Expedition 7000m

Diran is located in the Rakaposhi- Haramosh Range in the western karakoram. There is confusion about its height but now all agree that it is 7,272m. Height, it is one of the fascinating peaks that dominates the Gilgit valley and adds special color to its otherwise rugged beauty.A three-member Austrian expedition, which included Rainer Goschl, Rudolph Pischinger and Hanns Schell, decided to try its luck on Diran in 1968 after being refused permission to climb Kampire Dior peak. It set up camp 1 at 4,800m. Big crevasses, inclement weather and deep snow is recorded between camps I and II. It was from camp Ill that the party was able to reach the peak which it termed as a “big summit plateau”. The 1958-British expedition to Diran peak failed to climb it from north-west face because its leader, E.G.C. Warr and a member, F.C. Hoyt, were struck by storm and disappeared when only 300 feet from the summit. In 1959, a German Karakoram expedition, under the leadership of Hans Jochen Schneider, wanted to carry out a geological and geophysical survey in Batura glacier area. It was refused permission. Consequently, it turned its attention to Rakaposhi area. On the 9th June, one member, Erwin Stocker, and one porter reached an 18,000-foot-col situated to the north of Diran. Subsequently, the party could reach a place which was less than one thousand feet short of north-west face of the summit. In 1964, an Austrian expedition from Salzburg attempted to climb the peak from the north-west face but was unsuccessful because of bad weather and danger of avalanches. The party had only three climbers. In 1965, a Japanese expedition of Kyoto Mountaineering Federation attempted to climb the peak. Earlier, in 1963 two of its members had reconnoitered the peak. The party was only 250ft from the summit on north-west face when it had to abandon the climb because of ‘strong winds and whirring snow.

Gasherbrum 6 , surveyed as k3 ,is the 17th highest moutain on the earth and 6th highest in pakistan.

When you will start walking towards the Baltoro region then it is the first huge mountain you will witness. It lies between the splits of Baltoro glacier. It could be reached through two routes. One route is from low altitude next to the Baltoro glacier and the other route is from high altitude next to the base camp of GI, GII, and GIII

Gasherbrum IV (K4) is the17th highest mountain on Earth and the 6th highest in Pakistan.

It is one of the peaks in the Gasherbrum massif and its Base Camp is nearby Broad Peak. The Gasherbrum is a remote group of peaks located at the northeastern end of the Baltoro Glacier in the Karakoram Range of the Himalaya. The massif contains three of the world’s 8,000 meter peaks.

Gasherbrum is often claimed to mean “Shining Wall”, presumably a reference to the highly visible west face of Gasherbrum IV; but in fact, it comes from “Rgasha” (beautiful) and “brum” (mountain) in Balti, hence it actually means “beautiful mountain. It was first ascent By Italian Expeditions in 1958, Including the members, Walter Bonatti and Carlo Mauri,from the north Ridge. Whereas the west ridge first ascent in 1985 by Robert Schauer (Austria) and Wojciech Kurtyka (Poland).1985 First ascent of the 10,000 ft (3,000 m) high West face by However, due to bad weather and extreme exhaustion forced them to stop at the north summit, missing the true summit.

Masherbrum is a mountain located in the Gchanche District ,Gilgit Baltistan .it is the 22th highest mountain in the world and 9th highest in pakistan. It is quite a large and attractive peak which is present in the imperative range of Karakoram. This range incorporates GI, K2, GII and Broad Peak.

Mashabrum is included in the toughest mountains to climb. It does not have smooth paths or trekking routes. Till today, it has only four successful ascents. However, Mashabrum SE only has one ascent. Many attempts have been made by international and local climbers yet they could not make it due to the objective dangers. Many people have been the victim of the ice avalanches. Still, the first ascent to the Mashabrum SE was made in the year of 1981.

Mashabrum Peak Expedition (7821M)

The base camp of Mashabrum is the first part of this plan. Mashabrum is ranked 28th in the highest mountains in the world. It is present at the back of Hushe’s outpost. We will stay at this place for two days to explore the surroundings. In the second part, we will go to the Sarakhsa valley where you will be able to see the mesmerizing views of K6, K7, and Chogolisa. In this trek, you will be able to explore the valley of Ghandogoro and climb to the peak of Ghandogoro. In addition, we will go to the Pass where you will see stunning views of the greatest peaks in the world. Without royalty fees, you can easily climb to the mountains below 6400 meter

Passu Sar is a mountain peak in the Batura Muztagh, a sub-range of the Karakoram mountain range, in the Hunza District of Gilgit-Baltistan, Pakistan. It is the high point of the Passu massif, which also includes Passu Diar (or "Passu East", "Pasu II"). The peak lies on the main ridge of the Batura Muztagh, about 7 km (4 mi) east of Batura Sar.

The date of the first successful ascent of Passu Sar is disputed. It has been reported as first climbed on 7 August 1994 by the German team of Max Wallner, Dirk Naumann, Ralf Lehmann, and Volker Wurnig.Another report claims it was climbed in 1978 by a Japanese-Pakistani team..

Rakaposhi is valley,s most famous peak. The peak can be climbed from all sides. Dominating the horizon it is constantly visible from the Karakoram Highway. The scene from Hunza is awesome and beyond description. Its perpetual glacier adds thrill of delight that belongs to the beauty of Hunza.

In 1892, Martin Conway explored this peak though he could not find way to summit. On June 25, 1958 a British/Pakistani joint expedition members Mike Banks and Tom Patey of UK reached the summit. The North Spur was climbed on August 2, 1979 by Eiho Ohtani and Matsushi Yamashita of Waseda University Japan.

spantik peak face is climbed via two different routes. The first ascent was made by Mikhail Davy and Alexander Klenov. In the beginning, they climbed from the first section on the English Route. After that, they switched to the new which needed 11 camps. An international team led by Victor Saunders picked the English Route to climb Spantik Peak. It took them 5 days to travel to the top of the mountain. They started climbing on 5th August 1987 and finished on 11th August 1987. They took two amazing routes on the toughest rock faces in the entire Karakoram Range.

Spantik Peak is situated in the massif of Haramoshi and Rakaposhi. It is close to the Barpu Garumbar glaciers. In diverse foreign maps, it is named as Yengutz peak. However, in other maps, it is written as the Genish Chish which means peak. In the year of 1892, W.M.Conway’s big expedition went to the region to travel around the glaciers near the peak. The huge expedition went to the Nushik Pass. According to the measurement of the team, it is around 5273 meters. It descends on Arandu and Kero Lungma glacier.

The British-Pakistan Army expedition headed towards the Kero Lungma and Chogolungma glaciers in the year of 1959. They wanted to travel around these glaciers and climb to the smallest peaks in the region. However, Spantik Peak was climbed from the south ridge by the expedition of the Japanese Club known as Hoshi-to-Arashi. Hoshi-to-Arashi is known as the Stars and Storms which was led by Nakamura. Also, the expedition of the Reiho Alpine Club of Japan climbed Spantik Peak in the same year. They used the south ridge to climb this peak. Y. Murata was the leader of this expedition. Both these Japanese expeditions have mentioned the avalanche dangers into the region. Both these teams

The first two summits were made in 1996 by two separate Japanese expeditions, the first on 11 July from the Tokai section of the Japanese Alpine Club led by Akito Yamazaki, and the second led by Ken Takahashi. The first summit team comprised Yamazaki and Kiyoshi Matsuoka (who died one year later on the nearby peak Bublimotin). They climbed the peak from the southwest in alpine style, doing much of the climbing at night to avoid danger from falling rock and ice. After their summit, they faced strong storms and bivouacked several days without food before returning to basecamp. Yamazaki died of an internal disease after the descent to basecamp. The second summit was made on 31 July via the south ridge by Takahashi, Masayuki Ando, Ryushi Hoshino, Wataru Saito, and Nobuo Tsutsumi. Third ascent of the peak was also made from the south west by Daniel Akbar a British Born Pakistani climber. Daniel climbed the peak solo in Alpine Style using some of the old fixed ropes from the earlier expedition.

On 1 July 2018, Pakistan Army pilots in a daring mission rescued three foreign mountaineers stuck in snow avalanche at above the height of 19,000 feet (5,800 m) on Ultar Sar Peak near Hunza. Bruce Normand and Timothy Miller from UK successfully rescued alive while their companion Christian Huber from Austria had succumbed to avalanche.[