Climb the giants of the Karakoram
Permits, logistics and support for expeditions to Pakistan’s highest peaks — from a first 6,000 m summit to K-2 itself.
Five of the fourteen 8,000 m peaks are in Pakistan
K-2, Nanga Parbat, Gasherbrum I, Broad Peak and Gasherbrum II all rise in the north of Pakistan, along with more than a hundred peaks over 7,000 m. Most are reached by the Baltoro glacier, one of the longest outside the polar regions.
We have supported climbing teams in the Karakoram and Himalaya for decades, from the German Trango Tower expedition to Reinhold Messner on Nanga Parbat in 2000. We handle the permit, the liaison officer, porters and base camp, so your team can focus on the mountain.
From 6,000 m to the top of the Karakoram
Our expeditions, highest first — each bar shows the summit against K-2.
- K-28,611 mc. 60 days · Mid-June – mid-August
- Nanga Parbat8,126 mc. 45 days · June – August
- Gasherbrum I & II8,080 m & 8,035 m45 – 55 days · Mid-June – early August
- Broad Peak8,051 mc. 45 days · Mid-June – early August
- Spantik7,027 mc. 30 days · July – August
- Trango Towers Big-Wall6,286 m35 – 45 days · June – August
- Pastore Peak & K-2 Base Camp6,209 mc. 24 days · Mid-June – August
- Laila Peak6,096 mc. 23 days · June – August
Choose your mountain
Each page has the route, the season and a day-by-day plan from Islamabad to the summit and back.
K-2 Expedition
View program →Mountaineering ExpeditionsBroad Peak Expedition
View program →Mountaineering ExpeditionsGasherbrum I & II Expedition
View program →Mountaineering ExpeditionsNanga Parbat Expedition
View program →Mountaineering ExpeditionsSpantik Expedition
View program →Mountaineering ExpeditionsLaila Peak Expedition
View program →Mountaineering ExpeditionsPastore Peak & K-2 Base Camp
View program →Mountaineering ExpeditionsTrango Towers Big-Wall Expedition
View program →Trip OrganizationLogistical Services for Expeditions
View program →As much support as your team needs
Base camp service
We handle everything up to base camp and back: permits and the liaison officer, the briefing at the Ministry of Tourism, flights, hotels, transport, porters, the base camp cook and kitchen, tents and fuel.
Your team climbs independently above base camp.
Full support
Everything in base camp service, plus experienced high-altitude porters, fixed ropes, stocked high camps and oxygen on the 8,000 m peaks.
We match the team to the route and to your experience.
Every expedition includes
- Expedition permit & liaison officer
- Ministry of Tourism briefing & paperwork
- Domestic flights or road transport
- Hotels in Islamabad & on the route
- Porters to and from base camp
- Base camp cook, kitchen, mess & sleeping tents
- Satellite phone & helicopter rescue arrangements
From permit to summit
- 01
Permit & planning
Tell us your peak, route and dates — several months ahead. We apply for the permit, arrange the liaison officer and agree the plan and service level with your team.
- 02
Islamabad
We meet you at the airport, take you through the Ministry of Tourism briefing and the paperwork, and check your gear and food.
- 03
The approach
Fly or drive to Skardu, Gilgit or Chilas, then trek to base camp with porters carrying the expedition loads.
- 04
Base camp & the climb
Our cook and kitchen crew run base camp while you acclimatize and climb, with weather forecasts relayed to base camp throughout the climb.
- 05
The return
Back down the glacier to the road head, the debriefing in Islamabad and the flight home.
Not ready for a summit? Walk to the foot of K-2 on the K-2 Base Camp trek, or see all our trekking routes.
Let’s build your package together
Tell us about your event or holiday and we will design a program that fits your needs, interests and budget.