Highlights
Scenic flight over Karakoram peaks
Trekking to Thalay La pass (4800m)
Exploring ancient forts in Khaplu & Shigar
Cultural immersion in Skardu bazaar
Itinerary
For hikers craving the ultimate mountain adventure, Pakistan Hike Around The Giants offers an 11-day trek through the formidable Karakoram Range. Starting in Islamabad, this challenging journey leads you across Shigar Valley, Skardu, Thalay La, and more. Witness the towering peaks of K2 and Nanga Parbat, traverse verdant valleys and pristine glaciers, and mingle with locals in bustling bazaars. Ideal for young adults and experienced adventurers, the tour’s highlight is its access to some of the world’s most dramatic landscapes, promising both physical exhilaration and cultural discovery.
day 1Islamabad, Pakistan
On Day 1. (L/D)
Upon your arrival at Islamabad International Airport, you'll be warmly welcomed and escorted to your hotel. This day is all about you—take the time to unwind and recharge after your journey, preparing yourself for the exciting adventures awaiting you.
day 2Islabamad - Skardu, Pakistan
day 3Skardu - Khaplu, Pakistan
day 4Khaplu - Thalay valley - Thalay broq, Pakistan
day 5Thalay broq – Dubla Khan, Pakistan
day 6Dubla Khan - High camp, Pakistan
day 7High camp –Thalay La – Camp 3, Pakistan
day 8Camp-3 – Shigar Valley, Pakistan
day 9Shigar - Skardu – Islamabad, Pakistan
day 10Islamabad
day 11Islamabad, Pakistan
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