Rakaposhi Trek & Karakoram Highway
The
Minapin glacier sweeps down from the 16th
km – long fluted snowy ridge that connects Rakaposhi
(7788M) and Diran (7265 M). Minapin village in Upper
Nagar sits along the Minapin River’s true right
(east) bank above the confluence of the Minapin and
Hunza rivers. The excellent short trek from Minapin
village to Rakaposhi Base Camp, known locally as Taga
Phari, is an ideal introduction to Karakoram
trekking. Easily accessible from the KKH, the trek
follows a good trail and offers sweeping vistas of Rakaposhi and Diran and is the standard route to the
base camp for both peaks. Trekkers in top physical
condition visit Taga Phari on day hike from Minapin
village but most trekkers find that dividing the
1250 meter accent into two days lets them enjoy the
trek’s many pleasures.
D01 Islamabad.
D02 Islamabad - Chilas
D03 Chilas -
Karimabad.
D04 Karimabad
Hunza.
D05 Karimabad-
Khunjerab Pass/ Gulmit.
D06 Gulmit.
D07 Gulmit-Minapin
Village.
D08 Gulmit -Minapin
D09 Minapin -
Hapakun Trek (2700M)
D10 Hapakun-
Rakaposhi (3200M)
D11 Excursion Diran base camp
D12 Rakaposhi
base camp/ Minapin.
D13 Gilgit-Besham.
D14 Besham -
Islamabad.
D15 Islamabad - Departure.
Batura -
Hunza Valley Trek
Hunza is one of
the most famous and beautiful valleys of the Gilgit
District, with a population of more then 48,000 people.
Geographically Hunza is divided in Lower
and Upper Hunza. The famous mountains in this
area are Ultar
7388m, Bublimuting 6000m, Passu Peak, Batura
Peak and Shisper Peak. Batura is situated in Upper
Hunza and is called Gojal and the people are called Wakhi,
who have settled in these valleys
about 1700 AD.
D01 Islamabad.
D02 Islamabad
/ Chilas
D03 Chilas /
Karimabad.
D04 Karimabad
Hunza.
D05 Karimabad
Gulmit.
D06 Passu
Ghar.
D07 Passu
Ghar to Patundas.
D08 Rest day.
D09 Patundas
to Passu.
D10 Gulmit-Kamaris
Gulkin.
D11 Excursion
Khunjerab Pass and drive to Karimabad.
D12 Karimabad.
D13 Gilgit-Besham.
D14 Besham -
Islamabad.
D15 Islamabad- Departure.
Rush Lake -
Nagar Valley Trek
Nagar valley in the Karakoram rage has
population of some 52,000 people. It consist of
two geographic zones - the Upper Nagar and Lower
Nagar. Minapin glacier sweeps down from the 16th
km – long fluted snowy ridge that connects
Rakaposhi (7788m) Diran (7265m) and Golden Peak
7027m. Rush Lake, located at the altitude of
5000m, offers magnificent views of the entire
Rakaposhi mountain massif.
D01 Islamabad
D02 Islamabad-Besham
D03 Besham/Gilgit.
D04 Gilgit Hoper/Trekking camp at Badicho Core
3300m.
D05 Chidin Harai 4440 m.
D06 Trek to Rush Lake and Rush Peak 4694 m.
D07 Rush Phari to Phai Phari 3450m.
D08 Badicho Core.
D09 Badicho Core to Hoper valley and drive to
Karimabad.
D10 Day excursion Khunjerab pass and overnight
at Gulmit.
D11 Trek to Borith Lake.
D12 Drive to Gilgit.
D13 Drive to Besham.
D14 Besham-Islamabad.
D15 Islamabad- Departure.
Nanga Parpat Trek
Nanga Parbat (8125m) is the world's ninth
highest peak and the second highest of
Pakistan's five 8000 m peaks. It is also
known as the Killer Mountain because of the
difficulties mountaineers face on their way
reaching its summit. The valleys of Raikote,
Astore, Rupal and Diamer provide access to
Nanga Parbat north, east, south and west
faces respectively.
D01 Islamabad.
D02 Islamabad-Chilas
D03 Chilas-Raikote and drive to Tato.Trek to
Fairy meadows 3300m.
D04 Trek to Byal Camp 3500 m.
D05 Nanga Parbat base camp and back to Fairy
meadow.
D06 Tato- Raikote and drive to Rama.
D07 Rama - Deosai pass to Skardu.
D08 Skardu excursion Shigar valley.
D09 Drive to Gilgit.
D10 Drive to Karimabad.
D11 Excursion Hoper valley.
D12 Excursion Khunjerab Pass and back to
Karimabad.
D13 Drive to Gilgit
D14 Besham.
D15 Islamabad.
D16 Departure.
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