Climb the remote Broad Peak (8,047) in the heart of Pakistan’s Karakoram Range, 50 days

A journey like no other, this 50-day trek to the remote Broad Peak (8,047) in Pakistan is a feat very few have achieved! Join us as we take you on a long and unforgettable trip to the heart of the Karakoram range in Pakistan.

Located in northern Pakistan, Broad Peak (8,047 meters) is the twelfth highest mountain peak in the world. It is also considered as one of the easiest mountains to climb in Pakistan. The eleventh of the world’s 14 “eight-thousander” peaks, Broad Peak lies between K2 and Gasherbrum IV along the western Baltoro glacier.

We’ll begin this rare trip will from Islamabad. A day of sightseeing in the capital city is followed by a flight to Skardu. Here, our expert guides will brief you well in order to prepare you for the daunting expedition.

The trip has a lot to offer. You’ll learn about the unique ecosystem of the Karakoram range alongside witnessing spectacular vistas of the snow-covered peaks.

Hiking on rugged mountain terrain, passing through the camps of Jhola, Urdukas and Goro II, we’ll reach the Broad Peak Basecamp by the eleventh day. The following 28 days include attempting the summit and a descent back to the base camp.

And once you reach the top, it is no less than a dream come true! Owing to its central location, you’ll find yourself surrounded by milky white peaks, a view which you’ll never forget!

The last ten days are reserved for a safe descent to Islamabad. Trekking through the basecamp of Goro II, Khuburtze and Askole, we’ll reach Skardu and board our final flight to the capital, after having lived a transformative journey in the mountains.

So, if you are daring enough, please send us a message. We guarantee that this is going to be a life-altering experience! We also guide this trek to the beautiful Chitta Katha Lake in Azad Kashmir in Pakistan.