Sia Kangri Expedition Kondus Valley Gilgit Baltistan

Sia Kangri Expedition

Sia Kangri (7,422 m, 24,350 ft) is a mountain in the Baltoro Muztagh in the Karakoram. Its summit lies on the border of Pakistan and China. About a kilometer southeast of the Sia Kangri summit is the tri point where territories controlled by India, Pakistan and China meet.^[2] Territories on all sides are disputed. The land immediately to the southwest of the peak is claimed by both Pakistan and India and controlled by Pakistan. The land to the northeast is part of the Trans-Karakoram Tract, controlled by China under a 1963 border agreement with Pakistan but claimed by India. The land to the southeast is claimed by Pakistan and India, but controlled by India, as a part of Ladakh. Sia Kangri is the 63rd highest mountain in the world, and the 25th highest in Pakistan. The peak is on the watershed between the Indus River basin and the Tarim Basin. Indira Col which is 3 km to the east is the northernmost point under India’s control.^[3]

Sia Kangri was first climbed in 1934 by the International Himalaya Expedition led by the Swiss-German mountaineer Günter Dyhrenfurth. The summit party included Günter ‘s wife Hettie Dyhrenfurth, who thereby set the women’s world altitude record, which stood for 20 years. Lately, Pakistan has opened Sia Kangri peak for mountaineers and climbers who can obtain permission from Islamabad to summit Sia Kangri.

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Day 1:

Fly from Islamabad to Skardu.

Drive to Askole, the last village before the trek.

Camp overnight in Askole.

Day 2:

Trek from Askole to Jhola.

Camp overnight in Jhola.

Day 3:

Trek from Jhola to Paiju.

Camp overnight in Paiju.

Day 4:

Trek from Paiju to Khoburtse.

Camp overnight in Khoburtse.

Day 5:

Trek from Khoburtse to Dunde.

Camp overnight in Dunde.

Day 6:

Trek from Dunde to Goro II.

Camp overnight in Goro II.

Day 7:

Trek from Goro II to Concordia.

Visit K2 Base Camp.

Camp overnight in Concordia.

Day 8:

Rest and acclimatize at Concordia.

Day 9:

Trek from Concordia to Camp III on Sia Kangri.

Camp overnight at Camp III.

Day 10:

Summit Sia Kangri and descend to Camp III.

Camp overnight at Camp III.

Day 11:

Trek from Camp III to Concordia.

Camp overnight in Concordia.

Day 12:

Trek from Concordia to Goro II.

Camp overnight in Goro II.

Day 13:

Trek from Goro II to Dunde.

Camp overnight in Dunde.

Day 14:

Trek from Dunde to Khoburtse.

Camp overnight in Khoburtse.

Day 15:

Trek from Khoburtse to Paiju.

Camp overnight in Paiju.

Day 16:

Trek from Paiju to Jhola.

Camp overnight in Jhola.

Day 17:

Trek from Jhola to Askole.

Camp overnight in Askole.

Day 18:

Drive to Skardu.

Fly from Skardu to Islamabad.

Price P/P for the year 2025-26 ( all the prices are negociable)

Solo. $5000:- or €5000:- P/P

2 to 03 Pax $45000:- or €4500:- P/P

04 to 06 Pax. $3750:- or €3750 P/P

07 to 10 Pax. $3450:- or €3450 P/P

More than 10 Pax $3000:- or €3000 P/P

Pricing & Group Details

Standard Package Inclusions:

All permits and official documentation

Transportation all domestic transport

Experienced trekking guides and support staff

Porters for equipment and supplies

Camping gear (tents, sleeping bags, mats)

Meals during trekking days (breakfast, lunch, dinner)

First aid and emergency oxygen supplies

Basic medical assistance

Safety equipment (ropes, harnesses, etc.)

Environmental conservation measures

Pricing (Per Person):

Note: Prices vary depending on group size, season, and specific requirements.

For groups larger than 8 participants, discounts may be available.

Additional Costs (Optional):

Personal gear rental (if needed)

Extra nights in Transport out of the decided programe

Personal equipment and supplies

Travel insurance and emergency evacuation

Booking & Payment Details:

A deposit of 30% is required to confirm your booking.

Full payment is due 30 days before the expedition start date.

Flexible payment options available.

Best Time to Book:

June to September (Peak trekking season)

Early booking recommended due to limited permits and high demand.

Customizable Options:

Tailored itineraries based on your preferences and schedule

Additional acclimatization days or side treks

Special arrangements for photography or mountaineering

S#	DETAILS
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

S.#	DETAILS
01	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.