Diran Peak Expedition Itinerary
Diran Peak, standing at 7,272 meters, is a stunning snow-covered mountain located in the Rakaposhi-Haramosh Range of the Karakoram. Known for its striking beauty, Diran Peak has a gentle appearance but presents significant technical challenges, especially due to its avalanche-prone slopes. Its accessible location above the Hunza Valley makes it one of the most captivating peaks in the region, drawing climbers from all over the world.
- Day 1: Arrive in Islamabad, transfer to hotel and briefing
- Day 2: Drive to Chilas, transfer to hotel
- Day 3: Drive to Karimabad
- Day 4: Drive to Minapin
- Day 5: Drive to Tagha Fari
- Day 6: Trek to Diran Peak Base Camp
- Day 7-26: Climbing Diran Peak
- Day 27: Trek back to Minapin
- Day 28: Drive to Karimabad
- Day 29: Drive to Chilas
- Day 30: Drive to Islamabad and debriefing
- Day 31: Fly to your own destination. Bye
- Comprehensive airport pickup and drop-off services.
- Round-trip airfare between Islamabad and Skardu.
- Transportation, including briefings, debriefings, and sightseeing.
- Transportation between Skardu, Askoli, Hushe, and Skardu.
- Three nights of accommodation in Islamabad, featuring twin-bed rooms with bed and breakfast provided.
- Three nights of full board accommodation in a Skardu hotel.
- Two nights of full board accommodation in a Chilas hotel.
- Coverage for local staff, encompassing wages, insurance, food, and equipment.
- Support from low porters to transport expedition and trekking equipment, as well as food supplies.
- Allowance for 75 kg of equipment per climbing member on the ascent.
- Allowance for 50 kg of equipment per climbing member on the descent.
- Provision of all trekking and base camp meals.
- Supply of comfortable member tents, mess tents, kitchen tents, storage tents, office tents, shower tents, toilet tents, tables, chairs, and kitchen utensils.
- Assistance with reconfirming international flight tickets.
- Coverage of all camping fees, road taxes, and bridge crossing fees.
- Supply of low porters' equipment.
- Documentation and climbing permit.
- Management fees for CKNP West.
- Royalty fees and additional member fees.
- Kit allowance, food, and flight fare for the liaison officer.
- Availability of an electric generator/solar system at the base camp.
- Heating system at the base camp.
- Personal climbing gear (boots, harness, ice axe, crampons, down jackets, etc.).
- Travel insurance (must include high-altitude coverage and emergency evacuation).
- Visa fees, passport processing, and immigration-related costs.
- Meals and accommodation outside the expedition (e.g., in Islamabad, Skardu, or other cities before and after the climb).
- Tips for guides, porters, and support staff.
- Personal medications, first-aid kits, and health-related supplies.
- Satellite phone rental, personal communication devices, or optional high-tech equipment.
- Alcohol, soft drinks, snacks, or any non-essential personal consumables.
- Any unforeseen expenses such as flight delays, additional transportation, or extra accommodation costs.
- Extra oxygen supplies or high-altitude equipment beyond what is provided by the expedition team.
- Emergency evacuation by helicopter (unless required due to health issues and covered by insurance).
- Extended stays in Skardu or Islamabad due to delays, weather conditions, or logistical issues.
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