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G I 8068m & G II 8035m

Gasherbrum I is the 11^th highest peak in the world and the 3^rd highest peak in Pakistan with the elevation of 8068m (26,470ft) while Gasherbrum II 8035 is the 13^th highest peak in the world and 5^th highest in Pakistan. Gasherbrum is a local language, which means ‘Shining Wall’. There are six peaks of Gasherbrum massif and Gasherbrum I and Gasherbrum II are above 8000m. The easy accessible route is the South West Ridge. A most clearly defined spur that is relatively free of objective dangers. Gasherbrum was first time climbed on 8 July 1956 by Fritz Moravec, Josef Lard and Hans Willenpart of an Austrian expedition.
From 1889 to 1929, Gasherbrum group is surveyed and photographed by British and Italian explorers. The explorers William Martin Conwey introduced the name ‘Hidden Peak’ and Gasherbrum. In 1934 a big International expedition organized by the Swiss G.O. Dyhrenfurth. The expedition explored both peaks and two climbers get to a height of 6300m.
If you want to climb Gasherbrum, it is advised, you will need outstanding stamina, a fierce determination and an ability to deal with expedition. Generally most expedition that come here all of up to 50 days to climb this mountain from arrival in Islamabad, the capital of Pakistan.

 Itinerary       

Services included:

·         Liaison with Ministry of Tourism in Islamabad for Permit process.

·         Royalty fee  and pollution fee to be paid by the Govt: of Pakistan.

·         Assistance upon on Arrival and Departure.

·         Welcome reception and farewell meeting (Briefing) at Alpine Club of Pakistan.

·         All meal during hotel stay, trek and BC.

·         Porterage of all foodstuff and equipment up to BC and back.

·         Road transfer between Airport/hotel and within city as per itinerary.

·         Dome tents for sleeping for members. (1 tent for 2 people) at BC.

·         Mess tent with tables and stools, kitchen tent and toilet tent.

·         Camping site fees and bridge crossing.

·         Kitchen equipment, crockery, cutlery, fuel and all related gear.

·         Wages and basic kit of Guide, Cook, Assistant Cook Porter Sardar and Low Altitude Porters.

·         Insurance of our field staff and low altitude porters (except helicopter rescue)

·         Porterage at Airport, hotels, tool taxes and parking fees etc.

·         Mail handling and forwarding to BC and overseas.

·         Reconfirmation of air tickets.

·         Hiring of High Altitude Porters, mail runners and other crew as per requirement. (Wages and kit to be arranged by the team)

·         Domestic airfare. Surface transfer incase of flight cancellation.

Service not included:

·         International air fare, airport taxes, excess baggage charges.

·         Liaison Officer Kit and equipment, allowance, travel, hotel and his personal expenses of any kind.

·         Wages, allowance, food and kit-equipment of HAPs or any crew beyond BC.

·         Sleeping bags personal and climbing equipment of any kind above BC including high altitude food and oxygen.

·         Medications ground evacuations and Helicopter rescue.

·         Insurance liability of members.

·         Tips for field staff, drivers and porters.