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Technical Karakoram Alpine Climb Near Concordia, Pakistan
About Mitre Peak Expedition
The Mitre Peak Expedition 2026–27 is a serious alpine objective in Pakistan’s central Karakoram, located near Concordia at the junction of the Baltoro Glacier. Surrounded by the world’s greatest mountains, Mitre Peak stands as a sharp, technical summit demanding solid alpine judgment, efficient movement, and high-altitude competence.
This expedition is designed for climbers seeking a non-commercial, technically demanding Karakoram peak away from overcrowded 8000m routes.
Approach and Acclimatization
The approach follows the classic Baltoro Glacier route, providing progressive acclimatization through Paiju, Urdukas, Goro II, and Concordia. Conditions are remote and committing, with limited external support beyond base camp.
Climbers must be comfortable operating in cold, unstable weather, managing loads, and making conservative decisions in high-consequence terrain.
Climbing Style
The expedition follows a lightweight alpine-style philosophy, supported by a professionally organized base camp. Expect:
→ Steep snow and ice climbing
→ Mixed terrain and exposed ridgelines
→ Route-finding in remote Karakoram conditions
→ Self-sufficiency above base camp
Guides focus on risk management, efficient movement, and real-time decision-making rather than fixed-route dependency.
Required Experience
This expedition is suitable for climbers who:
→ Have climbed above 6,000 meters
→ Are proficient in snow, ice, and mixed alpine terrain
→ Can operate independently in remote environments
→ Seek a true Karakoram alpine challenge
This is not an introductory expedition.
Why Mitre Peak
→ Remote alpine objective near Concordia
→ Uncrowded Karakoram climbing
→ Technical terrain with real consequences
→ Direct exposure to Pakistan’s high-mountain environment
The Mitre Peak Expedition 2026–27 delivers raw, uncompromising mountaineering in one of the world’s most powerful mountain settings.
Mitre Peak Expedition – 24 Days Itinerary | 2026–27
Karakoram Range | Concordia | Pakistan
Day 1 – Arrival in Islamabad
Arrival at Islamabad International Airport. Airport reception and transfer to hotel. Expedition briefing and document check.
Overnight: Hotel in Islamabad
Day 2 – Fly to Skardu
Morning flight to Skardu (weather permitting). Afternoon rest and short walk for acclimatization.
Overnight: Hotel in Skardu
Day 3 – Preparation Day in Skardu
Permit formalities, equipment check, last-minute purchases. Optional acclimatization hike.
Overnight: Hotel in Skardu
Day 4 – Drive Skardu to Askole (3,000 m)
Jeep drive through Shigar Valley and along the Braldu River to Askole, the last village.
Overnight: Camp at Askole
Day 5 – Trek Askole to Jhola (3,200 m)
Start trekking on the Baltoro route. Easy day to adjust to trekking rhythm.
Overnight: Camp at Jhola
Day 6 – Trek Jhola to Paiju (3,400 m)
Cross suspension bridges and river valleys before reaching Paiju.
Overnight: Camp at Paiju
Day 7 – Trek Paiju to Urdukas (4,050 m)
Enter the Baltoro Glacier. Stunning views of Trango Towers and Cathedral Peaks.
Overnight: Camp at Urdukas
Day 8 – Trek Urdukas to Goro II (4,300 m)
Challenging glacier walk with expansive mountain scenery.
Overnight: Camp at Goro II
Day 9 – Trek Goro II to Concordia (4,600 m)
Reach legendary Concordia with views of K2 Broad Peak and Gasherbrum group.
Overnight: Camp at Concordia
Day 10 – Trek Concordia to Mitre Peak Base Camp (Approx. 4,700 m)
Short trek to establish Mitre Peak Base Camp. Rest and organization.
Overnight: Base Camp
Days 11–17 – Climbing Period: Mitre Peak
Seven days allocated for:
→ Acclimatization rotations
→ Establishment of high camps
→ Summit attempt depending on weather and conditions
Schedule remains flexible to maximize safety and success.
Overnight: Base Camp and High Camps
Day 18 – Spare / Weather Contingency Day
Reserved for summit attempt or weather delays.
Overnight: Base Camp
Day 19 – Descend to Concordia
After completion of climb, descend back to Concordia.
Overnight: Camp at Concordia
Day 20 – Trek Concordia to Goro II
Begin return trek on the Baltoro Glacier.
Overnight: Camp at Goro II
Day 21 – Trek Goro II to Paiju
Long but gradual descent.
Overnight: Camp at Paiju
Day 22 – Trek Paiju to Askole
Final trekking day through familiar terrain.
Overnight: Camp at Askole
Day 23 – Drive Askole to Skardu
Jeep transfer back to Skardu. Celebration dinner.
Overnight: Hotel in Skardu
Day 24 – Fly Skardu to Islamabad & Departure
Fly to Islamabad and connect with international departure.
(Extra buffer day recommended if weather delays flights.)
24-DAY ITINERARY SUMMARY (SEO)
→ Mitre Peak Expedition 24 Days
→ Karakoram climbing near Concordia Pakistan
→ Baltoro Glacier trekking route
→ High altitude alpine climbing expedition
→ Pakistan mountaineering adventure
Important Notes
→ Weather and mountain conditions may require itinerary adjustments
→ Summit success is never guaranteed
→ Prior high-altitude experience strongly recommended
TERMS & CONDITION:
Chogholingsa Trek &Tours promulgates its terms and conditions for any kind of trip, trekking, mountaineering, hiking, rafting, wild safaris and other services being operated so far by the company. The terms and conditions set forth will bring forward its limitations before any interested visitor advances for the programs alluded.
What should our clients do for reservation of any kind of services provided by the company?
40% of payment in advance should be made up 1 month earlier or as soon as the trip is confirmed, since it is a proof that you are sure to attempt the trip. It should be done as alluded so that the company can manage all the necessary documents, permissions and required field staffs.
The full settlement of the payment should be cleared before the client proceeds for the trip or any kind of service at the arrival in Pakistan.
The advance payment is not refundable in case of overturning the trip in any condition on behalf of the client.
The advance payment is only refundable if the holding company shows any technical impediments regarding the trip.
No refund is made for 40% deposit amount in case of delay arrival, no show or cancellation of trip for any other else reason.
For any consideration regarding the terms alluded, a bilateral negotiation can be attempted between the hosting company and the client
The advance payment can be directly deposited to our bank account through any bank in the world.
1: REFUND:
No refund will be made for 50% deposit amount in case of cancellation of trip for any other else reason. Having paid full amount of any trip, you’re entitled to incur refund in case if you want to cancel your trip. Still, cancellation charge is invoiced to you. Written notification of your cancellation should be made to cancel any trip. Nevertheless, you’re imposed cancellation charge as advised below: –
2: SUPPLEMENT CHARGE:
On our holidays tour / trek packages, rooms or tents are provided in twin sharing basis. Thus, single room supplement charge will be imposed to client who does not have another tour participant to share room / tent with.
3: INCOMPLETE TOUR:
No refund will be made to clients who drop out from the journey regardless of whatever portions remain unused in the itinerary.
4: CLIENTS’ RESPONSIBLE:
A tour / trek guide who represents Chogholingsa trek & Tours deserves all authority during your tours. If you commit any unlawful act, you are compelled to leave the tour. No refund will be made in such case.
5: IMPACT ON YOUR JOURNEY:
We put our every effort to ensure comfortable traveling of yours,but it is must to understand that what you might be accustomed to in the western affluent countries, the Asian countries can’t afford such facilities. Weather is another factor that directly impact on your journey. Hence, patience in mind, enthusiasm and proper preparation before head is must to venture into journey.
6: TRAVEL INSURANCE:
You must purchase comprehensive travel insurance package against medical, natural calamity, helicopter evacuation, personal accident, trip cancellation etc. This is suggested to all our esteemed clients.
7: TOUR AMENDMENT:
To make alterations of any trek / tour itinerary, prior notice is requested. You’re advised to stay in touch with us thus. But occasionally, you may be obliged to do so en route under certain circumstance for instance bad weather etc.
8: PAPERS AND DOCUMENTS:
All necessary documents should be presented in sequence for example to issue visa, necessary permits etc. We’re not accountable in case of any trip formality not completed in time before the trip departs on the absent of essential papers and documents.
9: RISK AND RESPONSIBILITY:
Your safety and enjoyment is our prime concern. We therefore carry out our responsibility honestly & sincerely to ensure your holiday trouble–free as well as you have desired. Nevertheless, unless stated otherwise, trip may be change under uncertain and inherent circumstances such as land-slides, road blockage, flood, snow political unrest, cancellation of flight, delay arrival, sickness or accidents etc. Any extra cost incurring there is your personal responsibility and should be borne on the spot.
10: FLIGHT DELAY / CANCELLATION:
There is virtually possibility of flight delay or postponement for notorious weather in Karakoram & Himalayan Mountain regions of Pakistan which could be happened, especially during off season, you’re highly advised to reserve extra days to prepare with some delays and avoid frustrating consequence. In case of flight cancellation pre-tour/post-tour, you need to meet your accommodation and food costs yourself.
Chogholingsa Trek & Tours puts every effort to ensure your comfortable traveling, but it is must to understand that what you might be accustomed to in the other affluent countries, the Asian countries can’t afford such facilities. Weather is another factor that directly impacts your journey. Hence, patience in mind, enthusiasm and proper preparation before beginning is must to venture into journey.
→01 RESERVATIONS / PAYMENTS:
A non-refundable deposit of $300 or 15% of the tour is required in order to make a reservation with the company. Total balance is due 3 weeks prior to departure. When price once fixed then any extra expenses will not be charged to the client
→02 MODE OF PAYMENT: Bank Transfer:
Account Details
Bank Name: →Habib Bank Pvt.LTD.
Account Title: →Chogholingsa
IBAN NO: →PK73 HABB 0004767901352403
swift code → HABBPKKA Or HABBPKKA476
Branch Code →0476
Branch name: →Main Bazar Branch Skardu
Included
01:- Airport pick and drop
02:- Accommodation bed & B.fast, twin bedroom in Islamabad and other cities standard air-condition rooms.
03:- Flight Ticket or transportation from Islamabad/ Skardu/ Gilgit/chitral or from these cities to Islamabad
04:- Skardu/Gilgit/Hunza Hotel (bed & breakfast)
05:- Two nights in Chilas/ Besham hotel (bed & breakfast) incase of flight cancellation.
06:- Jeeps Skardu/Askoli/ Hushe/ Skardu/shimshal/Chitral/Kalash or vice virsa.
07:- Wages, insurance, food equipment of cook
08:- Wages, insurance, food equipment of Assistant cook,
09:- Wages, insurance, food of Porter Sirdar
10:- Porter Payment, Low altitude porters.
11:- Baggage,75 kg (going time) and 50 kgs (on return) for expedition 45 days or more and 25 kg for trekking group & trekking peak
12:- Full board camp food during trek & at base camp.
13:- Mess tent, Kitchen tent, store tent, table , chairs and kitchen equipment
14:- Reconfirmation of international flight tickets.
15:- Camping fees, road taxes & bridge crossing of expedition members & Porters.
16:- Porters Equipments.
17:- Assistance in obtaining climbing permit and other documentations
18:- Briefing and debriefing in the Ministry of tourism
19:- CKNP fee: US $ 150/per member
20:- 1000 US$ guarantee pollution fee.
21:- 200 US$ environmental protection fund.
22:- Fuel, Tarpaulin, and Stove for porters.
23:- Kerosene Oil for porter and Members
24:- Toilet tent and shower tent
25:- Members will have individual D-4 in Base camp tents, and mattress for expeditions more than one month
26:- LO insurance or guide transport and hotel/ equipment and TA/DA.
27:- Royalty fee and additional member fee
Not Included
1:- Sleeping bags, rucksacks and personal clothing.
02:- Medication, ground evacuation and helicopter rescue (US$15,000) of any kind.
03:- Room services, laundry charges, beverages and items of personal nature. Phone /communication
04:- Climbing food beyond base camp, equipment, high altitude Porters wages bills.
05:- Insurance or liability of any members.
06:- Tip to staff
07:- Custom clearing and forwarding agent’s charge.
08:- Food & drinks during stay in hotel (City)
09:- Transport to other cities or places out of itinerary
10:- Custom clearing and forwarding agent’s charge.
11:- Extra baggage charges during international or domestic flight
12:- Insurance or liability of any members.
