Nangaparbat and rakaposhi base camp trek.
Overview
Northern Pakistan is a gathering place for high mountains of the world, including the Himalaya, Karakoram, and Pamir Mountain Ranges. With 108 snow-capped peaks over 7,000 meters high, it forms a spectacular mountainous landscape, attracting mountaineers from all over the world to attempt their summit. It is also a favorite destination for adventurous travelers. This itinerary features the classic high mountain trekking base camps in northern Pakistan, namely Fairy Meadows (3300m) which offers a close-up view of the Nanga Parbat peak (8126m), and Tagaphari camp (3500m) located at the base of the Rakaposhi peak (7788m). Between our trekking, we will be traveling through the world-renowned Hunza Valley, a crossroads on the Silk Road connecting Central and South Asia since ancient times, often known as the hidden “Shangri-La.” At an altitude of 2,500 meters, surrounded by snow-capped mountains and green valleys, you can feast your senses in the endless mountain ranges, glacier-supplied rivers, historical castles and settlements. This is the place that inspired Hayao Miyazaki's famous anime "Nausicaä Valley of the Wind," and also a pure paradise that fills the spirit and hearts of mountain-loving travelers.
Itinerary At Glance
Services Included
Hotel transfers
Hotel stays
Transport
trekking permits
Pollution fee
Camping arrangements and camping fees (kitchen tents, mess tents, member tents)
Camp food
Porters (each member allowing 12 kg, additional weight is charged per kg)
Mountain guide and kitchen staff
Services Not Included
Travel insurance
Visa to Pakistan (we will help provide supporting documents)
Tips for staff and drivers
Sleeping bag
Notes For the Trip
1. Average Drive-in driving sections 5hrs, maximum 7hrs per day.
2. You need to bring: good shoes, light rain-proof jacket, multiple layers of warm and early summer clothes as you will be going in different terrains and weather condition regions during this trip, backpack for carrying your own water and personal belongings and water flask.
3. Road conditions vary in this part of the mountains. This may result in longer travel times. In case of unavoidable road blockage that prevents travel, we will be responsible for managing your lodging and food during this extra time. However, you will need to cover the expenses for the extra days.
4. You are advised to obtain a health insurance from your home country that covers your health costs in case you face any emergency situation.
5. Any additional services beyond the itinerary or possible changes during the tour will incur extra charges, and these changes should be discussed with the guide beforehand.