Yukshin Gardan Sar Expedition

Get ready for a remarkable trek to conquer the formidable Yukshin Gardan Sar, a towering peak located in Gilgit-Baltistan, Pakistan’s Hispar Muztagh, a sub-range of the Karakoram Mountains. This imposing mountain, which soars to a dizzying height of 7,469 metres (about 24,505 ft) above sea level, boasts the 55th-highest peak in the world and is Pakistan’s highest peak at number 21. Your journey starts in the gorgeous location of Hispar-Nagar in Gilgit-Baltistan, which is surrounded by breathtaking natural beauty.

A symphony of breathtaking heights, including Khunyang Chhish and Kanjut Sar, can be found near Yukshin Gardan Sar. The magnificence of the area’s glaciers is further enhanced by the presence of the Yazghil and Yukshin Gardan Glaciers, adding to the attractiveness of this untainted scenery.

Yukshin Gardan Sar’s first successful ascent took place in 1984 thanks to a committed Pakistani-Austrian Expedition led by Rudolf Wulzer, who had years of experience in mountaineering. This amazing feat was made possible by the difficult South Ridge, which was the route they opted to take. Two more aggressive attempts were made after this success, with the final mission being documented in 1986. The top has remained unassumed ever since, luring new explorers to try their mettle.

The Yukshin Gardan Sar Expedition begins in Hispar, Gilgit-Baltistan, in the heart of the Nagar Valley, where the appeal of the mountains and glaciers arouses the desire for adventure. The path via Nagar Valley and the Hispar Glacier is considerably more accessible and shorter than the alternative route through the Biafo Glacier from Baltoro, making it the favourite option for many. The best time to climb to the top is during Pakistan’s summer, which normally lasts from May to August. This is when the peak is at its most majestically beautiful.

The setting for this expedition is the beautiful Karakoram Mountain Range, which crosses the terrains of Pakistan and China. This mountain range is praised for housing some of the most famous peaks in the world, such as the fabled K2 and Gasherbrum, which beckon daring adventurers to experience their grandeur. The Karakoram Mountains, which span more than 500 kilometres in length and 200 kilometres in width, delicately converge with the Hindukush and Himalaya Mountains at various spots, forming a smooth transition between these natural marvels. The network of waterways in the area, which includes the Hunza River and the powerful Indus River, adds to its beauty.

Join the Yukshin Gardan Sar Expedition and add your name to the list of adventurers who have bravely scaled this amazing peak in the Karakoram Mountains. This voyage promises the chance to see the pristine beauty of enormous mountains and immense glaciers, which are located in one of the most alluring regions of the globe, in addition to the thrill of conquering.

Highlights

• Competitive rates for a peak in Pakistan’s untamed mountains that is part of the 7,000-meter club
• For logistical arrangements to and from the summit, a field office and permanent staff are needed.
• Itinerary based on the extensive knowledge and experience of our mountain guide
• Breathtaking mountain views throughout the expedition
•  Karakoram Trails is a fully authorized indigenous adventure company
• Our Pakistani High Altitude Climber(s) (HAC) typically guides fixed departures.
• Private groups are always a key priority for us.
• Both guided adventures and unguided (alpine-style) climbing are catered to by our company.
• Both “base camp services” and “full board services” are what we offer.
• Sherpas from Nepal can be hired promptly (at least six months before arrival in Pakistan).
• The following High-Altitude Assistance is chargeable.
• a. High Altitude Porter (HAP) from Pakistan, who will transport 20 kg of personal gear between camps
  b. A Nepalese private sherpa, or personal guide/porter, will accompany you on your journey, carry up to 20 kg (44 lbs) of personal gear, meltwater, cook, and be there for you at all times.
  c. Personal equipment transportation service: Sherpas transport up to 10 kg (22 lbs) of personal items between camps and up and down the mountain.