Nanga Parbat

Nanga Parbat, often referred to as the "Naked Mountain," has a storied history characterized by numerous unsuccessful climbing attempts and tragic disasters, earning it the ominous moniker of the "killer mountain." This imposing peak soars to a staggering elevation of 8,126 meters above sea level within the Diamir District of Gilgit-Baltistan, Pakistan, piercing the heights of the Himalayan range.

Historical records suggest that Nanga Parbat emerged as a result of the tumultuous collision between the Indian and Eurasian tectonic plates. Nanga Parbat's formidable presence reveals itself through three distinct massive faces:

The Rakhiot Face, which commands vistas of rugged gray cliffs and highlands to the north and south.
The Diamer Face, which begins with rocky terrain but transitions into icy expanses as one approaches this formidable mountain.
The Rupal Face, boasting the world's tallest cliff, a true marvel of nature's grandeur.

For mountaineers, Nanga Parbat stands as one of the most coveted and challenging conquests. Scaling this mountain, known for its ruthless character, amidst the icy abyss of the Himalayan twilight may appear as an act of sheer madness. Yet, the world's most elite mountaineers cannot resist the allure of putting their skills and determination to the ultimate test. Similar to K2, Nanga Parbat represents the pinnacle of challenges for the planet's most experienced and daring mountaineers.

SERVICES INCLUDED:

• Airport pick and drop
• Hotel accommodation, twin bed room in Islamabad. Three night’s standard Hotel air-condition rooms. Flight Ticket or transportation from Islamabad/ Skardu/ Islamabad with all expedition luggage.
• Three nights in Skardu Hotel (bed & breakfast)
• Two nights in Chilas/ Besham hotel (bed & breakfast) in case of flight cancellation.
• Jeeps: Skardu/Arandu/ Skardu
• Wages, insurance, food equipment of cook
• Wages, insurance, food equipment of Assistant cook
• Wages, insurance, food of Porter Sirdar
• Porter Payment, Low altitude porters
• Personal Baggage, 50 kg (each way)
• Full board camp food during trek & at base camp.
• Mess tent, kitchen tent, store tent, table, and chairs & kitchen equipment
• Reconfirmation of international flight tickets
• Camping fees, road taxes & bridge crossing of expedition members & porters
• Porters’ equipment
• Assistance in obtaining climbing permit and other documentations
• Briefing and debriefing in the Pakistan ministry of tourism
• CKNP fee: US $ 68/per member 1000 US$ guarantee pollution fee. 200 US$ environmental protection fund.
• Fuel, tarpaulin, and stove for porters
• Kerosene oil for porters and members
• Toilet tent and shower tent
• Members will have individual DV-4 tent and mattress at Base camp
• LO insurance, transport, and hotel, equipment and TA/DA.
• Royalty fee and additional member fee

SERVICES NOT INCLUDED

• Climbing food and equipment
• High altitude porters’ wages
• Sleeping bags, rucksacks and personal clothing
• Medication, ground evacuation and helicopter rescue (US$15,000) of any kind
• Room services, laundry charges, beverages and items of personal nature
• Phone /communication bills
• Insurance or liability of any members
• Tip to staff
• Custom clearing and forwarding agent’s charges

Day 01: Islamabad. Arrive in Islamabad. Transfer to hotel. Afternoon welcome reception at the Alpine Club of Pakistan. Overnight at hotel.
Day 02: Chilas. Drive to Chilas (480km) on Karakoram Highway. The journey on the Karakoram Highway is most adventurous, thrilling and most spectacular. It connects Pakistan and China spreading over a distance of 1300km between Islamabad and Kashgar. We pass through the historical town of Taxila, beautiful hill station of Abbottabad, lush green towns of Mansehra, Shinkiari , the Thakot Bridge, Besham, Dassu, Komila and Shatial to arrive in Chilas. About 12—13 hours. Overnight in Chilas at hotel.
Day 03: Diamir Sier. Early Breakfast, leave for Bunar das then drive to Halaly Bridge by jeep 2 Hour and trek to Diamir Sier five hours. Overnight in Camp.
Day 04: Diamir Base Camp (4100m). From Diamir Sier to Kutagali (3500m) it is 5 hours steep climbing up along a river side. The route goes through birch woods and high rock faces. Kutagali is shepherd’s settlement. After lunch we will continue our climbing up the valley to the Diamir Base Camp (4100 meters). Overnight at camp.
Day 05 – 45: Acclimatization and climbing.
Day 46: Return to Diamir Sier. Overnight at camp.
Day 47: Return to Bunar and drive to Chilas. Overnight at hotel.
Day 48: Drive on KKH to Islamabad. Overnight at hotel.
Day 49: Farewell meeting at the Alpine Club of Pakistan. Overnight at hotel.
Day 50: Fly out. Transfer to airport for your return home-bound flight.