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Ascent on Mt. K2 (Chogori) (8614м), Pakistan

We bring to your attention the program of climbing to the summit of K2 (8614m), which is one of the most difficult for climbing eight-thousanders. K2 is located in Pakistan, a country amazing in its beauty and color.

Days

Group

7-12 pax

Price

66 310 $

Deposit

9 900 $

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Day 1

Arrival in Islamabad. Hotel accommodation.

Day 2

Islamabad. Tours of Islamabad and Rawalpindi. Preparation of necessary documents for visiting the border area. Briefing at the Ministry of tourism. Night in hotel.

Day 3

Flight Islamabad - Skardu. If the weather is non-flying, moving Islamabad–Chilas.
Moving to Chilas 12 hours. The road passes through corn and rice fields, tea plantations, through Thakot, further along the Indus valley. Overnight in hotel.

Day 4

Chilas-Skardu. Transfer to Skardu (2350 m), 9 hours, the road continues along the Indus, 50 km overlooks the eight-thousander Nanga Parbat (8125m). Overnight at the hotel.

Day 5

Transfer Skardu - Ascoli. Luggage loading in jeeps, moving 6-7 hours to Ascoli (Askoly 3048 m). Overnight in tents.

Day 6-13

Ascoli - Jula (Johla-3200 m) - Paju (Paiju - 3750 m) - Urdukus (Urdukus - 4200 m) - Goro 2 (Goro2 - 4500 m) - Concordia (Concordia -4650 m) - Base camp (5100 m).
Crossing through an arid, almost desert terrain, across the rivers to the Jula camp 3200 m. The next day we will arrive in Paiju (Paiju 3785m), the last oasis in front of the Karakorum glacier. One day of rest for porters and preparing food for several days in advance. The next day, transfer to the Baltoro glacier in Urdukas, where we will enjoy a unique view of Trango. Go past the Muztag Tower to the Concordia Plateau, a place where you can enjoy magnificent views of K2, Gasherbrum IV and Broad Peak from the Baltoro Glacier and Goldwin Austin Glacier. On the last day, we will reach the base camp on the Goldwin Austin Glacier. All overnight in tents.

Day 14-40

Climbing to K2. We will have enough time to climb K2. Three high-altitude camps are equipped with the help of our Pakistani porters. Camp I at an altitude of 5900m, Camp II and Camp III at an altitude of 6900m and 7400m. First, the climb goes along the flat, long clefts of the glacier. The camp is located at the foot of the Southwest Ridge, also known as a banana ridge. We will follow along a clearly defined ridge through rough terrain, along the railing. Then along the Southwest wall to the Southwest wall. We will follow until we reach the South ridge, where there will be camp II at 6900m. This section is one of the most technically demanding when climbing K2. The route will be equipped with a railing in order to guarantee a safe return. From Camp II we will follow the Southwest Wall until we reach Camp III at an altitude of 7400. Having passed the huge rocky pyramid, we will reach the eastern side of the peak K2. Then we will find ourselves on the eastern ridge, which will lead us to the peak of K2, which offers stunning views of the top of Karakorum.

Note: we cannot guarantee the installation of Camp III at an altitude of 7400. It can be difficult to pitch tents due to strong winds and lack of snow. If it is impossible to establish the third camp at an altitude of 7400m, a camp of 7100m will be created and the assault of the peak can occur from there. This strategy has proven effective several times.

Day 41-48

The base camp – Gondogoro – Khushe – Skardu – Islamabad pass. To shorten the return trip, we will go through the Gondogoro Pass to the Khushe Valley. Then we will return to the Concordia plateau. Crossing the Baltoro Glacier, we will reach Ali Camp, which is located at the foot of Chogolis (also called the “bride’s peak”). We will cross the Gondogoro Glacier at night, due to the increasing danger of rockfalls in the daytime, the descent from the pass should take place as soon as possible. After our long stay on the glacier, descent to the Khushe valley. Perhaps we will make one day of rest for porters. Next we will hike to Saisho, this is another two hours where our jeeps will be waiting for us. After a 5-hour drive, we will arrive at our the starting point is Skardu. erelet Skardu - Islamabad only possible provided good visibility in the case of bad weather get to Islamabad on tour bus (2 days).

Day 49

Islamabad. Today we will have little time to visit the Bazaars in Islamabad. Overnight at the hotel.

Day 50

Departure to Russia.

Price includes

-Domestic flights Skardu – Islamabad
-All transfers, excursions, bus and jeep transfers
-Full board during the entire expedition
-All drinks during the entire expedition, except alcohol
-Hotel accommodation in double rooms
-Tents, tent toilet, tent for shower
-1 tent for one participant in the base camp
-1 tent for 2 participants in high-altitude camps
-Lightweight rugs for high camps
-Rail ropes, ligament ropes, ice drills, etc.
-High altitude burner and cookware
-Communication (radio) in the base camp (12 volts)
-1 walkie-talkie for 2 participants (9 volts)
-Satellite phone
-Weather forecast
-Solar battery
-Electricity in the base camp for charging electronic gadgets
-Porters to and from base camp
-1 rescue sled
-Oxygen for emergency
-Pharmacy with a pulse oximeter in base camp
-Pharmacies in high camps
-Cooks and helpers
-1 porter for 3 participants
-Liaison officer
-Certified Mountain Guide

Price does not include

-International flight
-Climbing insurance
-Personal porter for high camps (can be ordered in advance)
-Alcoholic drinks
-Meal in cities (except breakfast in hotels)
-Visa to Pakistan
-Additional costs arising from changes in the program
-Helicopter return flight

Pakistan, K2 (8611m), Mountaineering

Trip overview

Moscow - Islamabad - Skardu - Askoli - Jhola - Paiju - Urdukus - Goro2 - Concordia - Base camp - Concordia - Ali camp - pass Gondogoro La - Chuspang - Saitcho - Hushe - Skardu - Islamabad - Moscow

Personal gear

Personal gear
On Everest climbers use 2 Base Camps – BC (5100m) and ABC (6500m). Hence it is advisable to have 2 sets of Base Camp equipment for Everest (e.g. – 2 sleeping bags so that you don’t have to carry your sleeping bag up and down).

The price includes some personal equipment:
- Oxygen Sets – 2 masks + 2 regulators + 10 oxygen cylinders (4L each)
- 1 Team jacket (windblock),
- 2 Team T-shirts.

Equipment needed for BC and ABC:

- Duffle bag
- Sleeping bag -2 (one for BC, one for ABC, we supply bags for the other camps)
- Personal items for washing
- Your Notebook

Technical Equipment for the ascent:

- Crampons (e.g. Grivel G12)
- Backpack 45-50 liters
- Harness
- Self belay
- Carabiners with locks: 5 items
- Jumar (ascender)
- Ski/walking poles
- Thermosflask 1L
- Rappel device
- Ice Axe
- Head lamp with extra batteries
- Photo camera

Equipment for body and feet:

- Trekking shoes
- Boots rated for 8000m+ for example the "Everest" Millet type
- Down jacket + down trousers (or down suit/overall)
- Gore-tex jacket with wide hood
- Gore-tex trousers (better semi-overalls/bibs)
- Windblock jacket (we already supply one)
- Windblock trekking pants
- Fleece Jacket "Polartec - 100" - 2 items
- Warm underwear - 2-3 sets
- Personal underwear
- Polartec gloves – 2 pairs
- Thinsulate gloves
- Thinsulate mittens - 2 pairs
- Warm woolen socks - 4-5 pairs
- Balaclava
- Warm hat
- Windblock face mask
- UV glasses, UV-400
- Ski goggles, UV-400

We have the biggest record of orginizing many commertial technical and altitude expeditions.
Our guides are highly experience with guide work on many serious climbs all over the world.
We offer the best accommodation and food conditions. Your personal needs any special kinds of food will be considered.
You can contact your personal advisor in the gear issue for free consultation. Plus free delivery of your personal rented gear to base camp.
We offer the scheme of discounts for loyal clients.

Additional information

Korobeshko Luda

Manager

Kotlyar Svetlana