30 Days
May to September
Islamabad Airport
Astore Valley
18+
Nanga Parbat, the ninth-highest mountain in the world, is one of the most breathtaking peaks globally. It has three main faces: Rupal, Diamir, and Raikot, each with distinct routes and approaches.
Rupal Face: Starts from Tarashing Village via jeep trek; base camp reached in two days.
Diamer Base Camp: Longest trek, approx. three days to reach.
Raikot Face: Access via Raikot Bridge on KKH, then local jeeps to Jail in Tato Valley, near Fairy Meadows.
This trek offers a comprehensive experience, covering all three faces, high passes, and cultural immersion in the surrounding valleys. Optional shorter itineraries are possible depending on time.
| Category | Details |
|---|---|
| Altitude | 8,125 m |
| Best Season | June – September |
| Distance of Trek | Approx. 80–100 km depending on route |
| Trek Standard | Strenuous / High-altitude trekking |
| Start Trek | Gilgit / KKH |
| Finish Trek | Fairy Meadows / Chilas / Skardu (depending on route) |
| Camp Nights | 15–20 approx. |
| Hotel Nights | 5–7 approx. |
| Duration | 30 days (flexible) |
| Zone | Open |
| Range | Karakoram / Himalaya |
| Mode of Travel | Jeep + Trekking |
Arrival in Islamabad
Hotel transfer & rest
Drive on the Karakoram Highway
Overnight in Chilas
Drive along KKH
Enter Upper Hunza region
Visit Khunjerab Pass (4,733 m)
Descend to Hunza valley
Overnight in Karimabad
Explore Baltit & Altit Fort
View of Rakaposhi and Ultar
Drive to Gilgit
Explore city and bazaar
Drive to Tarashing (Astore Valley)
Start of Rupal Face approach
Trek through meadows and streams
Camp at Bizhin
Trek to Rupal Valley
Camp under giant Rupal Face
High altitude trek
Camp near pass
Cross Mazino Pass
Descend into Diamir region
Trek to Raikot side
Arrive at Beyal Campsite
Drive on KKH
Arrive Islamabad
Airport transfer
End of tour
Adventure Land is a Registered Tour operating holding Government License ID-961 company in Pakistan which organize and Operates Expeditions, Treks, Tours, Mountaineering, Safaris and all overland Trips.
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