumordo rivers. Cross the formidable Domordo River at Jhola which flows from the Panmah glaciers. Day-06 JholaPaiyu Trek to Paiyu 6-7-hrs 16.6km 3450m, Meals & overnight in a tent. This is an undulating walk, difficult at times, with the first views of dramatic mountains ahead. There is a rest stop by some tamarisk trees beside the stream flowing down from Paiyu Peak, where we saw ibex tracks and fox spore. The trail climbs to a vantage point from which you see the snout of Baltoro Glacier and, in the far
distance, a magnificent panorama of the Cathedral and Trango Towers and left of them, the unmistakable triangle of K2. Day-07 Rest day Free day for local exploration and Porter will prepare their food for further K2 Base Camp & Gondogoro La trek, Porters and clients sing and dance through most of the night. Day-08 PaiyuKhubertse Trek to Khubertse 5-6hrs 10.8km 3990m. Meals & overnight in tents. On our way to K2 Base Camp Trek, our clients will have a nice view of Paiyu Peak 6610m, Uli Biaho 6417m, Great Trango Tower 6286m, Lobsang Spire 5707m & the Cathedral Towers. Day-09 KhubertseUrdukas Trek to Urdukas 3-4hrs 5.1km 4050m. Meals & overnight in tents. Beautiful views of Great Trango & Uli Biaho Towers. The tail traverses the glacier angling gently towards its southeast margin. Exit the glacier into the ablation valley at Liligo. The route alternates between the lateral moraine and the glacier, heading out on the glacier to avoid the outflow from the advancing Liligo glacier. Continue trek to Urdukas, named for the obvious split boulder. Camp with its extraordinary views of Paiyu Peak 6610m, Uli Biaho 6417m, Great Trango Tower 6286m, Lobsang Spire 5707m & the Cathedral Towers Day-10 UrdukasGoro-II Trek to Goro-II [5-6hrs] 12.1km 4380m. Meals & overnight in tents. Have a spectacular view of Masherbrum 7821m, Muztagh Tower 7284m, Biarchedi 6,781 Gasherbrum-IV 7925m. Day-11 Goro-IIConcordia Trek to Concordia 4-5hrs 9.2km 4650m. Meals & overnight in tents. Today it is golden opportunity to see 7000m to above 8000m peaks including mighty K2 (8611m) Broad Peak 8047m, G-I 8068m, G-II 8035m Sia Kangri 7422m, Muztagh Tower 7284m, G-IV 7925m, Miter Peak 6025m Golden Throne 7240m. Day-12 Excursion to K-2 and Broad Peak BC Excursion to K-2 base camp 5135m and Broad Peak base camp, evening trek back to Concordia for overnight. K-2 is locally known by the name of “Chogori” which means “ The
Great Mountain “ 8611m, is the 2nd highest mountain in the world. K2 is placed on the Pakistan-China border in the mighty Karakorum Range. K-2 is rocky mountain up to 6,000m, beyond, which it becomes an ocean of snow. K-2 was firstly discovered and measured by the survey of India in 1856, and first named for English topographer Henry Godwin-Austen, who explored and surveyed the region and it, was firstly climbed on July 31, 1954, by Italian climbers team led by Ardito Desio and accompanying him were Lino Lachdelli and Achille Compagnoni. Day-13 Rest day Rest day for photography or local exploration. On this day our clients can move around the Baltoro glacier to explore the surrounding peaks. K2 (8611m), Board Peak (8047m), Gasherbrum (7925m), Miter Peak(6025m), Marble Peak (6256m) Golden Throne (7240m) can be seen from Concordia. Day-14 ConcordiaAli camp Trek to Ali camp 9.5 km 5010m, Meals & overnight in tents. The first two hours of the trek are difficult as we leave the Concordia and traverse the Baltoro Glacier and its crevasses. It’s a comparatively easy and gradual walk over snow and ice, Mighty Chogolisa (7665m) stands guard in the south. Ali Camp (5010m) a combination of small rocky platforms between the cliff Face and crevasse. We turn in early, as we have a midnight wake-up call for the departure over the Gondogoro La. Day-15 Ali CampHispung Trek to Hispung after crossing Gondogoro La Pass 5680m. Meals & overnight in tents. We leave camp at about 1:00 am to climb the Gondogoro La (5680m). For the first two hours, we walk on the lateral moraine to avoid crevasses. As we get closer to the pass we shift on snow until the base of the pass. The final ascent involves a steep walk on snow and, depending on conditions, the use of fixed ropes as well as crampons and ice ax. The views from the top of the pass are unparalleled, with K2, Broad Peak, Gasherbrum I to IV, Masherbrum, and many other mountains appearing at our level. The descent on the Hushe side is steeper, requiring good balance on the rocks. Day-16 HispungDaltsampa Trek to Daltsampa 3-4hrs 6.8km 4300m, Meals & overnight in
tents. As we leave Hispung, we make a long traverse of the Gondogoro Glacier, first encountering small crevasses, then hiking over the soft ice of the Glacier. The last half-hour is a pleasant stroll throughwildflowers, with Commanding views of the Gondogoro Glacier, Yermanadu Kangri (23,495 ft.) Masherbrum South (25,604 ft) and the Masherbrum La Camp at (13.980 ft) by two small lakes Day-17 DaltsampaSaicho Trek to Saicho 3-4hrs 3330m via wild roses, Cedar and Tamarish Bushes to Saicho. Meals & overnight in tents. We gradually leave the icy landscapes and descend to the meadow and pastureland at Saicho (12,300 ft.). Although we’ve left the icy wilds, we still have tremendous views of the mountains, including Namika Peak and Defokhar (21,464 ft.). Day-18 SaichoHushe Trek to Hushe 4-5hrs 9.3km 3050m. Meals & overnight in tents. Descend to the Gondogoro River, enjoying spectacular views of K6 (23,881 ft.), K7 (22,744 ft.) and Link Sar (23,094 ft.). We continue to descend, passing through small summer settlement en route to the green irrigated fields at Hushe (10,500 ft.), The Hushe valley runs from Masherbrum Mountains (at 7821 meters) the 24thhighest in the world, first climbed by the American in 1960. South to the Shyok River, opposite Khaplu, Hushe, the last village up the valley, is about 140 kilometers east of Skardu and is the starting point for treks to various summer pastures up five glaciers. Day-19 HusheSkardu Drive to Skardu (6-7 hrs), Meals & overnight in tents Day-20 Skardu Islamabad or Chilas Fly to Islamabad [flight is subject to weather] in case of flight cancellation drive to Chilas 8-9hrs 290km Day-21 Islamabad Free day in Islamabad of a drive from Chilas to Islamabad 1112hrs 461km Day-22 Fly back Transfer to Islamabad airport for return flight
K2 Base Camp Trek Map and itinerary What's Included 1. Accommodation and Meals Accommodation will be provided based on following hotels sharing twin/double occupancy. Islamabad – Hill View hotel or similar category – Bed & Breakfast only. Chillas – Midway Shangri-La or similar category – Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner. Skardu – PTDC Motel or Masherbrum hotel – Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner. Note: Alternate accommodation will be provided if rooms in above mentioned hotels are not available. Check in before 12:00 pm is subject to previous night charges 2. Internal Flights Gilgit Baltistan fights are subject to weather, in case of flight cancellation surface transfer will be provided 3. Transportation Air-condition transportation for sightseeing etc Air-condition transportation for airport pick and drop Air-condition transportation from Islamabad to Skardu Air-condition transportation from Skardu to Islamabad 4. 4×4 Jeeps 4×4 Jeeps from Skardu to Askoli village 4×4 Jeeps from Hushe village to Skardu 5. Porterage (Low Altitude Porters) Low altitude porters to carry trekking food, camping equipment, members’ personal gear and camping equipment. Free baggage allowance for members personal gear and collective equipment is 15 kilograms per person 6. Taxes and Fees Bridge crossing fees. Road Taxes- Camp Fees
CKNP Fee 50 U$ per person Trekking permit fee 50 U$ per person. 7. Camping Equipment & Accessories Mattresses. D3V sleeping tent. Toilet Tent. Shower Tent. Mess Tent- Kitchen Tent- Table- Chairs. 8. Kitchen Equipment All necessary kitchen utensils. Kitchen tent. Lamps for light. Cooking Stoves 9. Staff Professional English Speaking Guide Professional Cook Assistant Guide as per group size Cook helper Porter Sirdar What's not included
International air ticket & airport taxes. Visa fee for Pakistan & personal insurance of the clients. Tips for drivers, porters and staff Single Supplement Hotel meals in Islamabad (lunch & dinner) Helicopter charges 15,000U$ in case of use for rescue Transfers to and from airports for participants making individual air arrangements Optional excursions or deviations from the scheduled tour Sleeping bag and all personal expenses such as telephone, fax, email charges, liquor or soft drinks, Room service, gratuities for personal services, items of a purely Any other service that is not mentioned in the list above.
Joining Arrangements & Transfers 
All clients arriving on Day 1 will be met at Islamabad Airport by our representative who will arrange the transfer to the group hotel. Similarly, transfers will be provided back to Islamabad Airport on the final day of the itinerary. Full joining instructions together with hotel contact details and an emergency number will be provided with your booking confirmation.
Meal Plan 
While in Islamabad accommodation is on Bed and breakfast basis and our guide will guide you to different restaurants nearby for lunch and dinner, while at the camps you will get breakfast with porridge and cereal, toast or chapattis/parathas, omelettes and a range of hot drinks. Normally a hot lunch is served during the trek, In the afternoon you will be given tea and biscuits and a threecourse meal will follow with soup, a main meal, and dessert. We bring along fresh vegetables and meat for the main meals. We can cater for those with special dietary requirements, so long as we are informed of these at the time of booking.
Accomodation 
The accommodation arrangement in Islamabad is of standard hotels. Rooms at our provided hotels will be on twin sharing basis. At the time of camping, the participants will be sharing a tent fit for two persons. If any participant is coming alone on this trek he/she will be accommodated with one of the other member for tent and room sharing. For strangers and solo trekkers, first preference will be given to same gender stays. Nevertheless, a participant can opt for separate tent of hotel rooms as he/she likes, however additional cost will be incurred for making separate arrangement. Any participants seeking separate accommodation must inform our office in advance.
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