Haramosh Peak Expedition

The Haramosh Peak Expedition promises to be a very exceptional mountaineering experience. The 28th tallest mountain in Pakistan, Haramosh Mountain, soars to an amazing height of 7,409 metres (about 24,268 ft), making it the highest peak in the country. It is situated in the captivating Gilgit-Baltistan province of Pakistan in the Rakaposhi-Haramosh Mountains, a subrange of the Karakoram Mountains. Famous peaks like Rakaposhi and Malubiting can be found amid Haramosh Peak’s breathtaking environs.

In 1958, an Austrian team led by climbers Heini Roiss, Stephan Pauer, and Dr Franz Mandl succeeded in reaching the summit of this difficult peak, adding an important chapter to the area’s rich history of climbing and making an enduring impression on the mountaineering community. The discovery of a Swiss team in 1947 brought Haramosh Peak to the attention of the world, inspiring further explorations.

The Skardu area in Gilgit-Baltistan serves as the starting point for the ascent of Haramosh Peak. Additionally, a quicker route from Gilgit city is accessible, giving mountaineers easy access to this daunting peak. Between May and August, when the weather is at its best for climbing endeavours, is the optimal time to start this difficult ascent.

A geological wonder of epic proportions, the Karakoram Mountain Range spans Pakistan and China and is home to some of the most renowned peaks in the world, including the fabled K2. This vast range connects with the Hindukush and Himalaya Mountains at numerous points, measuring roughly 500 kilometres in length and 200 kilometres in width. The region is renowned for its majestic valleys and various communities, including the bustling towns of Skardu, Hunza, and Gilgit, in addition to its soaring mountains. The Hunza River, which has a rapid flow and is a prominent element of the terrain, joins the Indus River in the south and flows across the nation to the Arabian Sea.

Adventurers have the chance to have a pleasant stay in the Skardu District, one of Pakistan’s most picturesque regions, after the strenuous Haramosh Peak Expedition. Within this area, which is surrounded by breathtaking natural beauty, one can find the perfect environment for rest and introspection.

The Haramosh Peak Expedition provides not only the exhilaration of mountaineering but also the chance to experience the magnificence of the Karakoram Mountains up close and make lifelong memories amid nature. Join us on this thrilling journey as we strive to scale a magnificent mountain by combining exploration and perseverance.

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.