+923485262330
  • info@expeditionpakistan.com
Book a Trip

Haramosh Peak

Haramosh Peak (7,409 m), also known as Peak 58, is a major mountain of the Karakoram Range in Gilgit-Baltistan, Pakistan. It lies about 65 km east of Gilgit and forms part of the Rakaposhi–Haramosh Mountains, a rugged subrange of the Karakoram. The mountain rises sharply above the north bank of the Indus River, creating extreme vertical relief from valley floor to summit, which is a defining feature of the region.

  • Overview
  • Itinerary
  • Map
  • Cost Includes
  • Cost Excludes
  • Fixed Dates
  • Reviews
Country Pakistan
Duration 22 Days
Route Via Skardu
Range Karakoram

Overview

Haramosh Peak (7,409 m), also known as Peak 58, is a major mountain of the Karakoram Range in Gilgit-Baltistan, Pakistan. It lies about 65 km east of Gilgit and forms part of the Rakaposhi–Haramosh Mountains, a rugged subrange of the Karakoram. The mountain rises sharply above the north bank of the Indus River, creating extreme vertical relief from valley floor to summit, which is a defining feature of the region.

The Haramosh massif consists of two principal summits: Haramosh Peak and Haramosh Kutwal Laila Peak, separated by complex ridges and glaciated terrain. The area is characterized by steep rock faces, hanging glaciers, and avalanche-prone slopes, making it technically demanding and relatively less climbed compared to nearby giants like Rakaposhi or Nanga Parbat.

Haramosh Peak was first ascended in 1958 by an Austrian expedition (Heini Roiss, Stephan Pauer, and Dr. Franz Mandl). Since then, it has remained a challenging objective for experienced mountaineers rather than a commercial climbing peak. Its remote location, severe weather, and difficult access routes contribute to its reputation as one of the wilder and more formidable mountains of the central Karakoram.

Itinerary
1
Day 1 Arrival in Islamabad
• International arrival.
• Transfer to hotel.
• Equipment check and rest.
• Overnight in Islamabad.
2
Day 2 Islamabad → Gilgit (Flight)
• Early morning flight (weather permitting).
• Alternative: road travel via Karakoram Highway (2 days if needed).
• Briefing with local staff.
• Overnight in Gilgit.
3
Day 3 Gilgit (Rest & Permits)
• Government permit formalities.
• Final purchase of supplies.
• Team briefing and packing.
• Overnight in Gilgit.
4
Day 4 Gilgit → Haramosh Village
• Drive along the Karakoram Highway and cross the Indus River.
• Reach Haramosh village.
• Meet porters and local support.
• Overnight in guesthouse / tents.
5
Day 5 Haramosh Village → Kutwal Camp
• Trek begins with a gradual ascent through rocky terrain and pastures.
• 5–6 hours of trekking.
• Overnight in tents.
6
Day 6 Kutwal Camp → Haramosh Base Camp (≈4,800 m)
• Trek alongside glaciers and moraine through steeper terrain.
• Establish Base Camp.
• Overnight at Base Camp.
7
Day 7 Base Camp (Rest & Acclimatization)
• Short acclimatization hike and load organization.
• Health checks and preparation.
• Overnight at Base Camp.
8-18
Day 8–18 Climbing Days
• Dedicated to acclimatization and summit climbing.
• Establish and stock higher camps (Camp I, II, and III).
• Summit attempt of Haramosh Peak (7,409 m) followed by a safe descent.
19
Day 19 Base Camp → Kutwal Camp
• Trek down from the mountain.
• Overnight in tents.
20
Day 20 Kutwal Camp → Haramosh Village
• Final trekking day back to the village.
• Overnight in village.
21
Day 21 Haramosh Village → Gilgit
• Drive back to Gilgit.
• Hot shower, rest, and debrief.
• Overnight in Gilgit.
22
Day 22 Gilgit → Islamabad
• Flight or road travel back to the capital.
• End of expedition services.
Cost Includes
  • ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE : Airport – Hotel – Airport transfers by private vehicle (Pick up & Drop).
  • HOTEL ACCOMMODATION IN ISLAMABAD : 2 nights hotel accommodation in Islamabad (3-star category), single room on bed & breakfast basis.
  • WELCOME DINNER : One welcome dinner at a tourist standard restaurant in Islamabad with office staff.
  • PERMITS & FEES : Trekking permits, camping fees, road & bridge fees paid to the Pakistan Government (for members & staff).
  • GARBAGE MANAGEMENT : Stool shipment transfer & garbage deposit fees.
  • INSURANCE : Medical & emergency rescue insurance for all involved Nepalese & Pakistani staff.
  • MAP : Trekking map provided.
  • MEMBER TRANSPORTATION : Domestic flights Islamabad – Skardu – Islamabad & jeep transport Skardu – Askole – Skardu.
  • TREKKING EQUIPMENT TRANSPORTATION : Air cargo, truck, jeep, porters & mules transport for all trekking equipment.
  • MEMBER LUGGAGE : Up to 15 kg personal baggage per member during the trek.
  • FOOD AND LODGING : Three meals per day with tea & coffee, including hotel, lodge, tent & base camp accommodation.
  • CAMPING : Complete camping logistic arrangements during the trek.
  • PORTERS : 1 porter for every 2 members (to & from Base Camp).
  • BASE CAMP STAFF : Experienced Base Camp cook & kitchen helpers.
  • BASE CAMP TENTS & EQUIPMENT : Tents, mattress, pillow, dining, kitchen, toilet, shower & staff tents with tables & chairs.
  • POWER & HEATING : Solar panel, generator & heating system at Base Camp.
  • SAFETY & COMMUNICATION : Satellite phone, backup oxygen & medical kit (charges may apply).
  • WEATHER FORECAST : Regular weather updates during the trek.
  • CERTIFICATE : K2 Base Camp Trek completion certificate issued by the company.
Cost Excludes
  • AIR FARE : International flight airfare (from and to Islamabad).
  • PAKISTAN ENTRY VISA FEE : Pakistani visa fee for 30 days.
  • LUNCH & DINNER : Lunch and dinner during stay in Islamabad & Skardu (also in case of early return).
  • EXTRA NIGHTS : Extra nights accommodation in Islamabad & Skardu due to early arrival, late departure, early return, or flight cancellation.
  • INTERNATIONAL FLIGHT TICKETS : Member’s international flight tickets.
  • HELICOPTER RESCUE : Helicopter emergency rescue fees (refundable if not used, currently USD 15,000).
  • CLIMBING GEAR : Members’ personal climbing equipment.
  • PERSONAL INSURANCE : Member’s personal insurance.
  • HIGH ALTITUDE SERVICES : High altitude tent, food, and porter.
  • PERSONAL EXPENSES : Sleeping bag, telephone calls, internet, laundry, hot showers, drinks, and alcoholic beverages.
  • ROOM SERVICE & GRATUITIES : Room service, tips, and items of a personal nature.
  • CUSTOM CLEARANCE : Import and export custom clearance charges for equipment.
  • OXYGEN & GAS : EPI gas and oxygen cylinders.
  • UNFORESEEN EXPENSES : Roadblocks, extra hotel stays, additional Base Camp days, or other unexpected costs.
  • GROUP SPLIT COSTS : Extra charges if trekking and climbing members split during the expedition.
  • INSURANCE POLICY : Mandatory insurance covering medical treatment, high-altitude evacuation, trip cancellation & repatriation.
  • PERSONAL CLIMBING EQUIPMENT : Clothing, packing items, bags, personal medical kit, and trekking gear.
  • TOILETRIES : Soaps, shampoos, tissue papers, toothpaste, and personal hygiene items.
  • FILMING & DRONE PERMITS : Special filming, camera, and drone permit fees.
  • INTERNET SERVICE : Internet service not included during trek & expedition.
  • TIPS : Tips for porters, Base Camp & High Camp staff (minimum USD 250).
  • EXTRA SERVICES : Any services or activities not mentioned in the itinerary.
Fixed Dates
Date Status Group Size Action
22 Days
Start - 2025-06-20
End - 2025-07-09 		Booking Open 1-10 MAX Inquire Now   Book Now
Write a Review
☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆
Book a Trip
Get In Touch
  • Blue Area, Islamabad, Pakistan
  • info@expeditionpakistan.com
  • +92 348 52 62 330
Tours
Activities
Trekking
© 2026 Expedition Pakistan. All Rights Reserved.