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5-7 Star Hotel
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Islamabad
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Islamabad
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Overview
Broad Peak, located in the Karakoram Range on the border of Pakistan and China, stands at 8,051 meters (26,414 feet) and is the twelfth highest mountain in the world. The peak, known as “Falchan Kangri” to the local Balti people, features five summits and offers a challenging but less technically demanding climb compared to other giants like K2 and Nanga Parbat. The expedition provides stunning views of the Baltoro Glacier and nearby K2, making it a coveted journey for mountaineers seeking to test their skills at high altitudes. The peak is part of the Gasherbrum massif and is known for its broad summit ridge, which is nearly 2 kilometers long. The name “Broad Peak” was given by British explorer Martin Conway in 1892 due to its extensive summit.
The first successful ascent was made in 1957 by an Austrian team consisting of Fritz Wintersteller, Marcus Schmuck, Kurt Diemberger, and Hermann Buhl. The climb is considered one of the more accessible 8,000-meter peaks, though it presents significant challenges such as severe weather conditions, steep slopes, and the risk of avalanches.
The trek to the base camp takes adventurers through scenic valleys, flowing rivers, and picturesque villages, providing a rich cultural experience along the way. The climb itself involves navigating steep sections and technical challenges, including crevasse crossings, under the guidance of experienced mountaineers. The summit offers panoramic views of the snow-capped Karakoram peaks, making the challenging ascent incredibly rewarding.
The expedition is supported by skilled local porters and guides who ensure the safety and success of the journey. After the climb, participants return to Skardu and eventually to Islamabad, where they can celebrate their achievement and explore the twin cities of Islamabad and Rawalpindi.
- For Foreign Trekkers
In addition to the iconic Broad Peak Expedition – 52 Days, we present various expeditions vacation choices for individuals and group travelers globally.
| 7,000 m & 8,000 m Peaks | Cost USD | Cost Euro |
| Broad Peak Expedition – 8,051m | $18,000 | €18,000 |
| Spantik Peak Expedition 7,027m | $5,000 | €5,000 |
| Services | Base Camp | Semi Board | Full Board |
| Cost | $6,500 | $10,000 | $18,000 |
Private Expedition Cost
Our top priority is private treks, allowing you to customize your itinerary. We provide exclusive discounts for private treks and international trekking companies.
If you are looking for a private Broad Peak Expedition with family and friends, our cost schedule for groups are given below in the table:
| Solo | 2 to 4 person | Above 6 person | Above 8 person |
| $25,000$ | $23,000 | $21,000 | $18,000 |
- For Pakistani Trekkers
The cost of the Broad Peak Expedition for Pakistani nationals is detailed in the table below, starting at 3,000,000 PKR. We also provide customized private and group packages for Pakistani Nationals. If you are looking for a private Broad Peak Expedition with family and friends, our costs for Broad Peak Expedition for groups are given below in the table:
| Solo Cost | 2 to 4 person Cost | 4 to 8 person Cost | 8 to 20 person Cost |
| 5,000,000 PKR | 4,000,000 PKR | 3,500,000 PKR | 3,000,000 PKR |
Trek Highlights
- 1. Summit Achievement: Reaching the summit of Broad Peak (8,051m), the 12th highest mountain in the world, offers climbers an exceptional sense of achievement.
- 2. Scenic Trekking Route: The journey through the Karakoram Range includes breathtaking landscapes like the Baltoro Glacier, Concordia, and views of K2, Gasherbrum, and Masherbrum.
- 3. Challenging Climb: The ascent involves technical sections, crevasses, and steep slopes, providing a demanding and thrilling climbing experience
- 4. Cultural Experience: Interaction with the local Balti culture in Skardu and surrounding villages enhances the cultural richness of the expedition.
- 5. Professional Support: Expeditions are typically supported by experienced guides, Sherpas, and porters, ensuring safety and logistical efficiency.
- 6. Acclimatization and Preparation: Well-structured itineraries with rest days for acclimatization are essential for adapting to high altitudes and increasing the chances of a successful summit.
- 7. Environmental Commitment: Many expeditions follow eco-friendly practices, emphasizing "Leave No Trace" principles to preserve the pristine environment of the Karakoram Range.
- 8. Comprehensive Services: Packages often include necessary permits, domestic flights, accommodation, meals, and climbing equipment, providing a comprehensive and well-supported expedition experience.
