Rakaposhi Expedition (7788m)
Rakaposhi Expedition (7788m)
Duration
40 Days
Departs from
Gilgit, Skardu, islamabad
About This Trip
Rakaposhi Expedition Pakistan 2026-2027 – Complete Guide to Climbing Rakaposhi (7788m) The Rakaposhi expedition in Pakistan is one of the most visually stunning and technically rewarding mountaineering experiences in the Karakoram Range. Rising to an elevation of 7,788 meters, Rakaposhi is the 27th highest mountain in the world and is famous for its immense vertical relief, rising dramatically from the Hunza and Nagar valleys. Often searched as “Rakaposhi expedition Pakistan,” “Rakaposhi base camp trek,” “climbing Rakaposhi difficulty,” and “Hunza valley mountaineering expeditions,” this iconic peak attracts climbers seeking a serious high-altitude challenge outside the 8000-meter category.
Day-by-Day Itinerary
What's Included
Included
- Climbers review the expedition plan, safety guidelines, and logistical arrangements before heading into the mountains.
- Travel to Gilgit and Hunza/Nagar Region
- From Islamabad, climbers travel to Gilgit by air or road along the scenic Karakoram Highway. The journey itself is a highlight, offering views of rivers, valleys, and towering peaks.
- From Gilgit, the route continues to the Nagar Valley, located across the Hunza River. This region serves as the gateway to Rakaposhi.
- Climbers spend time here acclimatizing and preparing for the trek to base camp.
- Trek to Rakaposhi Base Camp via Minapin
- The approach to Rakaposhi base camp begins from Minapin village, a lush and scenic settlement surrounded by orchards and forests.
USD 3,850
per person
