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Gasherbrum 1 8,080 meters (26,509 feet)

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Gasherbrum I also called Hidden Peak and is a mountain in the Karakoram range. Gasherbrum I is located on the border between Pakistan and China. It has an elevation of 8,080 meters (26,509 feet) and is the 11th-highest mountain in the world. Gasherbrum I is famous for its challenging climbing conditions, unforeseeable weather, and technical difficulties, making it a great objective for experienced mountaineers. The peak's dramatic pyramid shape and its remote location contribute to its charm, attracting adventurers and climbers from around the world to attempt the demanding ascent. The Gasherbrum massif comprises several other notable peaks, including Gasherbrum II, Gasherbrum III, and Gasherbrum IV, collectively making this region a significant destination for high-altitude mountaineering. Gasherbrum I was first climbed in 1958 by a team of American and Pakistani climbers led by Nicholas Clinch. The team climbed via the west ridge of the mountain and reached the summit on July 5, 1958. Since then, there have been several successful ascents of Gasherbrum I, via various routes on the mountain. Gasherbrum I is known for its impressive size and steep, stony appearance. The mountain is part of the "eight-thousanders," a group of 14 peaks above 8,000 meters (26,247 feet) in elevation.

Itinerary

Arrival Islamabad

Arrival Islamabad and transfer to hotel.

Preparation

Preparation day in Islamabad

Islamabad to Skardu

Fly from Islamabad to Skardu

Rest day in Skardu

Expedition briefing and final preparation

Skardu to Jhula

Drive from Skardu to Jhula

Jhula to Paiyu

Trek from Jhula to Paiyu

Paiyu

Rest day in Paiyu

Paiyu to Urdukas

Trek from Paiyu to Urdukas

Urdukas to Goro II

Trek from Urdukas to Goro II

Goro II to Concordia

Trek from Goro II to Concordia

Gasherbum I Base Camp

Trek to Gasherbum I Base Camp

Acclimatize day

Acclimatize day in Base Camp

Gasherbum I

Climbing Period of Gasherbum I

Cleaning up Basecamp:

Preparation for descending back

Goro II

Trek from basecamp to Goro II

Goro II to Kurburtze

Trek from Goro II to Kurburtze

Kurburtze to Mundung

Trek from Kurburtze to Mundung

Mundung to Jhula

Trek from Mundung to Jhula and drive back to Skardu

toward skardu

Farewell and debriefing in Skardu

Skardu to Islamabad

Fly from Skardu to Islamabad & transfer to Hotel

departures

Transfer to the International Airport for final departures

Services

Liaison with Ministry of Tourism in Islamabad for climbing permit process, providing measurements of the appointed Liaison officer for his prescribed kit.
Process of import/export permit from ministry of tourism.
Clearance of cargo before arrival of the team and its storage.
Assistance upon arrival/departure. Official Briefing/Debriefing.
Hotel accommodation in Rawalpindi/Islamabad, Chilas and Skardu.
All meals during trek and at B.C. as per itinerary. Porterage of 75 kg per person of expedition equipment and high altitude food etc. to the B.C. and 50 kg per person on return from BC.
Road transfers between airport/hotel and within city as per itinerary.
Sleeping tents, mattresses, mess, kitchen and toilet tent with tables/field stools and camping ground fees. Kitchen equipment, crockery, cutlery, fuel and related community gear.
Wages and basic kit of guide, sirdar, cook and assistant(s).
Insurance of our field staff and low altitude porters (except helicopter rescue).
Porterage at airports, hotels, toll taxes and parking fee etc.
Mail handling/forwarding to BC/overseas except postage charges.
confirmation of air tickets. (Domestic)
Hiring of HAPs, mail runner(s) and any other crew as per requirement.
The team arranges the wages and kit.
Services Excluded
International, airport tax, excess baggage charges.
Surface transfers in case of flight cancellations to the kick off point.
Liaison Officer kit and equipment, allowances, travel, hotels, meals and insurance and his personal expenses of any kind.
High altitude porters/any crew above BC.
Tents, sleeping bags, personal and climbing equipment of any kind beyond
base camp including high altitude food and oxygen.
Medications, ground evacuations and helicopter rescue charges of any kind.
Room services, laundry, beverages, phone/communication bills and items of personal nature
Insurance liability of member (s) and other under force majeure conditions.
Climbing Permit, Pollution and Environmental fee or any other fee requirement by Government of Pakistan.
Clearing agent charges.

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