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Praqpa Kangri (or Praqpa Ri) is a mountain in Pakistan’s Karakoram range in the territory of Gilgit-Baltistan. Praqpa Kangri has an altitude of 7,134 m (some sources put the summit at 7,156 m). The main summit is located 2.33 km south of Skil Brum. The peak’s prominence is 668 m. The Savoia glacier flows from the east flank of the mountain towards the Godwin-Austen-Glacier. The Biango Glacier lies to the west of the peak, as does eight-thousanders K2 and Broad Peak.[1]

It is considered one of the world’s highest unclimbed mountains, with no successful recorded summits on the main peak as of 2026.

In 2016, Canadian climber Nancy Hansen and German climber Ralf Dujmovits made the first recorded ascent attempt on Praqpa Ri.[2] Hansen received the Hiding in Plain Sight: Unclimbed Summits in the Karakorum award from the Shipton-Tilman Grant program to support the climb.[3] The pair spent two months attempting to climb the peak,[4] ultimately reaching 6,300 meters before turning back due to poor snow conditions.[5]

In 2021, Martin Sieberer and Simon Messner made a second attempt to climb Praqpa Ri.[6] They were prevented from the summit after reaching 6,000 twice, as the higher sections were impassable due to snow conditions.[1][7] After returning from the expedition, Messner recounted the steepness of the mountain’s slopes are prone to avalanches, requiring good weather to climb safely. He suggested that the increasing risk of climate change meant the likelihood of a successful summit on Praqpa Ri is growing increasingly rare

🗺️ Suggested Expedition Itinerary

Day 01–03: Arrive in Islamabad – Briefings & gear checks
Day 04–07: Flight or drive to Skardu – Trek to Askole
Day 08–15: Trek through Baltoro Glacier to K2 Base Camp
Day 16–45: Acclimatization, climbing rotations, summit push
Day 46–50: Descent and trek back – Return to Skardu & Islamabad
(Itinerary may vary depending on weather, health, and team conditions.)

OUR SERVICES

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.