Four Mountain Pass in karakoram Range
Four Mountains Pass:
All the four passes have a unique disticntive look and enrich with different Flora and Faunas. During the trek, visitors are often greeted by the region's abundant wildlife. You may encounter animals like Marmots, fox,Chakur, ibex, snow leopard, bear and mountain goats in their natural habitat, while colorful birds such as , golden eagles,Mountain crow and choughs add life to the serene environment. The sounds of chirping birds and the rustling of leaves create a tranquil symphony as you journey through the valley.
The trek also offers spectacular views of the surrounding mountains, with the majestic peaks of the Karakoram range providing a breathtaking backdrop. Snow-capped summits, flowing streams, and vast green meadows unfold at every turn, making the adventure a feast for the senses. Hombroq Valley's unique blend of wildlife and mountain vistas makes it an unforgettable destination for those seeking a deep connection with nature.
1. Humbroq to Karpo Braqbuu Cross La
Elevation: Approx. 4,800 meters (15,750 feet).
Mountain Views:
Early views of the Masherbrum (7,821 meters/25,659 feet), also known as K1.
Stunning vistas of surrounding rugged peaks and glaciers in the Karakoram range.
A mix of alpine meadows and rocky terrains gradually transitioning into high-altitude wilderness.
2. Karpo Braqbu to Bondit La Pass:
Elevation: Approx. 5,200 meters (17,060 feet).
Mountain Views:
Close-up views of Gasherbrum II (8,035 meters/26,362 feet) and other Gasherbrum peaks.
Panoramic glacial valleys and sharp, snow-capped ridges.
The pass offers a dramatic viewpoint where trekkers can marvel at the towering giants of the Karakoram.
3. Bondit La to Iqbal Top
Iqbal Top Elevation: Approx. 5,100 meters (16,732 feet).
Mountain Views:
From Iqbal Top, trekkers can enjoy a breathtaking 360-degree panorama of the Karakoram range.
Clear views of K2 (8,611 meters/28,251 feet), the second-highest peak in the world, dominate the skyline.
Other notable peaks visible include Broad Peak (8,051 meters/26,414 feet) and Gasherbrum IV (7,925 meters/26,001 feet).
Descending toward Tines, the landscape shifts to verdant alpine meadows with picturesque views of smaller surrounding peaks
4. Tenis Valley & Kohe-e-Noor View Point to Thaly La Cross
Elevation: Approx. 5,300 meters (17,388 feet).
Mountain Views:
The thaly La offers one of the most stunning lush green vantage points in the region.
Clear views of Masherbrum, K2, Gasherbrum II, and parts of the Baltoro Glacier region.
On a clear day, distant views of the Trango Towers and other iconic Karakoram formations add to the splendor.
Key Peaks Visible on the Trek
K2 (8,611 meters/28,251 feet) – The crown jewel of the Karakoram range.
Gasherbrum II (8,035 meters/26,362 feet) – Part of the Gasherbrum massif.
Masherbrum (7,821 meters/25,659 feet) – The first peak of the Karakoram.
Broad Peak (8,051 meters/26,414 feet) – A prominent giant in the Baltoro region.
Gasherbrum IV (7,925 meters/26,001 feet) – Known for its dramatic ridges.
Trango Towers – Famous for their steep, sheer granite faces.
Overall Highlights
This high-altitude trek traverses four challenging passes, each offering unique and unforgettable perspectives of the mighty Karakoram range. The journey blends the thrill of adventure with the serenity of untouched landscapes, making it an unparalleled experience for seasoned trekkers and mountain enthusiasts.
Days |
TRIP ITINERARY |
ALTITUDE |
HOTEL/TENTS |
Day-01 |
Arrival Islamabad International Airport |
500-M |
Hotel |
Day-02 |
Fly To Skardu Via PK451 Or
Drive From Islamabad - Chilas ( Flight Subject To Weather Condition) |
1200-M |
Hotel |
Day-03 |
Skardu Sightseeing or
Drive from Chilas to Skardu |
2300-M |
Hotel |
Day-05 |
Drive from Skardu To Hushe |
3,048-M |
Hotel |
Day-06 |
Trek from Hushe To Honbrok
Valley |
3300-M |
Camp |
Day-07 |
Hunbroq to the K2
viewpoint, which offers breathtaking views and difficult slopes. When you get
to the K2 viewpoint, set up a tent for the night, surrounded by outstanding peaks and
pleasant alpine scenery. |
4000-M |
Camp |
Day-08-09 |
Trek from K2 View Point to Cross
,the Honbrok Pass 5600-M to reached the Karpo Brakbo I BC . |
4600-M |
Camp |
Day-10 |
Trek down from Karpo Brakbo I BC
to Nangbrok |
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Camp |
Day-11 |
Trek from Nangbrok Bondit Peak Base Camp - |
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Day-12 |
Trek from Bondit Peak BC to Iqbal
Top 4800-M |
4800-M |
|
Day-13 |
Trek from Iqbal top to Kohenoor
Top 5,015-M And back to Meraj Peak Base Camp |
5,015-M |
|
Day-14 |
Trek back to La overnight at
qolbrangsi rat |
4250-M |
|
Day-15 |
Qolbrangsi rat to cross the Thalay
La pass 5,300-M over night thalay brok |
5,300-M |
|
Day16 |
Trek down to thalay village and
drive to Skardu |
|
|
Day-17 |
Fly To Islamabad /Drive to Chilas |
|
Hotel |
Day-18 |
Drive from Chilas to
Islamabad |
|
Hotel |
Day-19 |
Transfer to Islamabad airport for International
flight. |
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Services Not
Included
-
- ·
Member international
flight tickets
- ·
Helicopter emergency
rescue fees (refundable after deduction of US$ 300/- if not used, it is now
US$15000/-)
- ·
Members any climbing
gears
- ·
Member personal insurance
- ·
Sleeping bag and all
personal expenses such as telephone calls, fax, email charges, liquor or soft
drinks
- ·
Room service,
gratuities for personal services, items of a purely personal nature
- ·
Custom clearing
charges (import and export of equipment)
- ·
Any unforeseen
expenses (such as road block, extra hotel stay, or if members stay more days at
Base Camp) then members will pay according to the number of days spent at Base
Camp.
- · Trekking members will come together. If any/some member split during the period then extra expenses will be charged according to normal price.
Services Not Included
- Member international flight tickets
- · Helicopter emergency rescue fees (refundable after deduction of US$ 300/- if not used, it is now US$15000/-)
- · Members any climbing gears
- · Member personal insurance
- · Sleeping bag and all personal expenses such as telephone calls, fax, email charges, liquor or soft drinks
- · Room service, gratuities for personal services, items of a purely personal nature
- · Custom clearing charges (import and export of equipment)
- · Any unforeseen expenses (such as road block, extra hotel stay, or if members stay more days at Base Camp) then members will pay according to the number of days spent at Base Camp.
- · Trekking members will come together. If any/some member split during the period then extra expenses will be charged according to normal price.
- ·
Member international
flight tickets
- 1 Backpack with a carrying capacity of 60 to 70 L/ 15 -17 Gallons (a similar sized duffle bag or travel bag can be used as a substitute)
- 1 Small backpack for day trips
- Sleeping bag (down or synthetic, down to 0 degrees, lightweight compression bag)
- 1 Warm jacket or parka
- 3 Pairs of outdoor pants (jeans are not recommended as they are difficult to dry out when wet)
- Warm sweaters
- 2 - 4 Pairs of woolen socks
- T-shirts, shirts, hats or caps
- 1 Set of warm underwear such as long underpants and long undershirts
- 1 Pair of good hiking boots (make sure they are "broken-in")
- 1 Pair of light shoes (runners or sneakers)
- 1 Set of light rain gear such as a pant and jacket combination (1 Water bottle with a 1 liter capacity)
- 1 Pocket-knife or hunting knife
- 1 Flashlight
- 1 Pair of sun glasses (VERY IMPORTANT!)
- A supply of sun blocker or sunscreen lotion and Lip sun cream (VERY IMPORTANT!)
- Personal medications
- Underwear, personal items, and toiletries
- 1 pair of fleece pants
- 1 wool or fleece hat
- Headlamp and Batteries (bring at least 2 spare sets)
- 1 pair of Gore-Tex gaiters (heavy-duty, sized large enough to fit over plastic boots)
- 1 pair of Gore-Tex shell gloves
- Trekking poles (recommended)
- Thermarest sleeping pad
- Camera and film
- Journal and pens
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