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$8,500$9,500/

Per Person
  • 30 Days / 29 Night
  • Max People : 12
  • Pakistan

Spantik Peak, also known as the “Golden Peak,” is one of the most beautiful 7,000 m mountains in the Karakoram, famous for its golden-orange glow at sunrise and sunset. Standing at 7,027 m, it offers climbers an ideal challenge to gain high-altitude mountaineering experience before attempting 8,000 m giants. The climb follows a gradual ridge on snow and ice, with less technical difficulty compared to K2 or Nanga Parbat. With its stunning location in Nagar Valley and views of Rakaposhi, Diran, and Malubiting, Spantik offers both a rewarding climb and an unforgettable adventure.

Included and Excluded

  • Climbing permit for Spantik Peak
  • Licensed expedition leader, guides, and high-altitude porters
  • Domestic flights (Islamabad–Skardu–Islamabad, weather permitting)
  • All meals during trek & base camp (breakfast, lunch, dinner, tea/coffee)
  • Tents, camping gear, and group climbing equipment (ropes, anchors, etc.)
  • Porters for equipment transport
  • Hotels in Islamabad and Skardu
  • Liaison officer & government fees
  • Airport transfers and private transportation
  • International airfare & Pakistan visa fee
  • Personal climbing equipment (boots, crampons, harness, etc.)
  • Insurance covering high-altitude climbing & evacuation
  • Extra hotel nights due to weather delays
  • Supplemental oxygen (optional, usually not required)
  • Tips for guides, porters, and staff
  • Personal expenses (laundry, snacks, phone calls)
  • Anything not listed in “Included”

Highlights of the Tour

  • Attempt the summit of Spantik Peak (7,027 m), known as the Golden Peak.
  • A less technical but physically demanding climb – ideal for aspiring 8,000 m climbers.
  • Panoramic views of Rakaposhi, Diran, Malubiting, and Haramosh.
  • Trek through the stunning Nagar Valley and Baltistan landscapes.
  • Experience glacier travel, rope techniques, and high-altitude climbing.
  • Support from professional guides, high-altitude porters, and kitchen staff.
  • Rich cultural encounters in Gilgit-Baltistan villages.

Itinerary

Arrive at Islamabad International Airport where you are greeted and transferred to the hotel. After check-in, a detailed expedition briefing takes place along with an introduction to team members. Evening free to explore Islamabad.

Take a breathtaking flight to Skardu with views of Nanga Parbat and the Karakoram giants. If weather prevents the flight, the alternate route is the Karakoram Highway, a long but scenic journey through mountain valleys.

Spend the day finalizing logistics, buying supplies, and visiting local landmarks such as Kharpocho Fort and Satpara Lake. This also gives time for altitude adjustment before heading to the mountains.

A jeep ride takes you along the Braldu River to Arandu, the last permanent village before the expedition. The road passes through rugged valleys and farmlands. Overnight camping at Arandu.

Begin the trek with a scenic walk through farmlands, meadows, and alongside rivers. The route is gradual with beautiful views of surrounding peaks. Camp at Chogo Brangsa, a traditional summer pasture.

Today’s trek takes you deeper into the valley, crossing small streams and glacial moraines. The campsite at Bolocho offers a breathtaking view of Laila Peak and other Karakoram summits.

The final approach to base camp is across moraine and glacier terrain. Base Camp is established at 4,350 m on a broad meadow, offering panoramic views of Golden Peak. This will serve as home for the climbing period.

Climbers spend these two weeks acclimatizing, carrying loads, and establishing camps.

  • Camp I (5,200 m): Reached by a steep climb on snow slopes.
  • Camp II (5,600 m): Located on a broad snow ridge, offering stable ground.
  • Camp III (6,300 m): High camp before the summit push, exposed to winds.
  • From Camp III, a summit attempt is made on Spantik (7,027 m) via long snow slopes and ridges. The ascent is physically demanding but technically moderate, making it ideal for training towards 8,000 m peaks.

After the summit attempt, climbers return to Base Camp for recovery, celebrations, and rest. A full day is spent organizing equipment and preparing for the return trek.

Begin the descent, retracing steps back to Bolocho. The return feels easier with lighter loads and the satisfaction of a successful climb.

Continue trekking down the valley to Arandu village. Enjoy warm hospitality of locals before departing the mountains.

Take a jeep ride back to Skardu, where hot showers, comfortable beds, and fresh meals await after weeks of camping.

A free day to rest, shop for souvenirs, or explore the scenic Skardu Valley. Optional visits include Shigar Fort or Upper Kachura Lake.

Take a flight to Islamabad if weather allows. Otherwise, return by road along the Karakoram Highway.

Transfer to the airport for international flights, marking the end of the Spantik Expedition.

Location Map

Frequently Asked & Question

Spantik is technically less difficult, but still requires good fitness and glacier travel experience.

Yes, climbers should have experience with high-altitude trekking and basic mountaineering skills.

The success rate is relatively high compared to 8,000 m peaks, making it popular for training.

Supplemental oxygen is not usually required but can be arranged on request.

June to August offers the most stable conditions.

From Camp III, summit day can take 10–14 hours round trip depending on conditions.

Spantik lies in Nagar Valley of Gilgit-Baltistan, between Hunza and Skardu regions.

Yes, climbers often combine it with trekking peaks or acclimatization climbs in Karakoram

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