Namika Peak, also known as "Minglik Sar," is a mountain located in the Karakoram range of the Himalayas, situated in Pakistan-administered Kashmir. With an elevation of approximately 6,387 meters (20,955 feet), it is a notable peak in the region.
Namika Peak is known for its impressive stature and challenging climbing routes. The mountain features steep slopes, rocky ridges, and potentially icy sections, depending on the chosen route. Climbing Namika Peak requires advanced mountaineering skills and experience in technical climbing.
The ascent of Namika Peak offers breathtaking views of the surrounding Karakoram Mountains, including other peaks in the area. The pristine beauty of the region, with its rugged landscapes, glaciers, and deep valleys, adds to the allure of climbing Namika.
Climbing Namika Peak requires proper planning, preparation, and experience. Mountaineers attempting the peak must have a good understanding of mountaineering safety practices, use appropriate equipment, and be aware of the risks associated with high-altitude climbing.
The weather conditions in the Karakoram range, including around Namika Peak, can be unpredictable and harsh. Climbers should be prepared for rapidly changing weather, including snowfall, high winds, and extreme cold temperatures.
While Namika Peak may not be as well-known as some of the higher and more famous peaks in the Karakoram range, it offers a challenging and rewarding climbing experience for experienced climbers. It provides an opportunity to explore lesser-known terrain, tackle technical challenges, and experience the raw beauty and solitude of the Himalayas.
As with any mountaineering expedition, it is important for climbers attempting Namika Peak to engage the services of experienced guides or mountaineering agencies familiar with the area. Their expertise can ensure safety and increase the chances of a successful ascent.
Namika Peak stands as a majestic and formidable mountain in the Karakoram, offering an enticing adventure for those seeking a technical and visually stunning climbing experience.
| 4 nights hotel in Islamabad (Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner) |
| 01 nights in Panorama hotel Chilas (Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner) |
| 02 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 |
| Sightseeing the capital city of Islamabad |
| 4 x 4 Jeeps: Jeeps |
| Food (during the stay at base camp (we will serve breakfast, lunch and Dinner) |
| 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 |
| Mess tent, kitchen tent, toilet tent mattress, chairs, Tables |
| Complete brand new kitchen utensils (crockery) |
| Tips for baggage handling at airport & at hotels |
| Fee: (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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