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Terichmir is the highest peak in the Hindu Kush mountain range, located in the Chitral District of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province, Pakistan. At 7,708 meters (25,289 feet), it is a challenging climb that requires technical expertise in high-altitude mountaineering. The trek to Terichmir offers stunning views and challenging terrain, making it a prime destination for mountaineers who seek both adventure and isolation in one of the least-explored regions of the world.
Itinerary
• Arrival: Fly into Islamabad, Pakistan’s capital city. • Activities: Orientation meeting, equipment check, and briefing with the expedition team. Rest and acclimatization to the local time zone.
Travel to Chitral (by flight or road). Arrive and overnight stay in Chitral.
Drive to Terich Valley (about 2-3 hours by jeep). Set up camp in Terich Valley.
Start trekking towards Terichmir Base Camp. Set up camps along the way and acclimatize to the altitude.
Arrive at Base Camp (4,800m). Rest and acclimatize.
Camp 1 (5,500m): Begin ascent and set up Camp 1. Camp 2 (6,200m): Continue to Camp 2. Summit Day (7,708m): Final push to the summit. Reach the summit, enjoy views, and descend back to Base Camp.
Descend to Base Camp and continue to Terich Valley. Overnight stay in Terich Valley.
Travel back to Chitral by jeep.
Return to Islamabad (by road or flight). Rest and prepare for departure.
Depart from Islamabad and return home.
Services
| 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
CEOI 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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