General

Malika Parbat Climbing Expedition (2024-25)

Join the Malika Parbat Climbing Expedition, an exciting adventure to Pakistan’s highest peak in the Kaghan Valley. Malika Parbat, or “Queen of the Mountains,” stands at 5,290 meters (17,360 feet) and offers climbers a tough route with beautiful views of the Himalayas. Experience the thrill of climbing this spectacular peak, with routes combining breathtaking scenery and difficult obstacles.

 

Dates & Cost – Malika Parbat Climbing Expedition

Summers are ideal for the Malika Parbat 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.

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Holiday Information

  • Licensed professional guide (government requirement)
  • Airport transfers on the first and last day
  • All road transport in Pakistan
  • Hotel accommodation in Pakistan (twin sharing rooms)
  • Trekking accommodation in Pakistan (twin sharing tents)
  • Hotel meals in Pakistan (breakfast, lunch and dinner)
  • Trekking meals in Pakistan (breakfast, lunch and dinner)
  • Trekking logistics (tents, non-personal equipments and tools)
  • Support staff (cook, assistant(s) etc)
  • Porters for trekking equipments, kitchen (supplies, tools, equipments, crockery, gas) and personal luggage
  • Travel Insurance (recommendations only)
  • Visa to Pakistan (supporting documents offered)
  • International airfare
  • Personal equipments (list provided on registration or request)
  • Tips for guides, porters, staff etc
  • Miscellaneous (drinks, phone calls, laundry, souvenir etc)

 

Itinerary – Malika Parbat Climbing Expedition

The itinerary for the Malika Parbat Climbing Expedition is noticeable below.

On this Day

Breakfast in Naran, and transfer to Jeeps. Arrive at Basecamp at 3:00 PM, establishment of the campsite dinner, and overnight stay at the campsite.

On this Day

On a leisurely day, we will discuss the mountain in detail. We will also explore the valley and possibly visit Ansoo Lake. Dinner and overnight will be in Dadar.

On this Day

Breakfast at 5 am, followed by a hike to Basecamp at 5:30 am, arriving at High Camp at 1:00 pm, dumping the luggage, and returning to Basecamp. Spend the rest of the day at Basecamp. Dinner and overnight at Basecamp.

On this Day

Early morning wake-up call and breakfast at 5:00 AM, begin the trek towards High Camp, arrive at High Camp about 11:00 AM, the team leader will fix the rope, others will spend the entire day at High Camp, dinner, and overnight at High Camp.

On this Day

It's a critical time as we prepare for the Malika Parbat Summit. We'll begin our Summit push at 3:00 AM, and with the grace of God, we'll be at the top of Malika Parbat, which stands at 5,300 meters, between 8:00 and 8:30 AM. Short stay at the peak, followed by a careful descent to the base camp/Camp 1. Overnight in Basecamp

On this Day

Early wake-up call, breakfast at 6:00 AM, departure for Dadar at 8:00 am, transfer into Jeeps for Naran, and arrive there at 3:00 in the afternoon. Supper and spending the night at Naran

On this Day

Early morning wake-up call and breakfast at 7:00 am, then transfer to our private transport and begin the journey to Islamabad, arriving at 3:00 pm, and dropping off the participants. End of Tour

 

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 – Malika Parbat Climbing Expedition

Climbing Malika Parbat, the highest peak in Pakistan’s Kaghan Valley, provides an amazing journey surrounded by breathtaking Himalayan beauty. Malika Parbat, which rises magnificently to 5,290 meters (17,360 feet), offers a hard task with three unique summits: the North Peak, Cresta, and South Peak. Each summit has distinct technical difficulties, making it intriguing to experienced climbers looking for new routes and challenges.

The trip usually begins at Naran or Batakundi, which serve as starting sites for the hike up the peak. Trekkers departing from Naran pass via the famed Lake Saiful Muluk, which is recognized for its scenic beauty and quiet environs. Climbers trek towards Malika Parbat over a variety of scenery, from lush green valleys to severe alpine territory, finally arriving at carefully placed base camps for summit attempts.

The path from Naran to Malika Peak requires both physical stamina and technical climbing ability as it winds through valleys and ascends high peaks. The approach from Batakundi provides an alternate route across the Dadar Chitta glacier, which has its own set of obstacles amidst spectacular glacial vistas. Throughout the adventure, climbers are rewarded with panoramic vistas of the Kaghan Valley and neighboring peaks, with glimpses of the famed Ansoo Lake and other natural treasures. The climb itself necessitates meticulous planning, acclimatization, and preparation for high-altitude conditions to ensure safety and success in reaching the summit.

A successful ascent of Malika Peak provides climbers with not only a sense of accomplishment but also memorable memories of climbing one of Pakistan’s greatest peaks while immersed in the breathtaking grandeur of the Himalayas.

 

Website Last Updated: October 29th, 2024
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