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Shimshal Pass Trek

Shimshal is a remote village in upper Hunza, which lies at an altitude of 3,100m. The Himalayas, the frozen peaks, the glaciers, and the wide grasslands are all little features of a small village of Wakhi speaking people. A village which was isolated for centuries was finally connected with KKH by a link road in 2003. Due to remoteness of the region it is less frequently visited trek hence its natural beauty is unspoiled and inspiring. Shimshal is a home of mountains like Dastaghil Sar, Shimshal White Horn, Minglik Sar, Lupghar Sar, Yazghail Sar, Kanjut Sar and others are well known among mountaineers. However Minglik Sar (5930 M) is more popular as it is relatively an easy trekking peak and can be climbed in a day. Some of the most popular treks including Pamir Pass, Chafchangol Pass, & Lukpe La etc. can be started in Shimshal

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Day 01: Arrive at Islamabad International Airport (590m)
Day 02: Fly to Gilgit & Drive to Karimabad, Hunza
Day 03 Spend Free day in Karimabad – official paperwork
Day 04: Drive to Shimshal village – Hotel
Day 05: Free Day in Shimshal Village (final logistics) – Hotel
Day 06: Trek to Ghar Sar (3,300m) – Camp
Day 07: Trek to Wooch Furzeen (3,800m) – Camp
Day 08: Trek to Arbob Purian (3,810m) – Camp
Day 09: Trek to Shujerav (4,005m) – Camp
Day 10: Trek to Shuwerth/Shimshal Pass (4,500m) – Camp

Day 11: Rest or Explore (optional: attempt Minglik Sar 6,050m)
Day 12: Rest or Explore (optional: attempt Minglik Sar 6,050m)
Day 13: Trek back to Arbob Purian (3,810m) – Camp
Day 14: Trek back to Wooch Furzeen (3,800m) – Camp
Day 15: Trek back to Shimshal Village
Day 16: Drive to Gilgit or Karimabad (2,440m)
Day 17: Fly to Islamabad – hotel
Day 18: Contingency day for flight cancellation
Day 19: Fly out to home country