Karakoram, Gilgit-Baltistan
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.
Broad Peak is frequently a mountaineer's introduction to the 8,000-metre world. It is serious and high, but less technically sustained than K2 next door.
We provide the same base camp standard as our K2 expeditions, on the same Concordia glacier, with permits, porters and forecasting handled throughout.
Week 1
Islamabad to Skardu and the Baltoro trek to Concordia base camp.
Weeks 2 to 5
Establish and rotate through high camps with rest at base.
Weeks 5 to 6
Summit push on a stable weather window.
Week 6+
Clear camps, trek out and return to Islamabad.
Hotels in Islamabad and Skardu, and a supported Concordia base camp.
Trek and base camp meals with a dedicated expedition cook.
For experienced mountaineers with prior high-altitude climbing. We assess each climber's background before confirming.
We arrange the climbing permit, liaison officer and park fees. Pakistan visa with our LOI required.
Weather forecasting, base camp medical support, oxygen and rescue coordination provided. Conditions govern all summit decisions.
Read our altitude and safety guide and is Pakistan safe for foreign trekkers.
Often, yes. It is high and serious but less technically sustained than K2, which is why many climbers choose it as their first 8,000-metre summit.
On the Concordia glacier beside K2, reached by the Baltoro trek. Broad Peak and K2 expeditions often share the same base camp area.
June to August, matching the Karakoram summer window. Most summit attempts happen in July.
Prior high-altitude mountaineering and solid alpine skills. We review your climbing record before confirming a place.
Permits, liaison officer, the Baltoro approach, a supported base camp, porters, weather forecasting and rescue coordination.
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.
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.
