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Kapura peak 6400m charakusa valley

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Kapura Peak is a relatively lesser-known but challenging peak in the Karakoram Range of Gilgit-Baltistan, Pakistan. It is located near the famous Hushe Valley, a popular trekking and mountaineering destination in the region. Kapura Peak is often regarded as an exciting and technical climb for mountaineers looking for an adventurous expedition in a remote part of the Karakoram Range. The peak is situated at an altitude of approximately 6,300 meters (20,669 feet) and is considered a difficult ascent due to its steep rock faces, mixed terrain, and unpredictable weather. While Kapura Peak may not be as well-known as other nearby peaks like K2 or Masherbrum, it offers an appealing challenge for mountaineers who are seeking technical climbing, a remote atmosphere, and breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape.

Itinerary

Day 1
Arrival Islamabad

• Arrive in Islamabad, the capital city of Pakistan. • Rest day for acclimatization and briefings. • Team introductions and check gear.

Day 2:
Travel to Skardu

Fly to Skardu, subject to weather, Drive to Chilas 12- 13hrs 1200-M Hotel

Day 3:
Skardu to Hushe

• Travel by jeep from Skardu to Hushe Valley (approximately 6-7 hours). • Set up Base Camp in Hushe Valley.

Day 4:
Rest day in Hushe Village

Rest day in Hushe Village

Day 5-7:
Trek to Base Camp

• Begin the trek from Hushe Valley to Base Camp. • The trek will take around 3-4 days depending on the terrain and pace. • Set up Base Camp and rest for acclimatization.

Day 8-10:
Acclimatization and Exploration

• Spend time at Base Camp for acclimatization. • Explore surrounding areas and check climbing equipment.

Day 11-13:
Ascent to Camp 1

• Begin the ascent toward Camp 1 at around 5,300 meters. • The route includes glacier crossings and rock climbing. • Set up Camp 1 and rest for further acclimatization.

Day 14-16:
Ascent to Camp 2

• Continue the climb to Camp 2 at around 5,800 meters. • The climb becomes more technical, with mixed climbing on snow and rock. • Set up Camp 2 for acclimatization.

Day 17-19:
Summit Push

• From Camp 2, start the final summit push to Kapura Peak. • This involves navigating through steep rock faces, ice, and snow sections. • Reach the summit and enjoy breathtaking views of the Karakoram Range and Hushe Valley.

Day 20-22:
Descent to Base Camp

• After summiting, descend back to Base Camp. • Rest and recuperate at Base Camp.

Day 23-24:
Trek Back to Hushe Valley

• Begin the descent back from Base Camp to Hushe Valley. • Return to Skardu by jeep.

Day 25:
Fly back to your home

Fly back to your home destinations

Services

Services Include
Peak Royalty fees
4 nights hotel in Islamabad (Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner)
01 nights in Panorama hotel Chilas (Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner)
03 nights in Skardu (Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner)
As per itinerary
Pick up from group when arrive and drop to airport when group Departure Air-condition van from Islamabad – Skardu
Flight tickets Islamabad-Skardu
Arrange transport on briefing and debriefing occasion
Sightseeing the capital city of Islamabad
4 X4 Jeeps: Jeeps
Trekking and Base camp Food: Food (during the stay at base camp (we will serve breakfast, lunch and Dinner)
Porters: Carry on member personal climbing gears, foods stuffs and camping crew etc up to Base camp and return back to jeep road head. All porters insurance
Staffs: Guide / Cook and assistance cook wages, camp food, transport and their insurance
Camping Equipment: Mess tent, kitchen tent, toilet tent mattress, chairs, Tables
Kitchen utensils: Complete brand new kitchen utensils (crockery)
Tips for baggage handling at airport & at hotels
Fess: (Bridge crossing, cable crossing, camping)
International flights tickets re-confirmations
Custom clearing assistance
Member international flight tickets
Helicopter emergency rescue fees Members any climbing gears
Member personal insurance
High altitude tent
High altitude food
High altitude porter
Sleeping bag and all personal expenses such as telephone calls, fax, email charges, liquor or soft drinks,
Room service, gratuities for personal services, items of a purely personal nature
Custom clearing charges (import and export of equipment’s)
EPI gas and oxygen cylinder
Any unforeseen expenses (just like road block extra hotel stay or if members stay more days at Base Camp) then members will be pay according to the numbers of days bases.

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Muhammad Ishaq

CEO

I am a professional mountaineer and expert mountain guide in the Karakoram Range. In addition to my guiding work, I have recently opened a climbing training center in Huahe Valley, where I aim to share my knowledge and experience with aspiring climbers and adventurers.

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