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Pakistan Mountaineering 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.

7 trips

K2 summit pyramid seen from base camp in the Karakoram, Pakistan
50 to 60 days Extreme (8,000 m)

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.

From $18,000View trip
Broad Peak rising above Concordia base camp in the Karakoram
40 to 50 days Extreme (8,000 m)

Broad Peak Expedition

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.

From $12,000View trip
Gasherbrum peaks in the Karakoram range, Pakistan
45 to 55 days Extreme (8,000 m)

Gasherbrum I and II Expedition

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.

From $13,000View trip
Nanga Parbat Diamir face, an 8,126 m peak in Pakistan
40 to 50 days Extreme (8,000 m)

Nanga Parbat Expedition

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.

From $12,000View trip
Spantik Golden Peak summit ridge above the Chogo Lungma Glacier
20 to 26 days Challenging (7,000 m)

Spantik Peak Expedition

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.

From $4,500View trip
The spearhead face of Laila Peak above the Hushe valley, Pakistan
18 to 24 days Technical (6,000 m)

Laila Peak Expedition

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.

From $4,000View trip
The granite spires of the Trango Towers above the Baltoro Glacier
30 to 45 days Extreme technical (big wall)

Trango Tower Expedition

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.

From $9,000View trip

Frequently asked questions

What is a good first expedition peak in Pakistan?

Spantik (7,027 m) is the classic first 7,000-metre climb: high and glaciated but non-technical by its southeast ridge.

Do you arrange climbing permits?

Yes. We handle climbing permits, liaison officers, park fees and the Letter of Invitation for your Pakistan visa.

When is the expedition season?

June to August for the Karakoram 8,000-metre peaks, with most summit windows falling in July.

Ready to plan your Pakistan adventure?

Tell us your dates and what you want to see. We reply with a tailored itinerary, a clear price and honest advice, usually within a day.