Spantik Peak Expedition Pakistan 2024-2025

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Spantik Peak, also known as the Golden Peak Pakistan, offers a thrilling adventure for climbers and trekkers alike. Located in the Karakoram Range, it provides a perfect mix of challenge and breathtaking beauty. Join our Spantik Peak Expedition for an unforgettable journey to the summit of this majestic mountain.

Overview of Spantik Peak Pakistan

Spantik Peak stands at 7,027 meters and is famous for its striking golden wall that glows during sunset. Adventure tourism in Pakistan has become popular due to the sheer beauty and challenge of peaks like Spantik.

Duration
Spantik Expedition (28 and 30)days
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What Makes Spantik Peak So Special?

Climbing Spantik Peak means facing one of the spectacular views in the Karakoram. The peak’s isolated location provides a serene experience, far from crowded tourist spots.

History of Spantik Peak Climbing

First climbed in 1955, Spantik, or Golden Peak, has attracted mountaineers from around the world. Its unique challenge lies in its combination of steep climbs and changing weather conditions.

Spantik Peak Base Camp – Your Starting Point

The Spantik Base Camp is set amidst the beauty of the Chogolungma Glacier. This camp is the starting point for the trek to Spantik. It offers a comfortable spot for trekkers to acclimatize before the ascent.

How to Reach Spantik Peak Base Camp

Trekkers usually fly to Islamabad and then travel by road to Shigar Valley. From here, the trek to Spantik Base Camp begins. Make sure to pack sleeping bags and other essentials for the cold nights at the camp.

Facilities Available at the Base Camp

At high altitudes, your comfort is a priority. The base camp provides tents, meals, and support from high-altitude porters and support staff. Power banks and proper gear are necessary for communication and safety during your climb.

Tour Details
  • CATEGORY Sightseeing & Hiking Tour
  • TRANSPORTATIONAll Land
  • Tour TypeGroup
  • AccomodationStandard
  • MEALSBreakfast & Dinner
  • Pick & DropIslamabad / Lahore

Price Includes

  • travel through a luxury private air conditioned vehicle
  • quality meals breakfasts and dinners)
  • decent hotel accommodation
  • nights hotel stays as per plan on 3/4 paxsharing (beds + mattresses)
  • facilities of guide
  • BBQ
  • musical eve
  • bonfire
  • cooperative services
  • all tolls and taxes

Price Excludes

  • extras at hotels like hot/soft drinks/mineral water
  • entry tickets etc
  • jeeps
  • lunch
  • insurance and liability
  • any item not mentioned above

Climbing Spantik Peak – The Golden Peak Pakistan

The climb to Spantik Peak offers a true test of skill and endurance. As you ascend, you’ll be rewarded with spectacular views of the surrounding Nanga Parbat and Shigar Valley.

Why Spantik Peak is Known as the Golden Peak

Spantik is often called the Golden Peak due to the sunlight reflecting off its walls, creating a golden hue. It makes the Spantik expedition visually stunning for both climbers and photographers.

Spantik Peak Golden Wall – A Climber’s Challenge

The Golden Wall is one of the toughest parts of the climb. It’s essential to make an early start on this section to avoid difficult weather conditions.

Safety Tips and Gear for Climbing Spantik Peak

At these high altitudes, it’s important to carry travel insurance and necessary climbing equipment. Essential items include sleeping bags, climbing ropes, and crampons. Always stay prepared for unexpected weather conditions.

Routes to Spantik Peak – Choose Your Path

There are two main routes to Spantik: from the Hunza side and the Skardu side. Both routes offer unique experiences, but the Skardu route is more popular due to its accessibility.

Spantik Peak Hunza Side Route

The Spantik Peak Hunza Side Route offers a less crowded trek with views of Chogolungma Glacier and remote villages. This route is ideal for those seeking a quieter expedition.

Spantik Peak Skardu Side Route

The Skardu side route is more popular for the Spantik expedition due to its accessibility and well-established trekking paths. Starting from Shigar Valley, this route takes you through scenic landscapes and spectacular views.

Spantik Peak Polan Pass Trek – An Alternative Journey

For adventurers looking for a different challenge, the Polan Pass Trek offers an exciting alternative. This trek involves crossing high-altitude passes with equally stunning scenery.

What to Expect on the Spantik Peak Trek

The trek to Spantik is challenging but rewarding. You’ll be trekking through glaciers, steep inclines, and rugged terrain, surrounded by some of Pakistan’s highest peaks.

Spantik Peak Trek Difficulty Level

This trek is considered moderately difficult. At high altitudes, the weather can change quickly, so it’s important to be well-prepared.

Best Time to Embark on the Spantik Peak Trek

The best time for the Spantik Peak expedition is between June and September. The weather is more stable, and you can enjoy spectacular views of the Karakoram Range.

Prepare for Your Spantik Peak Expedition

Before starting the expedition, ensure all necessary documents and permits are in order. Our team will assist with the paperwork and permits required for climbing Spantik Peak.

Permits and Documentation for Spantik Peak Expedition

To climb Spantik Peak, permits from local authorities are mandatory. These permits ensure your safety and allow you to trek legally in restricted areas.

Essential Packing List for Spantik Peak Trek

Essentials for this trek include sleeping bags, warm clothing, power banks, and climbing gear. Remember our travel insurance for any unexpected emergencies.

Itinerary

Day 1Arrival in Islamabad, Pakistan

Welcome to Pakistan! Most international flights land in the morning at Islamabad International Airport. Our team will be there to greet you and transfer you to your hotel. The rest of the day is for you to relax and recover from your travels. In the evening, we’ll gather for a briefing about the Spantik Expedition. If time allows, you may explore Islamabad, a city purposefully developed in 1961 as Pakistan’s capital.

Accommodation: Hill View Hotel or similar

Meals: Dinner

Day 2Preparation Day in Islamabad

Today, we’ll attend a mandatory meeting with the Ministry of Tourism to finalize the expedition paperwork. Afterward, you’ll have a free afternoon to explore or relax at your leisure.

Accommodation: Hill View Hotel or similar

Meals: Breakfast, lunch, dinner

Day 3Fly from Islamabad to Skardu (2,230m) – 45 minutes

Weather permitting, we’ll take a scenic flight over the Karakoram Range to Skardu. This 45-minute flight offers stunning views of Nanga Parbat (8,126m) and, on clear days, even K2 and Gondogoro Pass. Upon arrival in Skardu, you’ll have the afternoon free to explore the local bazaar, visit Sadpara Lake, or see the historic Manthal Buddha Rock.

Accommodation: Summit Hotel or similar

Meals: Breakfast, lunch, dinner

Day 4Sightseeing and Preparation in Skardu

Start your day with a visit to the Kharpocho Fort, offering panoramic views of Skardu and the Indus River. If you love photography, this is the perfect spot to capture the beauty of the region. Later, we’ll visit Organic Village, where all crops are grown naturally. The rest of the afternoon is free for you to explore or take an optional jeep tour to Satpara Lake.

Accommodation: Summit Hotel or similar

Meals: Breakfast, lunch, dinner

Day 5Drive to Arandu (2,950m) – 7 hours

Today, we’ll journey by jeep to Braldu Village, passing through the famous Hot Sulphur Springs at Chu Tron. The scenic drive continues through Doko Village until we reach Arandu, the last village before the Chogo Lungma Glacier. The trek begins here, with breathtaking views of cultivated fields and villages across the river.

Accommodation: Fully serviced camping

Meals: Breakfast, lunch, dinner

Day 6Trek to Bukhum – 6 hours

The trek from Arandu to Bukhum is a pleasant walk through beautiful landscapes. Bukhum is a summer settlement located near the snout of the Chogo Lungma Glacier. Crossing the glacier, we’ll follow the northern lateral moraine until we reach our camp.

Accommodation: Fully serviced camping

Meals: Breakfast, lunch, dinner

Day 7Trek to Khurumal – 6 hours

After breakfast, the expedition continues toward Khurumal Camp. Today, you’ll catch your first glimpse of the Spantik Mountain pyramid. We’ll pass through the Manchikera summer settlement, where locals reside during warmer months.

Accommodation: Fully serviced camping

Meals: Breakfast, lunch, dinner

Day 8:Trek to Bolocho (3,900m) – 4 hours

Today’s trek is relatively short but rewarding. We’ll pass the Gharincho Summer Settlement and a small lake, enjoying the views of both Spantik and Laila Peak. Bolocho sits at the base of the Bolucho Glacier, where we’ll camp on a lush green field with fresh glacier water nearby.

Accommodation: Fully serviced camping

Meals: Breakfast, lunch, dinner

Day 9Trek to Spantik Base Camp (3,760m) – 4 hours

Today, we’ll embark on a gentle walk to Spantik Base Camp, ideal for acclimatization before the ascent begins. Take this time to prepare for the climb and soak in the stunning surroundings.

Accommodation: Fully serviced camping

Meals: Breakfast, lunch, dinner

Day 10-24Climbing and Acclimatization Period

The non-guided climbing period begins here. During this time, our staff will be stationed at base camp to offer support. Our chef will ensure you have nutritious and delicious meals to keep your energy up throughout the climb.

Accommodation: Fully serviced camping

Meals: Breakfast, lunch, dinner

Day 25Trek Back to Bolocho – 4 hours

After completing the ascent, we’ll follow the same trail back to Bolocho.

Accommodation: Fully serviced camping

Meals: Breakfast, lunch, dinner

Day 26Trek Back to Khurumal – 6 hours

We continue descending the mountain, retracing our steps to Khurumal.

Accommodation: Fully serviced camping

Meals: Breakfast, lunch, dinner

Day 27Trek Back to Arandu – 5 hours

Our descent continues, leading us back to Arandu Village.

Accommodation: Fully serviced camping

Meals: Breakfast, lunch, dinner

Day 28Drive Back to Skardu – 7 hours

We’ll drive back to Skardu, where you can relax and enjoy the comforts of the city after the expedition.

Accommodation: Summit Hotel or similar

Meals: Breakfast, lunch, dinner

Day 29Fly or Drive Back to Islamabad

If the weather allows, we’ll take a flight back to Islamabad. In case of cancellations, we’ll travel via the Karakoram Highway (KKH).

Accommodation: Hill View Hotel or similar

Meals: Breakfast, lunch, dinner

Day 30Contingency Day for Delays in Islamabad

This extra day is set aside in case of any delays or changes in the schedule.

Accommodation: Hill View Hotel or similar

Meals: Breakfast, lunch, dinner

Day 31Departure from Islamabad

After an incredible adventure, it’s time to head home. We’ll transfer you to the airport for your flight back.

Meals: Breakfast

Why Choose Alpine Trekkers and Tours for Your Spantik Peak Expedition?

Our team at Alpine Trekkers and Tours has years of experience in organizing expeditions in Pakistan’s mountains. We provide professional guides, porters, and all the necessary support to ensure a successful climb.

Our Expertise in Leading Spantik Peak Expeditions

We specialize in providing safe, guided expeditions to Spantik Peak. From arranging permits to offering high-altitude porters, our team is dedicated to making your experience memorable.

What Our Clients Say About Their Spantik Peak Journey

Our clients appreciate the seamless organization, experienced guides, and the unique experience of summiting the Golden Peak Pakistan. Many have returned to climb other peaks with us.

Where is Spantik Peak?

Spantik Peak, also known as the “Golden Peak,” is situated in the Karakoram mountain range within the Gilgit-Baltistan region of Pakistan. It stands at approximately 7,027 meters (23,054 feet) and is located between the Hunza and Skardu valleys. It makes it a popular destination for trekkers and climbers looking for both challenging routes and scenic views.

Is Spantik Easy to Climb?

Spantik Peak is considered one of the more accessible climbs in the Karakoram range, especially for climbers with intermediate-level mountaineering experience. While it doesn’t have the extreme technical challenges of some higher peaks, it still requires good physical fitness, acclimatization, and basic technical skills to safely navigate its snowfields and slopes.

Who was the First Pakistani Woman to Climb Spantik Peak?

The first Pakistani woman to successfully summit Spantik Peak was Samina Baig, an inspiring climber who reached the top in 2010. Her achievement has been celebrated widely, encouraging more women in Pakistan to pursue high-altitude mountaineering.

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