Four 8000m Base Camp trek
Four 8000m Base Camp trek
Duration
22 days
Tour Type
Trek
Four 8000m Base Camp trek
Duration
22 days
Tour Type
Trek
4 peaks with a height of 8000m include the mighty K2, Broad Peak, Gasherbrum I and Gasherbrum II. All of these sky-touching peaks lie in the Karakoram Range. Trekking to the base camps of these majestic peaks is a thrilling adventure, providing stunning views of the surrounding landscapes and a glimpse into the challenging world of high-altitude mountaineering. Here's a short overview of the base camps for K2, Broad Peak, Gasherbrum I, and Gasherbrum II:
K2 Base Camp:
K2 is the second-highest mountain in the world with a height of 8611m, located on the China-Pakistan border in the Karakoram Range.
The trek to K2 Base Camp typically starts from the village of Askole in Pakistan. The trail passes through panoramic landscapes, including Baltoro Glacier and Concordia, a stunning junction of multiple glaciers.
The trek offers aesthetic views of some of the world's highest peaks, including K2 itself. The surroundings are rugged, with icy landscapes and towering peaks.
Broad Peak Base Camp:
Broad Peak is also situated in the Karakoram Range, near K2, on the China-Pakistan border. The height of broad peak is 8051m.
Broad Peak is known for its distinct pyramid shape, and the base camp provides an excellent vantage point to appreciate the mountain's grandeur. The trek also includes views of K2 and other notable peaks.
The trek to Broad Peak Base Camp often follows a similar route as K2 Base Camp. The journey takes you through picturesque valleys and icy terrains, with awe-inspiring views of Broad Peak.
Gasherbrum I Base Camp:
Gasherbrum I, also known as Hidden Peak, is part of the Gasherbrum Massif in the Karakoram Range with a height of 8080m above sea level, near the border of Pakistan and China.
It is the 11th highest peak in the world, and its base camp provides breathtaking views of the surrounding snow-capped peaks and glaciers.
The trek to Gasherbrum I Base Camp typically starts from the village of Askole and follows a similar route to K2 and Broad Peak Base Camps. The journey includes traversing glaciers and ascending to higher altitudes.
Gasherbrum II Base Camp:
Gasherbrum II is also part of the Gasherbrum Massif, situated near Gasherbrum I.
It is the 13th highest peak in the world with a height of 8035m from the sea level. The trek allows trekkers to witness the beauty of the Karakoram Range and experience the remoteness of the region.
The trek to Gasherbrum II Base Camp shares the initial route with the K2 and Broad Peak treks, diverging as you approach the Gasherbrum Massif. The trail takes you through challenging terrains and high-altitude landscapes.
1. Flight from Islamabad to Skardu and Skardu to Islamabad.
2. Drive by Jeep Skardu to Askoli and return Askoli to Skardu.
3. Porters/ Mule to carry luggage where the jeep cannot reach.
4. Pick and drop from the airport to the Hotel and vice versa.
5. 2 nights stay at 3*/4* Hotel in Islamabad (bed & breakfast).
6. Welcome Dinner will be served restaurant in Islamabad.
7. Payment of all Government taxes in Pakistan.
8. Map for Trekking.
9. 3 meals a day along with comfortable accommodation in a hotel/ lodge/ tents.
10. All Necessary equipment for Camping during the trek.
11. Experienced and well-trained Cook & Kitchen Helpers.
12. Separate Tents for each member.
13. Heating system in the dining tent and other necessary tents.
14. Solar panel/ electricity generator.
15. Satellite Phone/walkie-talkie permission.
16. Medical and first aid kit.
17. Taxes and fees required for necessary tools.
18. Farewell dinner.
1. Airfare for international flights.
2. individual services of rooms. Extra charges may apply.
3. Minibars will not be provided while staying in hotels or while travelling.
4. Distinct Items for an individual which we provide collectively like rooms provided for two members. Extra charges may apply.
5. Personal equipment cargo to/from Islamabad
6. Pakistan visa fee
7. Meals in Islamabad other than breakfast.
8. Insurance if trip cancellation.
9. All costs arising from the necessity of an early conclusion or summit attempt (additional hotel nights, hotel meals, and evacuation expenses).
10. Costs resulting from unforeseeable delays beyond our company’s control (Force majeure).
11. Phone, fax, email or any personal communication from Pakistan to the home country.
Note: We suggest you give some tips or bonuses to our staff to appreciate them.
1. Early Bird Discount:
The given prices are the discount offers for holidays and are limited. These prices may be changed accordingly. The local services providers and airlines as well as hotels increase prices in the season. So early reservation cost us less price.
2. Limited Space in Peak Months:
The peak months of the year attract a great amount of national and international tourists and hence sold out earlier. We will have a maximum of 15 travellers in one group. Our registration is on a first come first serve basis.
3. Limited Flight Seats:
We use the deposit to book your domestic flight in advance because domestic flight seats for the Himalayas and the Karakoram sell out very quickly in the peak season. Another reason is that there are only two flights in a day.
4. Pay Balance after arrival in Pakistan:
You may have concerns regarding paying your final balance. According to our policy, we receive your final balance only once you arrive in Pakistan. Deposit is the only Payment before arriving in Pakistan.
5. Pay Minimum Deposit:
The advance payment for the holidays also incorporates early bird discounts and may change automatically based on the late deposit schedule. The same dates in the schedule will be applicable for the next season's deposit as well.
The advance deposit for Pakistani Nationals is PKR 100,000 or 30 % of the total price whichever is greater. The deposit amount is nonrefundable.
•For Extra Stays at base camp, extra charges will be charged.
01-04 pax US $ 130/. Per person per day
04-06 pax US $ 100/. Per person per day
06-08 pax US $ 90/. Per person per day
• If Government of Pakistan demands for any fee or new condition ensuing extra, the same will be charged
in
addition to normal Package offer.
• Reservations and Advance Payments:
For the confirmation of your reservation, you have to
pay
your advance into our account 50 days before the arrival of the group/ client in Pakistan. The rest of
amount
will be received once you arrived in Pakistan.
• Mountain Tigers Treks and tours
reserves the right to deduct, in respect of hotel
reservation,
confirmation of airline ticket, documentation and other necessary works which are being done before the
arrival
of client.
• 25% of the total amount will be deducted in case of cancellation in less than 15 days before the arrival date. If cancellation is made in less than 30 days, 10% of the amount will be deducted as in shape of paper works. Mountain Tigers trek and tours reserves this right.
• Anyone deciding to abandon after arrival, or may want to leave the trip during the expedition or tour, due to health issue or any other issue, will not be eligible for any refund. The same policy is applicable in case of entire group. If the group abandons or completes the trip early than the itinerary. No money will be refunded.
The deposited amount is non-refundable once it is paid. Because this amount will be spent in making all the arrangements. This deposited amount is also nonrefundable in case of Pakistani clients.
• Balance: Only pay the balance on the first day after arrival in Pakistan according to the Payment guidelines which will be shared later.
• Currency: International clients have the option to pay in US Dollar (USD). Or they may also pay in Euros (EUR) or Pound Sterling (GBP). Pakistani clients have the option to pay the equivalent amount in Pakistani Rupees (PKR).
• Single Supplement: Separate rooms will cost extra charge of 290 USD. This includes all hotel nights.
For separate tents, it will cost the extra charge of 180 USD including additional porterage cost. Both the payments must be made with the balance upon arrival
Mountain tiger treks and tour endeavors to ensure comfort and safety during tours. However, the company is not liable for injury, damage, death, loss, accidents, delays, public disturbances, or any other unforeseeable circumstances beyond our control.
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