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Laila peak (6096) Hushe

Laila Peak, also known as "Golden Peak," is a prominent mountain located in the Hushe Valley of the Karakoram range in Pakistan-administered Kashmir. With an elevation of approximately 6,096 meters (19,993 feet), it stands as a striking pyramid-shaped peak in the region. Laila Peak attracts mountaineers and climbers from around the world due to its aesthetic beauty and challenging climbing opportunities. Its pyramidal shape, steep granite faces, and impressive size make it a visually captivating mountain. The ascent of Laila Peak requires technical climbing skills and experience. The mountain presents a variety of challenging routes, including steep rock faces and mixed ice and snow sections. Climbers must possess proficiency in various climbing techniques, including rock climbing, ice climbing, and rope work. The climb to the summit of Laila Peak offers panoramic views of the surrounding Karakoram Mountains, including other nearby peaks, glaciers, and valleys. The rugged and remote nature of the Hushe Valley adds to the sense of adventure and the feeling of being in a pristine mountain environment. The Hushe Valley serves as the starting point for treks and expeditions to Laila Peak. The journey typically begins in the village of Hushe, which is known for its beautiful landscapes and warm hospitality. Trekkers and climbers follow a trail that winds through picturesque valleys, crosses rivers and streams, and passes by traditional villages. Laila Peak, though not as high as some of the more famous peaks in the Karakoram, offers a challenging and rewarding climbing experience. It provides an opportunity for mountaineers to explore a lesser-known mountain, test their technical skills, and immerse themselves in the natural beauty of the Himalayas. As with any high-altitude mountaineering endeavor, climbers must be well-prepared, have appropriate equipment, and consider factors such as weather, acclimatization, and safety precautions. Engaging the services of experienced guides or mountaineering agencies familiar with the area is highly recommended to ensure a safe and successful climb. Laila Peak in the Hushe Valley is a captivating mountain that offers a challenging and memorable climbing experience. Its distinctive shape, technical difficulties, and the raw beauty of the Karakoram make it an attractive destination for mountaineers seeking adventure and a chance to conquer its impressive summit.
  • Day 1

    Arrival Islamabad

    Arrival Islamabad and transfer to hotel.

  • Day 2

    Islamabad to Skardu (By Air)

    Early morning flight to Skardu (flights are subject to weather), if unable to fly we will depart for Skardu by road with overnight stay at Chilas. Overnight stay in hotel at Skardu.

  • Day 3

    Skardu

    In case of flight has operated we will go for sightseeing tour of Skardu and in case no flight, the day will be used for over land travel from Chilas to Skardu (total drive is 22 – 24 hrs from Islamabad to Skardu). Overnight stay in hotel at Skardu.

  • Day 4

    Skardu to Hushe

    we drive in jeeps along the Indus and Shyok valleys before turning northwards up the Hushe valley to reach the road head at the little Village of Hushe. (Tent)

  • Day 5

    Hushe to Shaicho

    After breakfast Trek to Shaicho.Today we will leave the last inhabited village of Hushe. For the remaining portion of our journey we will rely on our local team who will carry our food and equipment and sustain our Trek. Short trek about 3-4 hours takes us to the idyllic campsite at Shaicho. This camp lies at the junction of the Charakusa and Gondogoro valleys and is sited on a sandy, tree-shaded area beside a swift-flowing river. There are excellent views of Nameka, the rock pillars of K7 and from the trail leading to the camp. (Tent)

  • Day 6

    Shaicho to Dalsanpa ( Laila Peak Base camp)

    After breakfast Trek to Dalsanpa. We take a path on a wooded moraine ridge which climbs quite steeply to the seasonal goat herder’s settlement at Golong. Here, we stop for lunch, before dropping down onto the glacier for a scramble along its edge to bypass a section of steep rock. A final scramble up a rocky gulley leads to the very spectacular campsite at Dalsanpa where there are a couple of tiny lakes and staggering views of a range of rocky summits, culminating in the snow plastered summit of Masherbrum. (Tent)

  • Day 07 to 19

    Climbing Activities

    We have 10 days for acclimatization and for scaling the summit. (Tent)

  • Day 20

    Dalsanpa ( Laila Peak Base camp) to Shaicho

    After breakfast trek back to Shaicho. Trek about 3 to 4 hrs takes us to campsite at (Tent)

  • Day 21

    Shaicho to Hushe

    Aftre breakfast we will trek back to hushe village. After Lunch we will meet Little Karim and other Mountainair’s after meeting we will visit also hushe Village. Overnight stay in hotel at Hushe

  • Day 22

    Hushe to Skardu

    After breakfast we will depart for Skardu, en route lunch stop at Khaplu, will also to visit Khaplu fort and Chaqchen mosque, the mosque is founded by the Mir Syed Ali Hamadai in 17century. Afternoon drive to Skardu. Overnight stay in hotel at Skardu.

  • Day 23

    Skardu to Chilas

    After breakfast we will drive for full day on Skardu route and KKH arrival in Chilas transfer to hotel. Overnight stay in hotel at

  • Day 24

    Chilas to Islamabad

    After breakfast we will drive via Babusar pass to Islamabad. We start early in the morning, to cover the 12 hours long drive. Short stay in Naran for lunch, by evening we shall reach Islamabad. Overnight stay at Islamabad.

  • Day 25

    Rest day at Islamabad

    After breakfast we will full day sightseeing of twin city Islamabad/Rawalpindi. Rest of time reserve for shopping.

  • Day 26

    Islamabad to Flight out

    Transfer to airport for flight back home.

Peak Royalty fees
4 nights hotel in Islamabad (Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner)
01 nights in Panorama hotel Chilas (Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner)
03 nights in Skardu (Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner)
As per itinerary
Pick up from group when arrive and drop to airport when group Departure Air-condition van from Islamabad – Skardu
Flight tickets Islamabad-Skardu
Arrange transport on briefing and debriefing occasion
Sightseeing the capital city of Islamabad
4 X4 Jeeps: Jeeps
Trekking and Base camp Food: Food (during the stay at base camp (we will serve breakfast, lunch and Dinner)
Porters: Carry on member personal climbing gears, foods stuffs and camping crew etc up to Base camp and return back to jeep road head. All porters insurance
Staffs: Guide / Cook and assistance cook wages, camp food, transport and their insurance
Camping Equipment: Mess tent, kitchen tent, toilet tent mattress, chairs, Tables
Kitchen utensils: Complete brand new kitchen utensils (crockery)
Tips for baggage handling at airport & at hotels
Fess: (Bridge crossing, cable crossing, camping)
International flights tickets re-confirmations
Custom clearing assistance

Member international flight tickets
Helicopter emergency rescue fees Members any climbing gears
Member personal insurance
High altitude tent
High altitude food
High altitude porter
Sleeping bag and all personal expenses such as telephone calls, fax, email charges, liquor or soft drinks,
Room service, gratuities for personal services, items of a purely personal nature
Custom clearing charges (import and export of equipment’s)
EPI gas and oxygen cylinder
Any unforeseen expenses (just like road block extra hotel stay or if members stay more days at Base Camp) then members will be pay according to the numbers of days bases.
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Arif Hassan Arif

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