GHANDOGHORO PEAK EXPEDITION

Ghandoghoro Peak Expedition

Ghandoghoro Peak (6,080m) rises proudly in the breathtaking Hushe Valley, surrounded by the giants of the Karakoram. This majestic mountain lies near the famous Gondogoro La Pass, offering climbers an unforgettable journey through glaciers, high-altitude passes, and some of the most dramatic alpine scenery in the world.

Located in Gilgit-Baltistan, this expedition is a thrilling choice for climbers aiming to conquer a 6,000+ meter peak while experiencing the remote beauty and rich culture of Pakistan’s north.

 Location & Elevation

Region: Hushe Valley, Karakoram Range, Gilgit-Baltistan

Elevation: 6,080 meters (19,947 feet)

Access Point: Hushe Village via Skardu

Expedition Grade: Moderate to technical

Best Season: July to mid-September

 Why Climb Ghandoghoro Peak?

A challenging and rewarding climb near Gondogoro La

Offers a 360-degree panoramic view of some of the world’s tallest peaks:
K2, Broad Peak, Gasherbrum I & II, and Laila Peak

Less crowded than commercial peaks — ideal for true adventurers

Rich cultural experiences in Hushe Village, home to skilled local mountaineers

Excellent opportunity for mountaineering training and experience building

 Expedition Overview

This climb begins in Hushe Village, leading you along the Charakusa Glacier before ascending to Ghandoghoro Base Camp. The summit attempt involves snow and ice slopes, glacier travel, and high-altitude climbing skills — a great next step for those who’ve trekked or climbed before and want to reach higher altitudes.