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GASHERBRUM-I EXPEDITION 2027

Take on the Gasherbrum I Expedition, one of the world’s most formidable 8,000m peaks, and experience the ultimate challenge of climbing in the remote Karakoram.

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Expedition Starts From Jun 26, 2027

Arrival At Destination

Jun 23, 2027

Departure for Activities

Jun 26, 2027

Country

Pakistan

Activity

Mountaineering

Accommodation

Hotel/Lodge/Tent

Walking

5-7 hours

Max Altitude

8080 M

Duration

37 Days

Difficulty

Hard

Best Season

Summer

The Gasherbrum - I Expedition delivers a complete high-altitude experience, combining expert leadership, proven logistics, and comprehensive support from arrival in Islamabad to the summit of Gasherbrum - I.

Designed for climbers who value safety, reliability, and professional expedition management, the package provides the essential foundation for a successful ascent, with dedicated Sherpa support, comprehensive oxygen provisions, and a carefully planned acclimatization strategy.

Includes

What’s included in your package

1. ARRIVAL & ACCOMMODATION

Airport–hotel–airport private transfers.
2 nights 4-star hotel in Islamabad, single room, B&B.
Welcome dinner in Islamabad with office staff.

2. PERMITS & FORMALITIES

G-I expedition royalty and climbing permits for members and Sherpa.
Government Liaison Officer with equipment, salary and accommodation.
Satellite phone/walkie-talkie permits.
Garbage deposit and stool shipment transfer fees.
Pakistan Customs cargo-clearance assistance (clearance charges extra).
G-I climbing certificate from the Pakistani Alpine Club upon successful ascent.

3. TRANSPORT & CARGO

Islamabad–Skardu–Islamabad domestic flights as per itinerary.
Skardu–Askole–Skardu jeep transportation.
Staff transportation from Islamabad to Askole via Skardu.
Expedition equipment transportation: Nepal–Pakistan by air cargo, Islamabad–Askole by road, and Askole–Base Camp by porters/mules, including return transport.
Up to 60 kg personal baggage per member carried by porters/mules.

4. TREKKING, FOOD & LODGING

Full-board meals: breakfast, lunch and dinner with tea/coffee.
Hotel/Lodge/Tent accommodation during the trek and at Base Camp.
Hygienic food, fruits, soft drinks and juices.
Camping logistics and porters to/from Base Camp.

5. BASE CAMP SERVICES

Well-managed Base Camp for members and staff.
Nepalese and Pakistani Base Camp cooks and kitchen helpers.
Staff salaries, equipment, food and clothing.
Individual member box tent.
Dining, kitchen, communication, toilet, shower, staff and storage tents.
Tables, chairs and cooking equipment.
Heaters, solar power and generator for lighting and charging.

6. CLIMBING & SHERPA SUPPORT

Base Camp oxygen, ice-wall and ladder training by Sherpa Guide.
2:1, one multiple 8000m summiteer high-altitude climbing Sherpa plus one Pakistani Sherpa.
Sherpa support throughout rotations and summit push.
Sherpa gear-carrying assistance.
Sherpa salary, equipment, food and clothing.

7. OXYGEN & HIGH CAMPS

3 × 4L oxygen bottles per member.
2 oxygen bottles per high-altitude Sherpa.
Oxygen mask and regulator for member and Sherpa.
High-altitude tents, food, cooking equipment and EPI gas at C1, C2 and C3.
Group climbing equipment and fixed/dynamic ropes as required.
High-camp accommodation: 2 members per tent.
Backup oxygen available (subject to charge).

8. ROUTE, WEATHER & SAFETY

Experienced Sherpa rope-fixing team to the G-I summit.
Satellite phone for emergencies (member use subject to charge).
Walkie-talkies for Base Camp–mountain communication.
Regular Meteotest, Bern weather forecasts.
Comprehensive medical kit.
Medical/emergency rescue insurance for Nepalese and Pakistani staff.
Two 14 Peaks Expedition duffle bags, tshirt, cap and buff.

Excludes

What is not covered in the itinerary

1. MEMBER INSURANCE

Comprehensive insurance covering medical treatment, high-altitude evacuation, rescue, air evacuation (Insurance copy required before departure from Kathmandu).

2. GRATUTIES

Sherpa summit bonus minimum of USD 2500.
Pakistani Sherpa summit bonus minimum of USD 1500.
For high altitude & kitchen staff tips minimum of USD 600.

3. INTERNATIONAL AIRFARE

The package does not include the cost of your arrival and return flights.

4. FILMING

The filming crew and the Permits is not included in the package.

5. PERSONAL CLIMBING GEARS

Please note that your personal climbing gear is not included in the package.

6. EXTRA NIGHT IN SKARDU/ISLAMABAD

Additional accommodation costs for early arrival, late departure, early return, or domestic flight cancellations.

7. PERSONAL EXPENSES

Telephone calls, internet, toiletries, battery recharge, hot showers, laundry, soft drinks, beers, and alcoholic beverages during the trek.

Trip Itinerary

A thoughtful daily breakdown of the journey with route highlights

Trekking Gear List

Download Gear List checklist

Travel Documents

5 items recommended for this trek

Valid Passport

Debit/Credit Card

PP Size Photos(4 Pieces)

Insurance Paper/Certificate

Emergency Contact Details

Medicine / First Aid Kits

17 items recommended for this trek

Paracetamol 500 mg

Ibuprofen 400mg

Oral Rehydration Salts (ORS)

Loperamide

Electrolyte tablets

Cetirizine

Omeprazole

Antacid Tablets

Cough Lozenges

Lubricating Eye Drops

Antiseptic Wipes

Blister Plasters

Acetazolamide (Diamox) 250 mg

Dexamethasone 4 mg

Nifedipine 30mg

Aspirin 300mg

Ondansetron 4 mg

Upper Body

8 items recommended for this trek

Thermal Base Layer

Fleece Jacket

Gore Tex Jacket

Wind Proof Jacket

Heavy Down Jacket

Cotton T-Shirt

Light Down Jacket

Dry-Fit Tshirt

Lower Body

8 items recommended for this trek

Thermal Base Layer

Fleece Trouser

Gore Tex Pant

Heavy Weight Pant

Mid Weight Pant

Trekking Pant

Under Wear

Down Pant

Foot Wear

9 items recommended for this trek

Summit Boot - 8000m

Normal Socks

Summit Socks

Trekking Shoes

Sport Shoes

Camp Booties

Slippers

Warm Climbing Socks

Liner Socks

Hand

4 items recommended for this trek

Thin Fleece Gloves

Wind Stopper Gloves

Heavy Gloves(Guide)

Summit Gloves

Head

6 items recommended for this trek

Glacier Glasses (Polarized UV Protection)

Sun Cap

Desert Cap

Fleece Hat/Warm Hat

Neck Gaiter

Balaclava

Sun Stuff

3 items recommended for this trek

Sunscreen

Lip Guard (SPF)

Moisturizer

Eating & Drinking

2 items recommended for this trek

Water bottle

Thermos

Toiletries

6 items recommended for this trek

Toothbrush

Towel

Wet Wipes

Toothbrush

Shampoo

Body Lotion

Sleeping Stuffs

5 items recommended for this trek

Sleeping Bag

Down Sleeping Bag

Therm-a-Rest Mattress

Sleeping Bag Liner

Inflatable Pillow

Bag Packs

3 items recommended for this trek

Rucksack 35L-50L

Duffle Bag

Dry Bags

Miscellaneous

11 items recommended for this trek

Pocket Knife

Nail Cutter

Umbrella/Rain Coat

Hot Water Bag

Pee Bottle

Tenacious Tape Repair

Altimeter Watch

Satellite Phone(Optional)

GPS Tracker

Power Bank

Camera

Climbing Equipment

13 items recommended for this trek

Climbing Boot -6000m

Trekking Pole

Ice Tool/AXE

Crampons

ATC GUIDE

Unlock Carabiner

Jumar/Ascender

Locking Carabiner

Head Light

Tape Sling

Summit Down Suit

Climbing Harness

Climbing Helmet

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FAQs

Yes. Gasherbrum I is an 8,000m expedition, so you'll need strong high-altitude climbing experience, good fitness, and solid technical mountaineering skills.

It's rated Hard — expect extreme altitude, steep terrain, cold weather, glaciers, and constantly changing mountain conditions.

Yes. Each member gets 3 oxygen bottles (4L), plus a mask and regulator. Oxygen support is also provided for the high-altitude Sherpas.

Gasherbrum I is also known as Hidden Peak and is located in the Karakoram Range of Pakistan.

The itinerary includes an extended acclimatization period with higher-camp rotations between approximately 5,000m and 7,000m before the summit push.

Yes. The package includes ice-wall and ladder training with the Sherpa guide to prepare members for high-altitude climbing.

Yes. Full-board meals including breakfast, lunch, dinner, tea, and coffee are provided during the trek and expedition.

No. Personal climbing gear is excluded and must be arranged by the climber.

Just reach out to 14 Peaks Expedition, and our crew will take care of you—helping with everything from availability to all the booking details.

Yes. Members who successfully summit Gasherbrum I receive a climbing certificate from the Pakistani Alpine Club.

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