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Nestled in the heart of the mesmerizing Himalayas, Nanga Parbat stands tall and proud, inviting adventurers from across the globe to explore its awe-inspiring beauty. Embarking on a trek around this majestic peak promises an unforgettable journey filled with breathtaking landscapes, cultural immersion, and soul-stirring experiences. Join us as we delve into the enchanting world of the Nanga Parbat Trek, uncovering its tour background, itinerary, terms, and conditions, along with answering some frequently asked questions.
The Nanga Parbat Trek is not merely a trekking expedition; it’s a voyage into the heart of nature’s grandeur. This iconic trek offers adventurers an opportunity to witness some of the most spectacular vistas on Earth, from lush green valleys to towering snow-capped peaks. Renowned as the “Killer Mountain,” Nanga Parbat presents a challenge to even the most seasoned trekkers, making it a coveted destination for those seeking an adrenaline rush and spiritual rejuvenation in equal measure.
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Islamabad 512m Arrive new Islamabad international airport and transfer to hotel |
Hotel |
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Chilas (1200-M) (13-14 hrs) drive by coach to Chilas (480 km) on Karakoram Highway. |
Hotel |
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Tarashing (2,900 m 9,500 ft) Jeep drive. After about 3 to 4 hours of rough jeep driving we reach the village of Tarashing in the Rupal valley. The Rupal valley is a beautiful forested valley with many pine trees. |
Guest House |
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Rupal (3,200 m 10,500 ft) Camp, trek. The trek begins. We walk through lush and gentle fields and cross the snout of the Tarashing Glacier. The walk only takes about 2 to 3 hours. If we feel fit, we can go to the next camp (Herligkoffer Base Camp) or just relax at Rupal. |
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Herligkoffer Base Camp (3,600 m 11,800 ft) Camp, trek. Another 2 to 3 hours of walking brings us to this beautiful meadow campsite. Our camp is located near some springs and at the edge of the Bazhin Glacier. We start seeing views of Rakhiot Peak and Chongra Peaks of the Nanga Parbat massif. |
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Latobah (3,650 m 11,970 ft) Camp, trek. In about 2 to 3 hours of walking we will reach this famous campsite right under the largest wall in the world; the Rupal face of Nanga Parbat. The wall rises about 5,000 m. to the summit of this great mountain. On the way we cross the Bazhin Glacier |
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Shaigiri (3,700 m 12,140 ft) Camp, trek. This takes about 4 to 5 hours of trekking. On the way will cross the snout of the Shaigiri Glacier. From Shaigiri we will also have awesome views of the Rupal face of Nanga. |
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Mazeno Base Camp (4,000 m 13,120 ft) Camp, trek. After crossing mountain streams and leaving the woods and pastures behind we enter the high meadows of the Mazeno valley. This takes about 3 to 5 hours of walking. Here we have outstanding views of Mazeno peaks. |
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Mazeno High Camp (4,700 m 15,400 ft) Camp, trek. This is a tiring day. It takes about 5 to 7 hours of steep hiking up the hill and the camp is located near the Mazeno Glacier. |
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Laibh Meadows (4,200 m 13,780 ft) Camp, trek. A tough day! This is the apex of the walk. We will ascend Mazeno Pass (5,399 m.) and descend very steeply on the other side. The ascent is easier than the descent. Ropes will be fixed on the descent on 35% plus slopes. As always, we will be assisted by the staff. This will take about 8 plus hours. |
Camping |
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Zangot (2,700 m 8,850 ft) Camp, trek. This takes about 6 hours of walking. We enter a land inhabited by people and walk through pastures. The day is long and involves an exhaustingly steep descent. However, it is not technical as the descent from the Mazeno Pass. |
Camping |
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Zangot Rest (2,700 m 8,850 ft) Camp. Here we enjoy the much needed rest! |
Camping |
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Kutagali (3,000 m 9,840 ft) Camp, trek. This takes about 4 to 5 hours and we walk along paths used by herders to reach their summer settlements. |
Camping |
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Raikot bridge Hotel trek. We have descending walk for about 4hrs to reach Halalay bridge and drive for riakot bridge where we will stay in hotel |
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Fairy Meadows (3,200 m 10,500 ft) Hut, trek. Congratulations! We have circumnavigated the great Nanga Parbat. This is an easy 1 hrs drive and 2 hour walk through pine forest and incredible views. The sight of the north face of Nanga will never leave you! |
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Beyal (3,400 m 11,150 ft) Our trek will walk 4hrs for beyal camp where we can take photo closely to Nanga parbat after lunch we will back to fairy meadow |
Hut |
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Chilas (1,000 m 3,280 ft) Hotel, jeep. Our jeeps will be ready to take us from the end of the road near Fairy Meadows. It is about 2 to 3 hours of driving down into the Indus gorge towards Chilas. |
Hotel |
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Islamabad Today we will drive through babusar top to Islamabad its will take 8-9hrs |
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Onward to your own destination end of KTP service |
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While prior trekking experience is not mandatory, participants should be in good physical condition and prepared for long hours of walking in varying terrain.
The best time to undertake the Nanga Parbat Trek is during the summer months (June to August) when the weather is relatively stable, and the trails are accessible.
Yes, experienced guides and porters will accompany the group throughout the trek to ensure safety and provide assistance as needed.
Accommodation options range from comfortable guesthouses in Islamabad and Chilas to basic camping facilities at Fairy Meadows and Nanga Parbat Base Camp.
Breathtaking views, moderate challenge.