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The Mega Trekking adventure takes us on a journey through some of the most stunning peaks of Pakistan. Starting with a visit to Fairy Meadows & Nanga Parbat Base Camp from Raikot Glacier, we witness the beauty of Nanga Parbat, the second-highest peak in Pakistan. From there, we move on to Concordia, known as “the Throng Room of Mountain gods” and hike to K-2 Gasherbrum base camps. Our trek concludes with a hike to Gondogoro La 5450m, the most popular and frequently used high pass in the Karakoram. This pass offers the most overwhelming and extraordinary view of K-2, Broad Peak, G-I, G-II, G-III, G-IV, Masherbrum, & Chogolisa if the weather favors. The Mega Trekking is a journey that will leave you awestruck with the beauty of the region.

Gondogoro La 5450m, established in 1986, is a challenging and technical pass that connects Concordia and the upper Baltoro Glacier to the beautiful Hushe Valley. This pass offers an alternate route to return from Concordia, making it equally famous among trekkers and climbers. If weather favors, the high pass offers the most overwhelming and extraordinary view of K-2, Broad Peak, G-I, G-II, G-III, G-IV, Masherbrum, & Chogolisa besides many other peaks and glaciers in the region. The Mega Trekking is an adventure that will take you through the stunning Karakoram Mountains and leave you with memories for a lifetime.

Itinerary for The Mega Trekking

 

 

Trip Summary:
Islamabad-Chilas-Fairy Meadows-Nanga Parbat Base Camp-Skardu-Askoli-Concordia-Broad Peak Base Camp-K-2 Base Camp-(Gasherbrum Base Camp)-Gondogoro La-Hushe-Skardu-Islamabad
Best time:
Early June to -September
Maximum Altitude:
5450 meters
Trek Grade:
Strenuous
Trip Duration:
25 nights/26 days (9 hotel nights & 16 camping nights)

The Mega Trekking adventure takes us on a journey through some of the most stunning peaks of Pakistan. Starting with a visit to Fairy Meadows & Nanga Parbat Base Camp from Raikot Glacier, we witness the beauty of Nanga Parbat, the second-highest peak in Pakistan. From there, we move on to Concordia, known as “the Throng Room of Mountain gods” and hike to K-2 Gasherbrum base camps. Our trek concludes with a hike to Gondogoro La 5450m, the most popular and frequently used high pass in the Karakoram. This pass offers the most overwhelming and extraordinary view of K-2, Broad Peak, G-I, G-II, G-III, G-IV, Masherbrum, & Chogolisa if the weather favors. The Mega Trekking is a journey that will leave you awestruck with the beauty of the region.

Gondogoro La 5450m, established in 1986, is a challenging and technical pass that connects Concordia and the upper Baltoro Glacier to the beautiful Hushe Valley. This pass offers an alternate route to return from Concordia, making it equally famous among trekkers and climbers. If weather favors, the high pass offers the most overwhelming and extraordinary view of K-2, Broad Peak, G-I, G-II, G-III, G-IV, Masherbrum, & Chogolisa besides many other peaks and glaciers in the region. The Mega Trekking is an adventure that will take you through the stunning Karakoram Mountains and leave you with memories for a lifetime.

Itinerary for The Mega Trekking

 

 

Trip Summary:
Islamabad-Chilas-Fairy Meadows-Nanga Parbat Base Camp-Skardu-Askoli-Concordia-Broad Peak Base Camp-K-2 Base Camp-(Gasherbrum Base Camp)-Gondogoro La-Hushe-Skardu-Islamabad
Best time:
Early June to -September
Maximum Altitude:
5450 meters
Trek Grade:
Strenuous
Trip Duration:
25 nights/26 days (9 hotel nights & 16 camping nights)

The Mega Trekking

In the first part, a visit to Fairy Meadows & Nang Parbat Base Camp from Raikot Glacier will be completed. Nanga Parbat (8125m), the second highest peak in Pakistan and 9th in the world is known as one of the three most challenging mountains above 8000M.

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