
K2 Expedition Pakistan
K2 (8,611 m) is the second-highest and most serious of the 8,000-metre peaks. We provide full Pakistan-side logistics: permits, base camp, high-altitude porters and support for your summit attempt via the Abruzzi Spur.
Expeditions
Pakistan is the greatest high-altitude arena on Earth, home to K2 and four more 8,000-metre peaks. We run full-service expeditions with permits, base camps, high-altitude porters and weather forecasting.
Whether you want an accessible first 7,000-metre peak like Spantik or a serious 8,000-metre objective, our Pakistan-side logistics let you focus on the climb.

K2 (8,611 m) is the second-highest and most serious of the 8,000-metre peaks. We provide full Pakistan-side logistics: permits, base camp, high-altitude porters and support for your summit attempt via the Abruzzi Spur.

Broad Peak (8,051 m) shares Concordia and a base camp with K2. It is often chosen as a first 8,000-metre peak, with full logistics provided by our team.

Gasherbrum I (8,080 m) and Gasherbrum II (8,035 m) sit deep in the Karakoram, reachable from a shared base camp. G II is one of the more attainable 8,000-metre peaks.

Nanga Parbat (8,126 m), the ninth-highest mountain on Earth, is a formidable objective usually climbed via the Diamir face and Kinshofer route. We provide full Pakistan-side logistics.

Spantik (7,027 m), the Golden Peak, is widely recommended as a first 7,000-metre climb: high and glaciated but non-technical by its southeast ridge, with full logistics from our team.

Laila Peak (6,096 m) is one of the most photogenic mountains on Earth, a slender spearhead above the Hushe valley. It is a technical objective for skilled alpinists.

The Trango Towers hold some of the biggest and hardest granite big-wall routes on the planet. We provide the Baltoro approach and base camp for expert rock and big-wall teams.
Spantik (7,027 m) is the classic first 7,000-metre climb: high and glaciated but non-technical by its southeast ridge.
Yes. We handle climbing permits, liaison officers, park fees and the Letter of Invitation for your Pakistan visa.
June to August for the Karakoram 8,000-metre peaks, with most summit windows falling in July.
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