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Tirich-Mir Expedition

🏔️ Tirich Mir Expedition – Conquer the Roof of Hindu Kush

Tirich Mir (7,708 meters / 25,289 feet) is the highest peak of the Hindu Kush mountain range and the tallest mountain in Pakistan outside the Karakoram and Himalaya ranges. Towering over the beautiful Shagrom Valley in Upper Chitral, Tirich Mir is an icon of mountaineering history and a dream summit for seasoned alpinists seeking high altitude adventure, unspoiled landscapes, and spiritual majesty.


📍 Location & Importance

Tirich Mir dominates the skyline of Chitral Valley, located near the border of Afghanistan’s Wakhan Corridor. It offers more than just vertical ascent—it offers cultural depth, remoteness, and dramatic terrain unlike anywhere else in Pakistan.

The journey begins in the picturesque village of Shagrom, leading climbers through narrow gorges, icy moraines, and glacial basins before reaching the Tirich Mir Base Camp.


🌟 Highlights of the Tirich Mir Expedition

Climb the highest mountain in the Hindu Kush and one of the most prominent peaks in Central Asia.

Experience the raw beauty and solitude of Shagrom Valley, far from commercial climbing routes.

Walk in the footsteps of legendary climbers who first summited Tirich Mir in 1950.

Panoramic views of Nowshaq, Istor-o-Nal, and other Hindu Kush giants.

Immerse in the rich culture of Chitral, with influences from Kalash, Nuristani, and Khowar heritage.


📅 Best Time to Climb

The most favorable climbing season is from late June to mid-August, when weather conditions in the Hindu Kush are most stable and snow conditions on the glaciers are manageable.


🧗 Expedition Grade & Requirements

Tirich Mir is a high-altitude technical climb, suited for experienced mountaineers with prior ascents of 6,000+ meter peaks, technical ice/rock climbing skills, and physical endurance.


🗺️ Suggested Itinerary

Day 01–03: Arrival in Islamabad – Fly or drive to Chitral
Day 04–07: Transfer to Shagrom via Booni – Trek to Tirich Mir Base Camp
Day 08–30: Acclimatization, climbing rotations, and summit attempt
Day 31–35: Descent to Shagrom – Return to Islamabad

Note: Duration may vary depending on weather and group experience.


Why Choose Chogholingsa Trek and Tours?

Decades of experience in organizing remote peak expeditions in Pakistan

Expert logistics in the Hindu Kush and Chitral regions

Professional guides, porters, cooks, and safety systems

Full service from permit arrangements to summit support

Focus on cultural interaction and eco-conscious travel


🏕️ Expedition Services

Mountaineering permit and liaison officer

Domestic flights, transport, hotel stays

Base camp logistics, tents, meals, and support staff

High-altitude porters (HAPs) and climbing gear transport

Medical evacuation planning and satellite communication

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