Passu Peak (7,284-M)
Passu Peak has an elevation of 7,478 meters (24,534 feet) and is the 38th highest mountain in Pakistan. Passu Peak is a mountain located in the Hunza Valley of Pakistan’s Gilgit-Baltistan region. It is part of the Karakoram Range and is known for its stunning beauty and challenging climbing routes.
Drifika Expedition (6,447-M)
Mount Drifika also know as Drefekal, which is a 6,447-meter (21,161-foot) peak located in the Karakoram Range of Pakistan. The expedition typically involves a multi-day trek to the base of the mountain, followed by several days of climbing to reach the summit.
Spantik Expedition (7,027-M)
Spantik Peak also know as Golden Peak, with the height of 7027 meters. There are two routes to climb this peak. The first ascent was made by Mikhail Davy and Alexander Klenov. In the beginning, they climbed from the first section on the English Route. After that, they switched to the new which needed 11 camps.
Rush Lake Trek
The trek starts in the village of Hoper, near the Hunza Valley, and takes you through the beautiful Nagar Valley before heading up to Rush Lake, which is one of the highest alpine lakes in the world, at an elevation of around 4,694 meters.
K-6/K-7 Base Camp Trek
The journey towards the K7 and K6 base camps encompasses the stunning river Charakusa. The stretch between K7 base camp and Spangsar is regarded as a mountaineer’s paradise, replete with a variety of mountains and rock walls. Without a doubt, this expedition promises a thrilling experience.
Laila Peak Expedition (6,096-M)
Laila peak is one of the stunning and amazing mountains in the Karakoram Range. It has a perfect needle shape that makes it prominent. When you will see it from the west side then it will look like other mountains.
Rakaposhi B.C Trek
Standing at an elevation of 7788m above sea level, Rakaposhi Mountain is a magnificent peak situated in the Karakoram Mountain Range.