Treks, expeditions, safaris and journeys across Pakistan
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Showing 9 of 21 matching trips
Moderate
Nanga Parbat · Trek
Nanga Parbat Base Camp and Fairy Meadows
Moderate
Hunza & Gojal · Trek
Rush Lake and Rakaposhi Base Camp
Hard
Shimshal · Trek
Shimshal Pass
Extreme
Baltoro & Concordia · Expedition
K2 expedition, south-east ridge
Very hard
Baltoro & Concordia · Expedition
Broad Peak expedition
Very hard
Baltoro & Concordia · Expedition
Gasherbrum II expedition
Very hard
Skardu & Baltistan · Trek
Snow Lake and Biafo–Hispar
Very hard
Baltoro & Concordia · Trek
Gondogoro La crossing
Hard
Baltoro & Concordia · Trek
K2 Base Camp via Concordia
Trekking and climbing in Pakistan: what to know before you filter
The season runs roughly April to October, with June to September the reliable window for the Baltoro and every 8,000 m objective. Blossom travel in Hunza and Skardu falls between March and May; autumn colour arrives from mid-September. Winter travel means southern Pakistan and Hunza rather than the glaciers.
Access shapes every itinerary here. Islamabad to Skardu is a short, weather-dependent flight or a long, reliable road, and we quote both with a buffer day either way. From Skardu, Askole is several hours of rough 4×4 road, and it is the last roadhead before the Baltoro. Mountaineering and trekking visas require an agreement with a DTS-designated operator and take roughly four weeks, so filter by month with that lead time in mind. Peak royalty applies above 6,500 m and is charged per climber.