Muztagh Ata Expedition
Mustagh Ata (7,546m, 24,750ft) lies in western China, about 25 km east of Tajikstan and about 75 km north of Pakistan. It was attempted in 1947 by the famous British climbers Shipton and Tilman who turned back only…
Diran peak expedition
34 DAYS / 33 NIGHTS
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“We have climbed the mountain there’s nothing more to do. It’s terrible to come down to the valley when, amidst many flowers one thinks of snow.”
Diran peak 7266 m is called Minapin as well as Diran. It is situated in the Rakaposhi and Haramosh mountain region near the Minapin, Hinarchi and Baultar glaciers and is easily accessible because of the Karakoram Highway. It is 7,273m/23,861ft. in height. Being one of the most fascinating peaks that dominates the Gilgit valley, Diran adds special color to otherwise rugged beauty of the valley.
Itinerary
Transfer to hotel. Made necessary arrangements.
Briefing at Ministry of Tourism.
Drive to Chilas. Transfer to Hotel for overnight stay.
Drive to Karimabad. Overnight at hotel.
Drive to Hapakun. Overnight at Camp.
Trek back to Taghafari. Overnight in tents.
Trek to Diran Peak Base Camp.
Reserved for climbing Diran Peak.
Trek back to Taghafari. Overnight at tents.
Trek back to Minapin. Overnight in tents.
Drive to Karimabad. Overnight at hotel.
Drive to Chilas. Overnight in hotel.
Drive to Islamabad. Overnight at hotel.
Debreifing at Ministry of Tourism. Overnight at hotel.
Transfer to airport.
Please Note:
The above itinerary is not a fixed programme but is intended to give an indication of the likely events during the expedition. Please note that because of the nature of mountaineering on 8,000m peaks, it will be necessary to have a flexible plan in order to take the best advantage of situations as they present themselves. Any changes to the itinerary will be made with a view to maximizing the benefit to the team members and of ensuring their eventual success on the mountain.
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