Gasherbrum IV is a magnificent mountain located in the Karakoram range of the Himalayas, situated on the border between Pakistan and China. With an elevation of approximately 7,925 meters (26,001 feet), it is one of the notable peaks in the region.
Gasherbrum IV is renowned among mountaineers for its challenging climbing routes and stunning beauty. It is part of the Gasherbrum group of peaks, which includes six major peaks (Gasherbrum I to VI) in close proximity.
The mountain features steep and exposed slopes, icy ridges, and sections of mixed rock and ice. Climbing Gasherbrum IV requires advanced mountaineering skills, experience in high-altitude climbing, and proper equipment. The technical difficulties include ice climbing, rock climbing, glacier travel, and negotiating narrow ridges.
The ascent of Gasherbrum IV offers breathtaking views of the surrounding Karakoram Mountains, including the neighboring peaks of the Gasherbrum group, K2, Broad Peak, and Chogolisa. The rugged and untouched beauty of the region, with its towering glaciers, immense icefalls, and rocky landscapes, adds to the allure and adventure associated with climbing Gasherbrum IV.
Due to its remote location and extreme weather conditions, climbers should be prepared for challenging environments, rapid weather changes, extreme cold temperatures, and strong winds. Proper planning, thorough route knowledge, and involvement of experienced guides or mountaineering agencies familiar with the area are crucial for safety and successful ascents.
Gasherbrum IV stands as an awe-inspiring and technically demanding mountain in the Karakoram. Its imposing presence and the allure of conquering its heights attract experienced mountaineers seeking an unforgettable and challenging climbing experience in the heart of the Himalayas.
| All Airport pick and drop |
| Both ways air fare between Islamabad – Skardu – Islamabad. |
| Transportation briefing, debriefing and sightseeing. |
| Transportation between Skardu – Askoli – Hushe - Skardu |
| Three nights’ Accommodation, twin bed room in Islamabad (bed & breakfast) |
| Three nights in Skardu Hotel with full board. |
| Two nights in Chilas Hotel with full board. |
| Local staff Wages, insurance, food and equipment. |
| Low porters to carry expedition and trekking equipment, foods. |
| Way up 75kg each climbing members. |
| Way down 50kg each climbing members. |
| All trekking and base camp foods. |
| Comfortable members tent, Mess tent, Kitchen tent, store tent, office tent,toilet tent, table, chairs & kitchen utensils. |
| Assistance for Reconfirmation of international flight tickets. |
| All Camping fees, road taxes & bridge crossing fee. |
| Low Porters Equipment’s. |
| Documentation & climbing permit |
| CKNP west management fee |
| Royalty fee and additional member fee |
| Liaison officer Kit allowance, food, flight fare. |
| Member international flight tickets |
| Helicopter emergency rescue fees (refundable if not use, it is now US$15000/- |
| 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 equipments) |
| 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 basses |
| Trekking members and climbing member will come together. If any/some member split during the period then there extra expenses will be charged according to normal price |
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Arif Hassan Arif
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