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Tour Background:
Country: Pakistan
City: Skardu
Place Name: Karakoram Range
Area: Gilgit-Baltistan region

Nestled amidst the majestic Karakoram Range in Pakistan, Gasherbrum II is a sight to behold. Known for its sheer beauty and challenging terrain, this mountain offers an unparalleled opportunity for mountaineers to test their limits and push beyond boundaries. From the bustling streets of Islamabad to the rugged landscapes of Skardu, our journey begins in the heart of Pakistan’s natural wonders. As we make our way to the base of Gasherbrum II, we’ll traverse through remote villages, glacier-covered valleys, and breathtaking alpine scenery. It’s a journey that promises adventure, camaraderie, and memories that will last a lifetime.

Itinerary

Day 1Islamabad(500-M)

Arrive Islamabad International Airport & transfer to hotel, Meeting with Liaison Officer and other official procedures. Welcome reception(briefing) at Alpine Club of Pakistan.or Ministry of Tourism at Skardu for briefing,  City tours of Islamabad (King Shah Faisal Mosque Damne koh if time allowed.

Day 2Skardu 2450 / Chilas(1200-M)

Fly to Skardu PK-451 (Flight is subject to weather). Upon arrival transfer to

In case of cancellation of flight (13-14 hrs) drive by coach to Chilas (480 km) on Karakoram Highway.

Day 3-4Chilas/(1200)

a) Day free at Skardu

b) If you are driving, complete road journey (10-11 hrs) to Skardu (275 km) En-route has good view of Nanga Parbat (8125m) at junction of Indus River and the rapids and fall of Indus River.

Day 5-15Skardu (2450M)

Full day for official formalities and final preparation at Skardu.

Day 16-18Skardu to Askoli & Jula: (3200-m)

After Breakfast early morning to start for jula camp by jeep  drive  (9-10 hrs).  Askoli would be the lunch point,which is last end village of Braldo valley, also Askoli was the starting point of expeditions and treks before 2019 and ever,so now it has developed road by Army and the camp moving direct throug Paju within one two years.

Day 19Jula-Paiyu: (3600m)

Start on a relatively easy trail for 3-4 hrs. Crossing Bardumal campsites along a 2-km stretch of sandy River beach. After a lunch break continue towards Paiyu for another 2-3 hrs. trail climbs to a Vantage Point providing view of the Snout of Baltoro. And in the far distance a magnificent Panorama of Cathedral Towers and triangle of K2 to the left for the first time. Paiyu is a crowded campsite

Day 20Paju-Urdukas: (4200-M)

Start for a 8-10 hrs. Gradual climb up Baltoro Glacier on the southern edge. After about two hours the path divides at the snout of Baltoro glacier where the left branch goes to the BC of Tango Tower and the Sarpo Lago pass. Continue to the right climbing up on to the glacier that stretches up the valley 62 km long and 2 km wide. Further 2-3 hours’ steady climb on a long diagonal to the other side. 3 hours walk mostly along the crest of lateral moraine with stunning views of Paiyu Peak, Chorichi, UliBiaho, Trango Towers and so on. Urdukas is a spectacular campsite. However, like Paiyu this site is over used and polluted..

Day 21Rest Day at Urdukas Camp

Full day Rest  photo grapy and acclimatize day

Traditional rest day at Paiyu for local exploration

Enjoy the traditional music program and dancing by the local porters. Overnight at tent

Day 22Goro II: (4500m)

9-10 hours slightly easy walk towards Concordia, with spectacular views and gigantic mountain panorama, including Muztagh Tower, Gasherbrum IV, Mitre Peak and the mighty K2. Concordia named by Martin Conway after the place De La Concordia in Paris. After having lunch at Concordia 3-4 hours walk. You will be meet some crevasses on Gasherbrum Glacier towards Shagaring.

Day 23G-II Base Camp: (50100m)

4-5 hours walk to Gasherbrum BC.

27 days for acclimatization and climbing G-II

03 days Trek back to Skardu via Gondogola or same route

Day 24Islamabad/Chilas

Fly to Islamabad PK-451(Subject to weather). Upon arrival transfer to hotel

In case of flight cancellation drive to Chilas. Overnight at hotel.

Day 25Islamabad

Day at leisure. Overnight at hotel

In case of driving, complete road journey from Chilas to Islamabad. Overnight at hotel. Farewell meeting (debriefing) at Alpine Club of Pakistan.

Transfer to airport for your return flight home

Terms and Conditions:

Embarking on an expedition to Gasherbrum II requires careful planning and preparation. Here are the terms and conditions to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience for all participants:

  • Health and Fitness: Participants must be in good physical condition and able to endure the rigors of high-altitude trekking and mountaineering.
  • Equipment and Gear: Each participant is responsible for bringing their own personal gear and equipment, including appropriate clothing, footwear, and mountaineering gear.
  • Safety: The safety of our participants is our top priority. Our experienced guides will provide expert guidance and support throughout the expedition to ensure a safe and successful summit attempt.
  • Environmental Responsibility: We are committed to preserving the natural beauty and pristine environment of the Karakoram. Participants are expected to adhere to the Leave No Trace principles and minimize their impact on the environment.
  • Insurance: Participants are required to have comprehensive travel insurance, including coverage for medical emergencies, evacuation, and trip cancellation.
  • Payment and Cancellation: A non-refundable deposit is required to secure your place on the expedition. Full payment must be made prior to departure. Cancellation policies apply, and refunds may be subject to certain conditions.

Are you ready to embark on the adventure of a lifetime and conquer the heights of Gasherbrum II? Join us on this epic journey and experience the thrill of high-altitude mountaineering in the heart of the Karakoram Range. Book your expedition today and make your dreams a reality!

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What is Gasherbrum II?

Gasherbrum II is one of the towering peaks located in the Karakoram range of the Himalayas, situated on the border of Pakistan and China.

How difficult is it to climb Gasherbrum II?

Climbing Gasherbrum II is considered extremely challenging and requires technical climbing skills, experience in high-altitude mountaineering, and proper acclimatization due to its steep slopes and unpredictable weather conditions.

What is the best time to attempt climbing Gasherbrum II?

The ideal time to climb Gasherbrum II is during the summer months, typically from June to August, when weather conditions are relatively stable and the routes are more accessible.

Are there any risks associated with climbing Gasherbrum II?

Yes, there are several risks involved in climbing Gasherbrum II, including altitude sickness, avalanches, extreme cold, crevasse falls, and rockfall. Proper planning, training, and precautionary measures are essential to mitigate these risks.

Is there any rescue or medical assistance available on Gasherbrum II?

Rescue and medical assistance on Gasherbrum II are limited due to its remote location and extreme conditions. Climbers are typically responsible for their own safety and should be prepared to handle emergencies with the help of their team members.

What is Gasherbrum II?

Gasherbrum II is one of the towering peaks located in the Karakoram range of the Himalayas, situated on the border of Pakistan and China.

How difficult is it to climb Gasherbrum II?

Climbing Gasherbrum II is considered extremely challenging and requires technical climbing skills, experience in high-altitude mountaineering, and proper acclimatization due to its steep slopes and unpredictable weather conditions.

What is the best time to attempt climbing Gasherbrum II?

The ideal time to climb Gasherbrum II is during the summer months, typically from June to August, when weather conditions are relatively stable and the routes are more accessible.

Are there any risks associated with climbing Gasherbrum II?

Yes, there are several risks involved in climbing Gasherbrum II, including altitude sickness, avalanches, extreme cold, crevasse falls, and rockfall. Proper planning, training, and precautionary measures are essential to mitigate these risks.

Is there any rescue or medical assistance available on Gasherbrum II?

Rescue and medical assistance on Gasherbrum II are limited due to its remote location and extreme conditions. Climbers are typically responsible for their own safety and should be prepared to handle emergencies with the help of their team members.

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Breath-taking views, thrilling adventure, unforgettable mountaineering experience

April 21, 2024

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