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5 Star Hotel
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Islamabad
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Overview
The Nanga Parbat Expedition offers climbers a challenging yet rewarding experience on one of the world’s most formidable peaks. Standing at 8,126 meters (26,660 feet), Nanga Parbat, also known as the “Killer Mountain,” is the ninth-highest mountain in the world. The expedition typically spans over 40 to 50 days, starting from Islamabad and culminating at the summit, passing through a series of strategic high camps.
The journey begins with an arrival in Islamabad, where climbers undergo official procedures and make final preparations. From Islamabad, the expedition proceeds with a scenic drive to Chilas, followed by another drive and trek to reach Kachal. The trek to the base camp, located at approximately 4,150 meters (13,615 feet), offers breathtaking views of the surrounding alpine forests, glacial valleys, and the mighty Nanga Parbat itself.
The ascent from the base camp involves several weeks of acclimatization, establishing high camps, and preparing for the summit push. Climbers typically set up multiple camps (Camp 1, Camp 2, Camp 3, and possibly Camp 4) to facilitate a gradual ascent. The route is meticulously planned, and the climbing period is used to make acclimatization climbs and wait for a suitable weather window for the final summit push.
After summiting, climbers descend back to the base camp, where they rest and prepare for the journey back. The descent involves trekking back to Kachal, then driving to Chilas, and finally returning to Islamabad.
- For Foreign Trekkers
In addition to the iconic Nanga Parbat Expedition – 40 Days, we present various expeditions vacation choices for individuals and group travelers globally.
7,000 m & 8,000 m Peaks           | Cost USD | Cost Euro |
Nanga Parbat Expedition – 8,126m | $5000 | €5000 |
Broad Peak Expedition – 8,051m | $18,000 | €18,000 |
Spantik Peak Expedition 7,027m | $5,000 | €5,000 |
Private Expedition Cost
Our top priority is private treks and expedition, allowing you to customize your itinerary. We provide exclusive discounts for private treks and international trekking companies.
If you are looking for a private Nanga Parbat 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 |
$5000$ | $4100 | $3200 | $2800 |
- For Pakistani Trekkers
The cost of the Nanga Parbat Expedition for Pakistani nationals is detailed in the table below, starting at 5,000,000 PKR. We also provide customized private and group packages for Pakistani Nationals. If you are looking for a private Nanga Parbat Expedition with family and friends, our costs for Nanga Parbat 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 |
8,000,000 PKR | 65,000,000 PKR | 5,500,000 PKR | 5,000,000 PKR |
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Trek Highlights
- • Fairy Meadows: This lush, green plateau offers incredible views of Nanga Parbat and is the starting point for the expedition. It's an idyllic spot for relaxation and photography, surrounded by forests, meadows, and crystal-clear streams.
- • Diverse Scenery: The trek encompasses a variety of landscapes, from dense pine forests and green meadows to rocky terrains and glacial moraines, providing a visual feast for trekkers.
- • Cultural Experience: Interaction with local communities, witnessing the traditional lifestyle of the region, and sharing stories with fellow trekkers and climbers from around the world (Base Camp Excursion).
- • Challenging Climb: Tackle one of the world’s most challenging peaks with expert guidance and support.
- • Breathtaking Panoramas: Throughout the expedition, climbers are rewarded with stunning views, including the majestic Nanga Parbat and the surrounding Himalayan range.
- • Wildlife and Flora: The expedition provides opportunities to observe diverse wildlife and flora native to the Himalayan region, adding to the natural charm of the expedition.
- • Historical Significance: Nanga Parbat's rich climbing history and the stories of past expeditions add a layer of intrigue and inspiration to the expedition, making it a truly memorable adventure.