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K2 rising above the Baltoro Glacier on the K2 Base Camp Trek
Nanga Parbat seen from Fairy Meadows on the Nanga Parbat Base Camp Trek
Rakaposhi above the Minapin Glacier on the Rakaposhi Base Camp Trek
Karakoram giants seen from the Gondogoro La Trek
The vast ice basin of Snow Lake on the Snow Lake and Hispar La Trek
Masherbrum peaks above a glacial pool on the Masherbrum Base Camp Trek
Jagged peaks of the Laila Peak massif on the Laila Peak Base Camp Trek
Rush Lake below Karakoram peaks on the Rush Lake Trek
The Rupal Face of Nanga Parbat on the Nanga Parbat Rupal Face Trek
A glacial lake below rugged peaks on the Batura Glacier Trek
Passu Cones seen from the Patundas Meadows Trek
Turquoise Rama Lake on the Rama Meadows and Rama Lake Trek
Guided Trekking Tours

Trekking Tours in Pakistan

Guided treks to K2, Nanga Parbat and Rakaposhi, run by The Golden Adventure (TGA) with our own local team.

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Our Trekking Tours

TREKKING

K2 Base Camp Trek

Walk the Baltoro Glacier to Concordia and the base camps of Broad Peak and K2, the second-highest mountain on earth.

  • Gilgit-Baltistan
  • Best: July – August
Duration22 Days
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Rakaposhi Base Camp Trek

Trek beside the Minapin Glacier to the base camps of Rakaposhi and Diran, with a free day in Hunza.

  • Nagar Valley, Gilgit-Baltistan
  • Best: June – September
Duration11 Days
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TREKKING

Gondogoro La Trek

Concordia and K2 Base Camp, then over the Gondogoro La pass with fixed ropes to the Hushe Valley.

  • Baltoro & Hushe, Baltistan
  • Best: July – August
Duration20 Days
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Rush Lake Trek

One of the highest alpine lakes in Pakistan, reached over the Hopar and Miar glaciers, with views of Spantik and Malubiting.

  • Nagar Valley, Gilgit-Baltistan
  • Best: July – September
Duration10 Days
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Patundas Meadows Trek

A steep climb from Passu to the high pastures of Patundas, with a huge panorama of the Passu Cones, Shispare and the Batura peaks.

  • Passu, Upper Hunza
  • Best: June – September
Duration9 Days
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Batura Glacier Trek

Walk beside the Batura Glacier from Passu through Wakhi summer settlements below the great Batura wall.

  • Passu, Upper Hunza
  • Best: June – September
Duration11 Days
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Nanga Parbat Rupal Face Trek

Walk from Tarashing into the Rupal Valley to stand beneath the Rupal Face of Nanga Parbat, one of the highest mountain walls on earth.

  • Astore Valley, Gilgit-Baltistan
  • Best: June – September
Duration9 Days
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Rama Meadows & Rama Lake Trek

Pine forest, open meadows and a glacial lake below the eastern side of Nanga Parbat, an easy escape from Astore.

  • Astore Valley, Gilgit-Baltistan
  • Best: June – September
Duration7 Days
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Masherbrum Base Camp Trek

From Hushe village up the Masherbrum Glacier to the base camp below Masherbrum (K1), a wild and rarely visited route.

  • Hushe Valley, Baltistan
  • Best: June – September
Duration12 Days
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Laila Peak Base Camp Trek

Trek beside the Gondogoro Glacier to the base of the spear-shaped Laila Peak, with views towards Masherbrum.

  • Hushe Valley, Baltistan
  • Best: June – September
Duration13 Days
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Trekking in Pakistan

Trekking Tours in the Karakoram and Himalaya

Northern Pakistan holds some of the most dramatic mountain scenery on earth, and our trekking tours take you right to the foot of it. Five of the world's fourteen 8,000 m peaks stand here, and many of the greatest walks in Asia begin in Skardu, Gilgit and Hunza.

Our 12 treks range from gentle walks to Rama Meadows and short hikes above Hunza to the base camps of K2 (8,611 m), Nanga Parbat (8,126 m) and Rakaposhi (7,788 m), and full Karakoram crossings such as the Gondogoro La and Snow Lake.

Every trip is run end to end by our own team from Gilgit-Baltistan. You walk with a light daypack; we take care of everything else.

5 / 14of the world's 8,000 m peaks are in Pakistan
12guided treks, easy to expedition grade
7–22days, from short escapes to full crossings
100%local guides, cooks and porters

What every trek includes

  • Transport from IslamabadFlights or road transfers to Skardu or Gilgit and every jeep on the way.
  • Hotels & campingHand-picked hotels and guesthouses, quality tents on the trail.
  • All meals on trekFresh, hot food cooked daily by our own trek cook.
  • Expert local guideEnglish-speaking, altitude-trained guides from Gilgit-Baltistan.
  • Cook & portersWalk with a light daypack while our crew carries the rest.
  • We handle your visaBook a tour with us and we take care of the visa process.
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Find the right trek for you

New to trekking? Start with Rama Meadows, the Nanga Parbat Base Camp Trek or the Rakaposhi Base Camp Trek, all suited to fit beginners.
Ready for an expedition? The K2 Base Camp Trek, Gondogoro La Trek and Snow Lake Trek are the great Karakoram journeys.
TrekDaysDifficultyHighest pointSeason
Rama Meadows & Rama Lake Trek7 daysEasyapprox. 3,500 mJune – September
Nanga Parbat Base Camp Trek8 daysModerateapprox. 4,000 mJune – September
Patundas Meadows Trek9 daysModerateapprox. 4,200 mJune – September
Nanga Parbat Rupal Face Trek9 daysModerateapprox. 3,650 mJune – September
Rush Lake Trek10 daysModerate to strenuousapprox. 4,700 mJuly – September
Rakaposhi Base Camp Trek11 daysModerateapprox. 3,700 mJune – September
Batura Glacier Trek11 daysModerateapprox. 3,800 mJune – September
Masherbrum Base Camp Trek12 daysModerate to strenuousapprox. 4,300 mJune – September
Laila Peak Base Camp Trek13 daysModerate to strenuousapprox. 4,600 mJune – September
Gondogoro La Trek20 daysStrenuousapprox. 5,585 mJuly – August
K2 Base Camp Trek22 daysStrenuousapprox. 5,050 mMid-June – mid-September
Snow Lake & Hispar La Trek22 daysStrenuousapprox. 5,150 mJuly – August
Before you go

How to Choose and Prepare for Trekking Tours in Pakistan

01

Fitness & experience

No climbing skills are needed on any of our treks. The Nanga Parbat and Rakaposhi routes have short days of three to seven hours, with one longer push to base camp. The K2 Base Camp Trek means six to eight hours a day on rough glacier moraine for more than a week, so good health and some multi-day hiking experience are essential.

02

Altitude

Our itineraries gain height gradually and build in rest and acclimatisation days. Guides are trained to spot the early signs of altitude sickness, and the safety of the group always comes before the schedule.

03

Season & weather

The northern trekking season runs from June to September, when the passes are open and the meadows are green. July and August usually bring the steadiest weather on the Baltoro. See our best time to visit Pakistan guide for month-by-month detail.

04

Permits, visa & insurance

The K2 region is a restricted zone that needs a trekking permit and a licensed guide, which we arrange. Other treks need only local registration, handled by our team. Book a tour with us and we handle your visa; read our Pakistan visa guide. Travel insurance with high-altitude and rescue cover is essential, see our travel insurance policy and the UK Pakistan travel advice.

Plan around your trek

FAQ

Trekking Tours FAQ

More questions? See our Pakistan travel FAQ, read reviews from our guests, or plan your trip with our team.

Which trekking tour is best for beginners?

Rama Meadows, the Nanga Parbat Base Camp Trek via Fairy Meadows, the Rakaposhi Base Camp Trek and the Batura Glacier Trek are easy to moderate and ideal for fit beginners. The K2 Base Camp Trek, Gondogoro La Trek and Snow Lake Trek are strenuous and suit experienced trekkers.

When is the best time for trekking in Pakistan?

June to September. On the K2 Base Camp Trek the season runs from mid-June to mid-September, and July and August usually bring the most stable weather on the Baltoro Glacier.

Can I book a trek on private dates?

Yes. Every trek can run as a private trip for you, your family or your group, and our team can also design a custom route around your dates and fitness.

What is included in your trekking tours?

Transport, hotels and guesthouses, camping equipment, all meals on the trek, an English-speaking guide, a cook and porters, permits and local registration, plus full visa support. Each tour page lists the exact inclusions.

Do you help with the Pakistan visa?

Yes. Book a tour with us and we handle your visa. We prepare your Letter of Invitation and guide you through the application step by step.

Do I need my own sleeping bag and gear?

Yes. Personal trekking gear, clothing and a sleeping bag are not included. We send you a detailed packing list as soon as you book.

PRIVATE TREKS

Want a Different Trek?

Every trek can run on private dates, or we can design a route from scratch. Tell us your dates, fitness and group size, and our team will plan trekking tours just for you.

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