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Skil Brum Expedition 7,360 meters (24,140 ft)

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Skil Brum, also known as Skilbrum or Skilbrum Peak, is indeed a mountain located in the Karakoram range of Pakistan. It stands at an elevation of approximately 7,360 meters (24,140 feet). While there might not be a specific expedition or widely known ascent associated with Skil Brum, I can provide you with a brief description of what an expedition to this peak might entail. A Skil Brum expedition would involve a team of experienced mountaineers and climbers venturing into the rugged and remote Karakoram region. Situated in close proximity to other notable peaks such as K2 and Broad Peak, Skil Brum presents a challenging and demanding endeavor. As with any high-altitude expedition, climbers would need to acclimatize gradually to the thinning air and extreme conditions. The journey to Skil Brum would likely involve a lengthy trek through breathtaking valleys and glaciers, offering spectacular views of the surrounding mountainous landscape. Reaching the base of Skil Brum, climbers would begin their ascent, navigating steep slopes, icy ridges, and potentially treacherous crevasses. The technical difficulty of the climb would require proficiency in various mountaineering techniques, including ice climbing, rope work, and route finding. Due to its remote location and challenging nature, Skil Brum is likely to attract seasoned climbers who are drawn to the allure of exploring lesser-known peaks. As with any expedition in the Karakoram, climbers must be well-prepared with appropriate gear, supplies, and contingency plans to handle unforeseen circumstances and changing weather conditions. The rewards of a successful Skil Brum expedition would include the exhilaration of conquering a significant peak, breathtaking views from the summit, and the sense of accomplishment that comes with pushing the limits of human endurance. Please note that the specific details of a Skil Brum expedition may vary depending on the chosen route, weather conditions, and the expertise of the climbers involved. It's essential to consult with experienced mountaineering professionals, local guides, and relevant authorities to plan and execute such an expedition safely and responsibly.

Itinerary

Day 1
Arrival Islamabad

Arrival Islamabad and transfer to hotel.

Day 2
Islamabad to Skardu (By Air)

Fly to Skardu via PK-451 ( In case weather not support Drive from Islamabad - Chilas

Day 3
Skardu

In case of flight has operated we will go for sightseeing tour of Skardu and in case no flight, the day will be used for over land travel from Chilas to Skardu (total drive is 22 – 24 hrs from Islamabad to Skardu). Overnight stay in hotel at Skardu.

Day 4
Skardu to Askoli

By jeeps drive to Askole (6-7 hrs)

Day 5
Skardu to Jhula

trek to jhula

Day 6
Jhula to Paiyu

Trek to Paiyu

Day 7
Paiyu to Urdukas

Trek to Urdukas

Day 8
Urdukas to base camp

Trek to base camp

Day 11-36
Base Camp

days reserved for climbing skilbrum Peak

Day 37
BASE CAMP – URDUKAS

Trek back to Urdukas

Day 38
URDUKAS – PAIYU

trek back to Paiyu

Day 39
PAIYU – JULLA

Trek back to Julla

Day 40
JULLA – ASKOLE

trek back to Askole

Day 41
ASKOLE – SKARDU

By jeeps drive to Skardu (6-7 hrs)

Day 42
SKARDU – CHILAS

Drive to Chilas

Day 43
CHILAS – ISLAMABAD

Drive to Islamabad

Day 44
ISLAMABAD

Debriefing/Farewell at Ministry of Tourism

Day 45
FLY BACK

Embark your international flight

Services

Services Include
Lodging at base camp (single supplement)
Full base camp with dinning tent, bathroom, showers & solar charge
All internal/domestic transport
All domestic flights
50kgs (110 lbs) personal baggage
All meals during trek and at base camp (B,L,D)
Group emergency equipment/satellite phone service with fixed calling charge
Two nights stay in Islamabad hotel on arrival and two on return (bed & breakfast only)
Staff insurance (guide, cook, kitchen staff, assistant(s) & porters etc)
Experienced cook from Pakistan
Kitchen staff
Porters for all expedition supplies
Solar power at base camp
Electricity generator (backup for high voltage devices)
International airfare
Permit/royalty fee according to number of persons
Personal climbing equipment, clothing & sleeping equipment
Group climbing gear (rope, ice crew, snow bar, EPI gas, cooking pots and others)
Mountain climbing rescue and evacuation insurance policy - mandatory
Lodging and meals above base camp
Any service above base camp
Communication radio (walkie talkie)
Weather reports
Personal equipment cargo to/from Islamabad
Pakistan visa fee
Tips/gratuities to staff, cook, assistant(s) of US$ 250 per person in total
Meals in Islamabad
Extra hotel nights after the climb
Trip cancellation insurance
All expenses incurred in the event of early wind-up/summit (extra hotel nights, meals at hotels, evacuation)
Charges incurred due to delays beyond the control of Karakorum Alpine Guide (Force majeure)
Personal communication (phone, fax, e-mail) between Pakistan and home country.

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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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