General
Jalipur Peak Climbing Expedition (2024-25)
Experience the excitement of the Himalayas with the Jalipur Peak Climbing Expedition. This journey, ideal for those looking for an approachable adventure, leads you through gorgeous landscapes to the peak of Jalipur Peak, where you can enjoy amazing vistas and a gratifying climbing experience. Located west of the Raikot Glacier and south of the Khusto Pass, this expedition combines natural beauty with a doable ascent, making it ideal for a memorable Himalayan experience.
Dates & Cost – Jalipur Peak Climbing Expedition
Summers are ideal for the Jalipur Peak Climbing Expedition. The start and end dates in the table below are your arrival and departure dates from Pakistan. The months mentioned below are ideal for trekking in the Karakoram region of Pakistan. We have guaranteed departures every year that operate until October. Our dates and costs are noticeable below.
| Start Dates | End Dates | Price (USD) | Availability | Deposit | Registration |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 20-Jun-2024 | 04-Jul-2024 | US$ 2,000 | Limited Space | US$ 260 | BOOK NOW |
| 20-Jun-2025 | 04-Jul-2025 | US$ 2,000 | Available | US$ 260 | BOOK NOW |
| Start Dates | End Dates | Price (USD) | Availability | Deposit | Registration |
Holiday Information
Inclusions for both International & local trekkers
- Implementation of government SOPs/Guidelines in case of new pandemic variants.
- All domestic flights (Checked Baggage Allowance: 20kg, Hand Carry: 7kg)
- All road transfers including airport transfers
- All hotel accommodation in Pakistan (twin sharing room)
- All trekking accommodation in Pakistan (twin sharing dome tent)
- All camping site fees and bridge fees
- All trekking logistics (all tents, non-personal equipment and tools etc)
- All meals (breakfast, lunch & dinner) and beverages/water during meals
- Snacks including dry fruits and tea/coffee during the trek
- Free refills of boiled drinking water on the trek
- Licensed professional guide (government requirement)
- Government trekking permit fees and paperwork
- Waste management fees (government requirement)
- Islamabad and Skardu city tours including all entry fees
- Support staff (cook, assistant(s) etc)
- Porters - personal luggage (14kgs)
- Storage service for baggage in Skardu (for leaving a bag behind in Skardu before going on the trek)
- First aid medicine kit (basic)
- Satellite phone for emergencies
- Trekking map and trip achievement certificate
Exclusions for both International & local trekkers
- Personal travel insurance (Recommendation/Rescue Partners: Global Rescue)
- Visa to Pakistan (five supporting documents will be offered)
- International airfare
- Personal equipment (e.g. trekking shoes, down jacket, walking sticks etc)
- Personal mountain equipment (crampon, mountaineering boot, ice axe, harness, two carabiners, helmet etc)
- Extra nights in Islamabad (hotel check in/out is 12pm) - additional USD 67 per night
- Additional trek weight/baggage: USD 11 per kg
- Storage service for baggage in Islamabad: USD 28 per bag/piece
- Tips/gratuities for guides, porters, staff etc
- Miscellaneous (minibar, bottled water, phone calls, laundry, souvenir etc)
- Early Windup/Return Costs (e.g. early return from trek due to any reason)
- Costs due to Force Majure (e.g. earthquake, landslide, floods, etc)
Itinerary – Jalipur Peak Climbing Expedition
The itinerary for the Jalipur Peak Expedition is noticeable below.
Day 02: Fly to Skardu, Karakoram
On this Day
GPS Data
Altitude: 2,498 m
Participants on this morning will take the spectacular flight from Islamabad airport to Skardu airport. You will be able to see Nanga Parbat if clouds allow. After arrival in Skardu, the day is free.
Day 03: Spend free day in Skardu
On this Day
GPS Data
Altitude: 2,498 m
After breakfast, the participants will walk to Kharpocho fort in Skardu, which is located up on a mountain. The Kharpocho fort gives a splendid view of the Indus and Skardu town. The participants will also have an option to take a tour to Sadpara Lake followed by free shopping time in Skardu Bazaar.
During sightseeing, our staff will take care of further government documentation required in Skardu. This can sometimes take two days. We have contingency days towards the end of the trek incase of any delays.
Day 04: Drive to Astore over Deosai Plains
On this Day
You’ll need eight hours in four-wheel-drive vehicles to get from Skardu to Astore via the Deosai Plain.
Day 05: Drive to Raikot Bridge to Fairy Meadow
After breakfast, we will travel to Railot Bridge and then switch to local jeeps for the trip to Tato, which will take around 2-3 hours. We'll have lunch in Tato Village and meet our porters, cooks, and assistants. Following that, we set out on a reasonably simple 3- to 4-hour climb to Fairy Meadows. We'll spend the night in tents at Fairy Meadows.
Day 06: Trek to Beyal (3500m)
On this Day
A 2-3-hour trek through pine and fir woodland with a birch-lined creek leads to Beyal, which means 'cave-like' and is called for the rocks on the other side of the stream. As you approach the wildflower-filled meadows of Beyal, the valley opens up, providing a stunning vista of the Indus Valley and Rakaposhi below.
Day 07-10: Climbing Days
04 Days for Jalipur Peak Climbing
Day 11: Trek to Nanga Parbat Base Camp (3,967m)
On this Day
Full day A 5- to 6-hour journey between the Ganalo and Raikot glaciers gets us to Nanga Parbat Base Camp (3967m), from which we have breathtaking views of Chongra peaks and Nanga Parbat's north face, which combine to form the tremendously serac-covered Raikot Glacier, and to the north are the Rakaposhi / Haramosh Ranges. Walk back to the Fairy Meadows camp.
Day 12: Return to Skardu
On this Day
We will climb down to Tato Village and then drive to Skardu, which would take around 5-6 hours. In the afternoon, we will go to the local bazaar in Skardu. Overnight stay in a hotel.
Day 13: Fly to Islamabad
On this Day
On this day the participants will take a flight from the airport in Skardu to Islamabad airport. You will have a good time to relax at the hotel in Islamabad.
The domestic flights sometimes get canceled due to weather conditions. In case of flight cancellation, you will drive to Chilas overnight. It takes eight to ten hours by vehicle.
Day 14: Contingency day for flight cancellation
On this Day
This day is allocated for any potential delays in case the domestic flight does not operate the previous day. Our guests will depart early morning from Chilas to Islamabad which can take up to ten hours. However, it will be a free day in case the participants make it to Islamabad on the domestic flight. This time can be utilized for sightseeing in Islamabad.
Day 15: Fly to home country
On this Day
Meals included: Breakfast
Our staff will transfer all our guests to the airport on their respective departure timings. The checkout time of all our partner hotels is 12pm.
Why Register Now?
1. Early Bird Discount: The given prices for the holiday are limited-time discount offers and are subject to change. Service providers including (but not limited) to airlines and hotels increase prices in peak-season. Early reservations cost us less than peak-season.
2: Limited Space in Peak Months: The peak months in the peak season attract the highest number of international guests and are therefore sold out earlier. We have restricted one group size to a maximum of 12 travelers. We are taking registrations on a "first-come, first-served" basis.
3. Limited Flight Seats: Domestic flight seats to the Karakorams and Himalayas are sold out way ahead of time because there are only two daily flights during peak season. Among other things, the deposit is used to book domestic flights for you in advance.
4. Pay Balance after arrival in Pakistan: We appreciate that paying the final balance for your trip may cause concern. Our policy is to only receive your final balance once you arrive in Pakistan. The only payment before arrival is the deposit.
5. Pay Minimum Deposit: The deposits for the holiday are also early-bird discounts and automatically change according to the late deposit schedule above. The same dates above apply to next season's deposits.
Deposit (Advance) for Pakistani nationals
The deposit for Pakistani nationals is PKR 100,000 or 30% of the total price, whichever is greater. The deposit is non-refundable.
Refund Policy for All
Deposit: Once paid, the deposit is non-refundable as it will be spent on making in-country arrangements. For Pakistan nationals, the deposit is non-refundable in all cases too.
Balance: Pay the balance only after arrival in Pakistan on the first day. Payment guidelines will be shared timely.
Currency
All international travelers can pay in US Dollars (USD) or equivalent in Euros (EUR) or Pound Sterling (GBP). Pakistani travelers are charged the equivalent in Pakistani Rupees (PKR).
Single Supplement
Separate hotel rooms (single supplement) will cost an additional USD 290. This includes all hotel nights. This payment should be made with the balance upon arrival.
Separate tents (single tent) will cost an additional USD 180. This includes the cost of additional porterage. This payment should also be made with the balance in Pakistan.
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Overview – Jalipur Peak Climbing Expedition
The Jalipur Peak Expedition is an alluring excursion into the heart of the Himalayas, providing a rewarding experience for hikers looking for an accessible but compelling ascent. Jalipur Peak, located west of the Raikot Glacier and south of the 4837-meter-high Khusto (Jalipur) Pass, is well-known for its comparatively easy ascent. The excursion normally lasts two days, commencing with a journey up the Jalipur stream to set up camp below the Khusto Pass. The first day of the voyage is marked by a moderate rise over gorgeous terrain, which provides a good time to acclimate and appreciate the surrounding natural beauty.
On this day, climbers begin the last ascent to the peak, which takes around 3-4 hours. The trail runs along a ridge across the glacier, providing amazing views of the surrounding peaks and landscapes. The rise is reasonable, making it an excellent option for individuals with moderate hiking expertise. Climbers who reach the peak are rewarded with spectacular views of the Himalayan range. The descent begins after a little moment at the summit, enjoying the sights and congratulating the accomplishments. The return route entails retracing steps to the high camp for a brief respite before continuing to Beyal, where the expedition ends. The Peak is ideal for people who want to experience the excitement of high-altitude climbing in a more accessible environment, combining breathtaking scenery with a satisfying climbing challenge.
Website Last Updated: October 29th, 2024
