Kampire Dior Expedition

Adventurers looking to scale a spectacular peak located in Pakistan’s daunting Karakoram Mountains’ Batura Muztagh range might take on the adventurous Kampire Dior Expedition. The Batura Glacier, which is the seventh-longest non-polar glacier in the world, proudly climbs slightly over the magnificent height of 7,143 metres Kampire Dior. The Batura Muztagh range includes this outstanding peak, which is a notable component. Other famous mountains nearby are Batura Sar, Ultar Sar, Passu Sar, and Shishpare.

Passu Village, located in Gilgit-Baltistan’s picturesque Gojal Valley not far from Hunza, is the village closest to this beautiful peak. The significance of the name “Kampire Dior,” which translates to “house of the old woman,” is distinctive and intriguing. This peak is situated in a stunning mountainous region near other well-known summits like Hunza Peak and Lady Finger (Bublimotin), surrounded by stunning glaciers like the Batura and Karambar Glacier.

When a Japanese Expedition successfully made the first climb of Kampire Dior in 1975, they significantly added to the illustrious history of mountaineering in the Karakoram. This accomplishment signalled the start of a legendary legacy in the climbing community.

With mesmerising vistas and a strenuous ascent that appeals to experienced climbers, the Kampire Dior Expedition provides an exhilarating trek into the heart of the Karakoram Mountains. The expedition route begins in Gilgit-Baltistan’s Upper Hunza region at the easily accessible Passu Village. A 50-minute flight from Islamabad, Pakistan’s capital city, to Gilgit makes it easy to get to Gilgit and then take a short two-hour drive to get to Passu.

One of the world’s most famous mountain ranges, the Karakoram Mountain Range, which spans Pakistan and China, is home to some of the most well-known summits in the world, including the iconic K2 and Gasherbrum. This range, which stretches an astonishing 500 kilometres in length and 200 kilometres in width, is praised for its different valleys and civilizations in addition to its mountaineering chances. Skardu, Hunza, and Gilgit are charming regions that provide as evidence of the area’s natural beauty and historical history.

The Kampire Dior Expedition is an invitation to engage with the raw grandeur of the Karakoram and forge lifelong memories, not just a climbing adventure. Join us as we journey deep into the Karakoram and climb Kampire Dior, a representation of human resolve contrasted against the magnificence of nature.

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.