Transfer to hotel. Made necessary arrangements
Gasherbrum I / Hidden peak 8068m Expedition
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“Rising into the twilight thou white and shining peak draw me away from this turmoil and tell me you’re not meek” Liver Khan
Hidden Peak as translated by the natives means “Shining Wall”. Among the six Gasherburn Peaks in the Karakoram range Gasherbrum I is the highest. The Americans were the first to reach its the Autumn of 1958. It was first climbed by A. Kaufman and P. Schoening in 1958. Although the French had made an attempt as early as 1956, Hidden Peak was also the first eight thousand meter peak to be climbed in Alpine style. These days there are more than six different routes on Gasherbrun I with as many variations providing the able mountaineer with opportunities galore. The trek to the Base Camp starts at Skardu town through Shigar valley across the Baltoro glacier.
Itinerary
Briefing at Ministry of Tourism
Drive to Chilas. Transfer to hotel for overnight
Drive to Skardu. 8-10 hrs drive. Overnight at hotel
Rest day and Final Preparation for Expedition
Drive to Thongal 8-10 hrs
Trek to Jhola, 7-8 hrs
Trek to Bardumal – Paiju, 7-8 hrs
Day free for Rest
Trek to Urdukas, 7-8 hrs.
Trek to Goro, 6-7 hrs.
Trek to Concordia, 4-5 hrs.
Trek to Hidden Peak Base Camp (5600m), 8-9 hrs.
Climbing period
Return to Askole or Hushe and Drive to Skardu. Overnight at hotel
Fly to Islamabad or Drive to Chilas if flight cancels. Overnight at hotel
Please Note:
Location
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