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K2 Base Camp Trek | Five 8,000m Base Camps – The Big Five | 29 days
K2 Base Camp Trek , Five base camps trek of Pakistan’s five 8,000m mountains is the most attractive trekking holiday for international trekkers visiting Pakistan or Pakistani intense adventure lovers. Pakistan is home to five of the fourteen eight-thousander mountains in the world. We cover all the five base camps in this holiday. K2 base camp trekking is once in a life time experience for any trekking and hiking lover.
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Destination
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Departure
Islamabad -
Departure Time
Depends on Flight Schedule -
Return Time
Anytime on the last day of the tour. -
Dress Code
Casual and Comfortable -
Included
Airplane TransportBreakfastCampingDinnerEntry TicketsFuel & TollsHotel AccommodationJeepPersonal GuideVehicle with Driver -
Not Included
3 Days QuarantineAirplane TicketsBonfireCorona TestFishingLunchMeals During QuarantineMedicationTransportationTravel InsuranceVisa FeesVisa Processing Fees
1
Day 01
Arrive at Islamabad International Airport, Islamabad.
2
Day 02
Fly to Skardu
3
Day 03
Spend free day in Skardu.
4
Day 04
Drive to Askole village.
5
Day 05
Trek from Askole to Jhola via the snout of Biafo Glacier.
6
Day 06
Trek from Jhola to Paiju following the Braldu river.
7
Day 07
Acclimatize and rest in Paiju.
8
Day 08
Trek from Paiju to Khoburtse.
9
Day 09
Cross small glaciers and walk to Urdukus.
10
Day 10
Trek to Goro II, the junction of the Baltoro glaciers and Young husband.
11
Day 11
Trek to Concordia through a rocky moraine.
12
Day 12
Trek to Broad Peak BC, Gilkey Memorial and K2 Base Camp.
13
Day 13
Trek back to Concordia and rest.
14
Day 14
Trek to Shahring.
15
Day 15
Trek to Gasherbrum I & II base camp.
16
Day 16
Trek back to Concordia and rest.
17
Day 17
Trek to Ali Camp.
18
Day 18
Trek to Khuispang over Gondogoro La.
19
Day 19
Trek to Saicho.
20
Day 20
Trek to Hushe and drive to Skardu town.
21
Day 21
Contingency day/rest in Skardu.
22
Day 22
Drive to Raikot, Chilas.
23
Day 23
Drive to Tatu and hike to Fairy Meadows.
24
Day 24
Trek to Beyal Camp.
25
Day 25
Trek to Nanga Parbat Base Camp.
26
Day 26
Return to Fairy Meadows.
27
Day 27
Drive to Islamabad via Karakoram/Babusar Pass.
28
Day 28
Sightseeing in Islamabad.
29
Day 29
Fly to home country.
Foreign tourists (non-Pakistani)
- Licensed professional guide (government requirement)
- Airport transfer on first and last day in Islamabad
- All domestic road transfers
- All hotel accommodation (twin sharing rooms)
- All camping accommodation (twin sharing dome tents)
- All hotel meals (breakfast, lunch and dinner)
- All trekking meals (breakfast, lunch and dinner)
- All camping site fees
- Trekking logistics (tents, non-personal equipments and tools)
- Support staff (cook, assistant(s) etc)
- Porters for trekking equipments, kitchen (supplies, tools, equipments, crockery, gas) and personal luggage (12.5kg)
Domestic tourists (Pakistani Nationals)
- Licensed professional guide
- Road transport (Islamabad to Islamabad)
- Hotel accommodation according to itinerary
- Hotel meals according to itinerary
- All camping accommodation (twin sharing dome tents)
- All camping meals (breakfast, lunch and dinner)
- All camping site fees
- Trekking logistics (kitchen tents, non-personal equipments and tools)
- Support staff (cook, assistant(s) etc – according to need)
- Porters for trekking equipments and kitchen (supplies, tools, equipments, crockery, gas)
Foreign tourists (non-Pakistani)
- Travel Insurance (recommendations only)
- Visa to Pakistan (supporting documents will be offered)
- International airfare
- Personal equipments (warm clothes, hiking boots etc)
- Tips for guides, porters, staff etc
- Miscellaneous (drinks, phone calls, laundry, souvenir etc)
Domestic tourists (Pakistani Nationals)
- Airport transfers in Islamabad (can be arranged – additional charges)
- Sightseeing in Islamabad and surrounding areas (can be arranged – additional charges)
- Hotel accommodation in Islamabad (can be arranged – additional charges)
- Hotel meals in Islamabad (can be arranged – additional charges)
- Travel insurance (recommendations can be requested)
- Visa to Pakistan (not required)
- International airfare for overseas Pakistani
- Personal equipments (warm clothes, hiking boots etc)
- Tips for guides, porters, staff etc
Important Notes
Why should you register now?- Domestic Flights: We might not be able to get you on the domestic flight to Skardu if you do not pay your deposit on time. Domestic flight seats are sold very fast way ahead of time because there are only two flights to Skardu during peak season. This is a very serious concern. Among other things, the deposit is used to book domestic flights for you in advance.
- Price changes: The given prices for the treks are early bird discount offers and are subject to change. There will be an increase in prices every month after January. Service providers including (but not limited) to hotels increase prices in peak-season. Early reservations cost less than peak-season. Our trekking holiday prices will not change once you have paid the deposit so the price when you book is the price you will pay. Register yourselves early to avoid increase in holiday prices.
- April to September 2021 (deposit: USD 290)
- October to December 2021 (deposit: USD 350)
- January to April 2022 (deposit: USD 390)