NANGA PARBAT EXPEDITION(8,126 m)

Activity Nepal Expedation
Duration 45 Days
Group Size 1

NANGA PARBAT EXPEDITION(8,126 m)

45 Days
Min 1 Pax.

Trip Overview

The Nanga Parbat expedition is graded as Extreme, demanding high levels of physical and psychological strength. This 45-day itinerary ensures careful travel and trekking to the Base Camp before tackling the “Killer Mountain”.

Days	Destination	Activity	Altitude
01–02	Islamabad	Arrival, Hotel Stay, ACP Briefing	$512\text{m}$
03–04	Chilas – Sair Camp	Drive from Islamabad to Chilas, 4×4 Jeep to Halalay Bridge, start trek	$3,200\text{m}$
05–06	Nanga Parbat Base Camp	Trek to Kutgal, then to Base Camp	$4,300\text{m}$
07–41	Climbing Period	35 Days of Rotations, Summit Push & Descent	Up to $8,126\text{m}$
42–43	Return to Chilas	Trek back to Sair Camp and Chilas	$1,265\text{m}$
44–45	Return to Islamabad	Drive to Islamabad, Final Departure	$512\text{m}$

Days	Destination	Activity	Altitude
01–02	Islamabad	Arrival, Hotel Stay, ACP Briefing	$512\text{m}$
03–04	Chilas – Sair Camp	Drive from Islamabad to Chilas, 4×4 Jeep to Halalay Bridge, start trek	$3,200\text{m}$
05–06	Nanga Parbat Base Camp	Trek to Kutgal, then to Base Camp	$4,300\text{m}$
07–41	Climbing Period	35 Days of Rotations, Summit Push & Descent	Up to $8,126\text{m}$
42–43	Return to Chilas	Trek back to Sair Camp and Chilas	$1,265\text{m}$
44–45	Return to Islamabad	Drive to Islamabad, Final Departure	$512\text{m}$

NANGA PARBAT EXPEDITION 20261: Detailed Itinerary

Day 01 Phase 1: Arrival, Briefing, and Overland Journey( Arrive in Islamabad & Transfer to Hotel)

Day Highlight: Expedition officially begins in Pakistan's capital.
Day Details: Arrive at Islamabad International Airport (512m) and transfer to your hotel.
Residence: Hotel (Twin sharing, B&B basis).

Altitude: 512m (Approximate)

Day 02 Briefing and Preparation

Day Highlight: Official briefing at the Alpine Club of Pakistan (ACP).
Day Details: Team leader and local guide conduct the briefing at the ACP. Use the day for final packing and gear preparation.
Residence: Hotel (Twin sharing, B&B basis).
Altitude: 512m(Approximate)

Day 03 Drive from Islamabad – Chilas

Day Highlight: Driving the Karakoram Highway (KKH).
Day Details: Begin the long overland journey from Islamabad to Chilas (1,265m). This drive takes you through the stunning landscapes of northern Pakistan.
Residence: Hotel (Twin sharing, B&B basis).
Altitude: 1,265m

Day 04 Drive to Halalay Bridge and Trek to Sair Camp

Day Highlight: Starting the trek towards the mountain.
Day Details: Drive via 4x4 Jeep from Chilas to Halalay Bridge. This is the trailhead. Begin the first trek segment to Sair Camp (3,200m).
Residence: Camping
Altitude: 3,200m

Day 05 Trek from Sair Camp – Kutgal

Day Highlight: Continuing the steady ascent through the valley.
Day Details: Trek from Sair Camp to Kutgal ($3,650text{m}$). The trail ascends into increasingly rugged alpine terrain.
Residence: Camping
Altitude: 3,650m

Day 06 Trek from Kutgal – Nanga Parbat Base Camp

Day Highlight: Reaching the Base Camp and the first majestic views.
Day Details: Complete the trek from Kutgal to Nanga Parbat Base Camp (4,300m). Settle into your individual North Face/Kailas tent.
Residence: Camping (Base Camp Tent)
Altitude: 4,300m

Day 07–41 Phase 2: Climbing and Return(Climbing Period)

Day Highlight: The main phase, focused on rotation climbs and summit bid.
Day Details: This is the extended 35-day Climbing Period. Climbers will execute rotation climbs, establishing up to four high-altitude camps to test potential and acclimatize between 6,100m and 7,500m. The final push targets the summit of Nanga Parbat (8,126m).
Residence: Camping (Base Camp & High Camps)
Altitude: Up to 8,126m

Day 42 Trek Return from Base Camp – Sair Camp

Day Highlight: Beginning the rapid descent from the mountain.
Day Details: Trek back down from Base Camp to Sair Camp. Low altitude porters manage the return baggage (50kg limit).
Residence: Camping
Altitude: 3,200m

Day 43 Trek Return from Sair Camp – Chilas City

Day Highlight: Completing the final trekking stage.
Day Details: Trek from Sair Camp back down to the Chilas city area (1,265m).
Residence: Hotel (B&B basis).
Altitude: 1,265m

Day 44 Drive from Chilas – Islamabad

Day Highlight: The long drive back to the capital.
Day Details: Drive from Chilas back to Islamabad via the Karakoram Highway.
Residence: Hotel (B&B basis).
Altitude: 512m (Approximate)

Day 45 Final Departure

Day Highlight: Expedition concludes.
Day Details: Transfer to Islamabad International Airport for onward travel to your own destination.
Residence: N/A
Altitude: N/A

Cost Includes

Overview: The Killer Mountain

Nanga Parbat (8,126m), globally known as the “Killer Mountain,” is the world’s ninth-highest peak, offering an extreme challenge to mountaineers. Our 45-day expedition focuses on providing the necessary advanced logistics and high-level Base Camp support for tackling this formidable peak in Pakistan.

Expedition Date: Starts 10 June 2025.
Duration: 45 days (Islamabad to Islamabad).

Service INCLUDED with this Package

This package focuses on providing premium Base Camp infrastructure and comprehensive logistics to the mountain.

Transportation: Airport Pick and drop. Transportation between Islamabad – Chilas. 4×4 Toyota Jeep between Chilas – Halalay bridge (both ways).
Permits & Fees: Peak royalty and documentation fee. Airport entry and tool taxes. Bridge crossing and camping fee.
Accommodation: 3 nights hotel in Islamabad and 2 nights hotel in Chilas, both with bed & breakfast. Accommodation is based on twin sharing.
Base Camp Comfort: Individual North face/Kailas tents for each climber at Base Camp. Double foam and pillow provided inside. Dinning tent covered by inner, underlay and carpeted, with a heating system.
Logistics: Low altitude porters carry 75kg from Halalay to Base Camp and 50kg on return for each climber. Office and store tents at Base Camp. Fuel for generator.
Catering: Head chef provides multi-cuisine food (English, Pakistani, Korean, Italian, Chinese, Thai). Fresh fruit, soft drinks, Mutton, Chicken, and Beef/BBQ at Base Camp are provided.
Communication & Power: Solar panel or sound-proof electric generator provided at Base Camp. Thuraya satellite phone available at Base Camp for emergency use.
Medical & Awards: First aid kits provided. Members receive a certificate from the Alpine Club of Pakistan.

Cost Excludes

4. Services EXCLUDED

These costs are the responsibility of the member, with high-altitude climbing equipment and labor being critical exclusions.

Mandatory Costs: Member’s international flights tickets. Pakistan online visa fee.
Climbing Gear: Member’s any climbing gear and personal equipment. Oxygen cylinder, EPI gas canisters. Ropes for above Base Camp. Snow bar, ice screw and other items for above Base Camp.
Labor Costs: Pakistan high altitude porter’s price isn’t included in our given price. Local Staff Tip/Bonus.
Personal Expenses: Telephonic calls, fax, emails, liquor and soft drinks. Mini Bars while staying in hotels.
Customs: Customs clearing charges, import and export of equipment’s.
Other: Any other services except those mentioned in the inclusions.

Equipment list:

1.Travel Documents
2. Foot Wear
• Normal Socks (3-4Pairs)
• Trekking Shoes (1 Pair)
• Slippers
3. Hands
• Thin Fleece Gloves (1 Pair)
• Wind Stopper Fleece Gloves
4. Upper Body
• Light Weight Top / Thermo Coat
• Buff
• Fleece Jacket (1)
• Gore Tex Jacket (1)
• Down Jacket (1)
• Cotton T-Shirt (2-3)
5.Lower Body
• Mid Weight Long Under Pants
• Under Wear (4-5 Pairs)
• Gore Tex Pant. (1)
• Water Proof Pant(1)
6. Head
• Sun Cap
• Balaclava
• Fleece Hat
• Neck Gaiter (2-3)
7. Sleeping Bags
• Sleeping Bag – 20 Degree Celsius (For
base camp)
8. Bag Packs
• Rucksacks 45L – 55L
• Duffle Bag 90 L (1 Piece)
09. Sun stuffs
• Sunscreen (Minimum SPF 50)
• Lip balm with SPF 30
• Sunglasses (UV protection)
• Toiletries.
10. Water Bottle & Thermos
11. Medicines
• Brufen / Ibuprofens
• Antibiotic
• Diamox
• Paracetamol
• Handy Plaster
• Crack Bandage
• Tincture Iodine
12.Miscellaneous
• Walking Stick
• Umbrella / Rain Coat