Nanga Parbat (8126m), the world's ninth highest peak and the second-highest of Pakistan's five 8000m peaks, is the western most peak of the great himalayan range. Actually a 20km long series of peaks and ridges. Nanga parbat forms a huge massif. Its solitary white appearance, visible from south for at least 100km, prompted its name, which means naked mountain in Urdu. It's also known as the killer mountain because of the difficulties mountaineers have an reaching its summit.
The Valleys of Raikot, Astor, Rupal and Diamir provide access to Nanga Parbat's north, east, south and west faces respectively. The peak's base camps are raikot, rupal and Dimair (via bunar gah) are from the KKH along the Indus River. These Himalayan Valleys receive more rainfall and have more forests than their Karakorum neighbors.
• All ground transportation from arrival till departure
• All hotel accommodation twin room sharing basis
• All meals (Breafast, Lunch & Dinner)
• All camping equipment (kitchen tent, mess tent, toilet tent, mattress,
• Member sleeping tents
• Porters to carry all equipment
• Hotel tips,
• English speaking tour guide
• Arranging trekking permit from ministry of tourism.
• Trekking permit fee 50US$ per person
• Insurance of local crew
• All road toll taxes
Day 1: Islamabad/Rawalpindi
Day 2: Islamabad/Rawalpindi (breifing of trek)
Day 3: Tslamabad - Chilas
Day 4: Chilas - Astor - Tarashing
Day 5: Tarashing - Herligkoffer base camp
Day 6: Herligkofer base camp - Mazeno base camp
Day 7: Mazeno BC - Mazeno high camp
Day 8: Mazeno high camp - mazeno pass - Laibah Meadows
Day 9: Laiba Meadows - Zangot
Day 10: Xangot - Kutagali
Day 11: Kutagali - Saichi
Day 12: Saichi - Gutum Sagar
Day 13: Gutum Sagar - Juliper high camp
Day 14: Juliper high camp - Juliper Pass - Beyal
Day 15: Beyal - Nanga parbat base camp - Fairy Meadow
Day 16: Fairy Meadow (rest day)
Day 17: Fairy Meadow - Besham
Day 18: Besham - Islamabad
Day 19: Fare well (Debriefing) and city tour
Day 20: Fly back to home (end of services)
