Pakistan has long been the focal point of the world's greatest mountaineering treasures — home to five of the highest peaks on Earth, all exceeding 8,000 meters, second only to Mount Everest. These rocky and icy mountain phenomena have presented intrepid and challenging objectives to mountaineers for decades.
There are currently over 100 mountain peaks open for climbers, and mountain amateurs pursue permits for climbing expeditions to these peaks annually. Most notably, there is the "Killer Mountain," Nanga Parbat, towering above 8,000 meters. Pakistan also has about 108 peaks exceeding 7,000 meters. Above all, there are the five towering giants universally known: K2, Gasherbrum I, Gasherbrum II, Broad Peak, and Nanga Parbat — widely known as the Killer Mountain. For decades, these natural phenomena have attracted thousands of mountain lovers from around the world. Peaks apart from those described remain nameless and unclimbed, with heights ranging from 6,000 meters and above.
The Ultimate Adventure
If you feel like bracing for trekking and climbing, you will experience the wonder of nature. You will surely get the ecstasy of a new world of frozen glaciers, rocky terrains, and high peaks scattered around like spikes and pinnacles — particularly the major peaks hovering around 8,000 meters.
All these collections of mountains, with their utmost beauty, compose a real paradise for the outside world to enjoy — an unimaginable experience and knowledge enhancement. These clusters of mountains fall only in the Karakoram and Himalayan mountain ranges of Pakistan, with towering skyscrapers of rock and ice.
The best part of the Karakoram region is the junction where the colossal ranges connect — the mighty Himalayas, the Karakoram, and the Hindukush. You can visit this living paradise that awaits you. Experience the awesome beauty, reality, and guts required to climb such unique mountain peaks with Hunza Adventure Tours. Apply now for climbing expeditions.
Permits & Regulations
To receive a permit to climb and scale mountains, the Gilgit-Baltistan Council issues permits in Islamabad, Pakistan, valid throughout the season. Some credentials are required to receive permits, but Hunza Adventure Tours is responsible for providing all logistics needed for expeditions.
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Liaison Officers: Not required for expeditions to peaks of 6,000 meters.
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Royalty & Fees: Rates depend on the height and elevation of the peak.
Our Mountaineering Services
Hunza Adventure Tours provides:
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Mountaineering equipment and all other logistics required all the way to base camp for the ascent
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Experienced high-altitude porters who have handled numerous operations
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Full expedition support — from permit processing to base camp logistics
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Customized itineraries tailored to your climbing objectives
To plan your expedition in Pakistan, please seek our assistance and cooperation. We will comply with every relevant demand of your expedition.
Why Choose Hunza Adventure Tours?
Hunza Adventure Tours is one of the renowned local tour and adventure companies based in Gilgit-Baltistan, Pakistan. We are equivalent to other companies for sharing and conducting trips, tours, and expeditions, with a strong reputation for handling clients at the highest standard. During our services and hospitality, most of the peaks scaled in the Himalayas, Karakoram, and Hindukush have been supported by our team.
Hunza Adventure Tours welcomes you and ensures all possible services and cooperation.
King of Mountains
K2 (8,611m) Peak Expedition 2026/2027
Conquer the 'Savage Mountain' — the ultimate test of high-altitude mountaineering via the legendary Abruzzi Spur in the heart of the Karakoram.
- Full base camp infrastructure at Concordia & Godwin-Austen
- Certified high-altitude Balti / Sherpa support & oxygen
- Full liaison officer and ACP permit logistics
Killer Mountain
Nanga Parbat (8,126m) Peak Expedition
The western anchor of the Himalayas. Tackle the sheer Kinshofer route on the Diamir Face — one of mountaineering's most legendary ascents.
- Diamir Face base camp setup with complete mess & solar
- Raikot / Fairy Meadows approach options available
- Rigged fixed ropes and high camp staging support
Karakoram Giant
Broad Peak (8,047m) Peak Expedition 2027/2028
The world's 12th highest peak standing right across the Godwin-Austen Glacier from K2. Classic West Ridge route with spectacular panoramic views.
- Standard West Ridge route logistics
- Can be combined as a double-header with K2 or G-II
- Dedicated high altitude porters & satellite tracking
Hidden Peak
Gasherbrum I (8,068m) Peak Expedition 2025/2026
Known as 'Hidden Peak' — the highest peak in the Gasherbrum massif and 11th highest in the world, offering an authentic high-altitude expedition.
- Complete Baltoro approach caravan logistics
- Dedicated Gasherbrum base camp infrastructure
- High-altitude fixed rope and emergency oxygen
Most Accessible 8000m
Gasherbrum II (8,035m) Peak Expedition 2025/2026
Considered the most achievable of the Pakistan 8,000m peaks via the Southwest Ridge, providing a solid introduction to extreme-altitude climbing.
- Southwest Ridge straightforward route profile
- Full board dining dome & generator power at Base Camp
- Experienced sirdars & ACP royalty clearance
Most Popular 7000m
Spantik / Golden Peak (7,027m) Expedition 2027/2028
The premier 7,000m training peak in the Karakoram. Non-technical snow slopes on the Southeast Ridge make it ideal for stepping up from 6,000m.
- Straightforward Southeast Ridge route
- Approach via beautiful Chogolungma Glacier from Arandu
- High summit success rate for fit climbers
What We Provide For Climbing Expeditions
Handling all paperwork with the Alpine Club of Pakistan, Ministry of Tourism, and Military Liaison Officers.
Individual member sleeping tents with foam mattresses, heated mess tent, solar charging stations, and toilet tents.
Nutritious high-altitude meals combining Western, Asian, and local specialties made from fresh valley produce.
Fully equipped, insured, and certified Balti & Hunzakut mountain porters and experienced 8000m summiteer sirdars.
Ascending the Giants of the Karakoram & Himalaya
Pakistan is home to five of the world's fourteen 8,000-meter peaks and hundreds of soaring alpine granite summits.