K2 Base Camp & Gondogoro La Trek

This is a demanding and spectacular circular trek in Pakistans Karakoram Range that combines a visit to K2 Base Camp with a technical crossing of the Gondogoro La pass. From the pass, trekkers are rewarded with stunning, up-close views of four 8,000-meter peaks, including K2. The route leads you across the vast Baltoro Glacier and into the Hushe Valley.

Darkot Pass Trek

This is a challenging, high-altitude trek connecting the scenic Yasin Valley in Gilgit-Baltistan with the remote Broghil Valley in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa via the historic Darkot Pass (4,575m/15,010ft). Historically a trade route, the trek involves crossing the difficult Darkot Glacier and offers panoramic views of granite peaks and sweeping high-altitude landscapes. It is a rugged adventure for experienced trekkers seeking a journey through one of the most untouched regions of northern Pakistan.

Tirich Mir Base Camp Trek

A demanding trek into the heart of the Hindu Kush range, this route takes trekkers to the base camp of Tirich Mir (7,708m/25,289ft), the highest peak in the range. Starting in the fertile Tirich Valley, the trail follows the Tirich Glacier to Babu Camp (4,700m/15,420ft), with incredible views of other giant peaks like Noshaq and Istor-o-Nal. The trek combines high-altitude trekking with the cultural experience of interacting with the local Kalash people of Chitral.

Naltar Pass Trek

This moderate-level trek takes you from the beautiful alpine valley of Naltar, known for its lush pine forests and vibrant lakes, over the Naltar Pass (4,200m/13,780ft) into the Ishkoman Valley. It provides spectacular views of three distinct mountain ranges—the Hindu Kush, Hindu Raj, and Karakoram—as well as countless 6,000m and 7,000m peaks. The trek passes through summer pastures where you can meet local Gujars, and is accessible from Gilgit via an adventurous jeep ride.

Chilinji Pass

This remote and challenging high-altitude trek crosses the Chilinji Pass (5,290m/17,356ft), linking the Ishkoman and Chapursan valleys in the Hindu Kush range. The route traverses ancient pathways near the Wakhan Corridor, offering trekkers stunning views and a glimpse into the isolated, traditional lifestyles of the Wakhi people. It is known for its rugged landscapes, proximity to the Afghan border, and serene, seldom-visited mountain terrain.

Nanga Parbat Diamir Face Trek

This trek leads to the rugged western face of Nanga Parbat, known for its steep cliffs, impressive icefields, and as the location of the Kinshofer route, which is used by most summit climbers. You will journey deep into the remote Diamir Valley, a wild and rugged landscape, for a close-up view of this challenging side of the mountain. The trek culminates at the Diamir Base Camp, offering an intimate connection with this historic and formidable eight-thousander.

Nanga Parbat Raikot Face Trek

An accessible and highly popular trek, this route takes you to Fairy Meadows, a tranquil and scenic grassland with panoramic views of Nanga Parbats northern face. The journey starts with an adventurous jeep ride from the Karakoram Highway to Tato village, followed by a manageable hike to Fairy Meadows and ultimately to the Raikot Face Base Camp. It is an excellent option for those seeking spectacular mountain scenery with a less strenuous physical challenge.

Nanga Parbat Rupal Face Trek

This trek leads to the base of the massive Rupal Face, considered the highest mountain wall in the world, with a 4,600-meter vertical rise from base to summit. The route follows the lush and tranquil Rupal Valley, offering stunning and intimate views of the "Killer Mountain" from its southern side. It is a demanding but rewarding journey for experienced trekkers, especially since it is less frequented by tourists than the more popular Fairy Meadows trek.

Around Nanga Parbat

The "Around Nanga Parbat" trek is a challenging and extensive circular journey around the Nanga Parbat massif, the worlds ninth-highest mountain. Unlike treks that focus on a single face, this route offers a multi-faceted perspective, taking trekkers through dramatically different landscapes and to the base camps of all three of Nanga Parbats faces: Rupal, Diamir, and Raikot.

Iqbal Top Trek

An accessible yet rewarding trek to a scenic viewpoint discovered in 1998. This shorter, 8–9-day round trip takes hikers to the top of Iqbal Top, providing an expansive view of numerous Karakoram giants, including K2, Broad Peak, and Gasherbrum I and II. The route passes through the summer settlements of Kanday village, offering trekkers a glimpse into the local Balti culture.

Biafo Hisper and Snow Lake

This trek is one of the longest and most remote in the world, traversing the Biafo and Hispar glaciers, which form a single 120-kilometer "river of ice". It crosses the high Hispar La pass to connect the ancient mountain kingdoms of Baltistan and Hunza. Trekkers camp at Snow Lake, a massive glacial basin, and enjoy views of jagged peaks like The Ogre and Latok.

K2 Base Camp Concordia Trek

This challenging route follows the massive Baltoro Glacier to Concordia, often called the "Throne Room of the Mountain Gods," where several major glaciers converge. It offers breathtaking 360-degree views of some of the worlds highest peaks, including K2, Broad Peak, and the Gasherbrum massifs, without requiring the technical pass crossing of the Gondogoro La. The trek culminates with an optional day hike to K2 Base Camp.