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Nanga Parbat Base Camp Trek

Gilgit-Baltistant
Duration
9 Days - 8 Nights
Group Size
01 - 22
Tour Type
Trekking
Trip info
  • 4 Star Hotel
  • Yes
  • Yes
  • 13,450 ft
  • Yes
  • English/Urdu
  • VISA, Master Card
  • Jeep / Prado
  • Yes
  • July to August

Overview

The Nanga Parbat Base Camp Trek is one of the most scenic and accessible trekking adventures in northern Pakistan. Starting from the enchanting Fairy Meadows, the trek offers mesmerizing views of Nanga Parbat—the world’s ninth-highest mountain (8,126m). This moderate trek leads through alpine forests, glacial streams, and grassy meadows before reaching the base camp, where towering ice walls dominate the landscape. Perfect for those seeking a shorter, culturally rich Karakoram trekking experience.

Tour HighLights
  • highlight-icon Trek to the base camp of Nanga Parbat – the world’s 9th highest mountain (8,126 meters)
  • highlight-icon Experience the serene beauty of Fairy Meadows, Pakistan’s most scenic alpine meadow
  • highlight-icon Hike through dense pine forests, flowing streams, and panoramic glacier views
  • highlight-icon Camp under the stars with a backdrop of mighty Nanga Parbat’s snow-covered face
  • highlight-icon Explore the remote Beyal Camp and get closer to the mountain’s massive Rupal face
  • highlight-icon Enjoy a thrilling jeep ride from Raikot Bridge to Tattu Village on rugged terrain
  • highlight-icon A perfect adventure for beginner to moderate trekkers with limited time

Tour Plan

Arrive in Islamabad. You’ll be welcomed by our team and transferred to the hotel. Enjoy a short briefing and rest.
Early morning drive to Chilas through the scenic Babusar Pass (if open). Overnight stay in Chilas.
Drive to Raikot Bridge, then transfer to a local jeep for the adventurous ride to Tattu Village. From there, trek to Fairy Meadows (approx. 2-3 hours). Overnight in wooden huts or tents.
A free day to explore Fairy Meadows, relax, and acclimatize. Optional short hike to the Beyal Camp for stunning views.
Full-day trek to Nanga Parbat Base Camp (approx. 6-7 hours round trip). Enjoy breathtaking views and return to Fairy Meadows for overnight.
Trek down to Tattu and board the jeep to Raikot Bridge. From there, drive back to Chilas for overnight stay.
Long drive back to Islamabad via Babusar Pass or Karakoram Highway depending on weather and road conditions.
Free day in Islamabad. You can relax or explore sites like Faisal Mosque, Pakistan Monument, or local bazaars.
Our team will drop you at Islamabad Airport for your departure flight.

Included/Exclude

Cost Includes
  • icon-include All airport transfers and private transportation from Islamabad to Raikot and back
  • icon-include Hotel accommodation in Islamabad and Chilas (twin/triple sharing)
  • icon-include Jeep ride from Raikot Bridge to Tattu Village and return
  • icon-include Full board meals during the trek: breakfast, lunch, dinner, and hot drinks
  • icon-include Experienced local guide, support staff, and porters
  • icon-include Trekking equipment: tents, sleeping mattresses, kitchen utensils
  • icon-include Entry permits and fees for National Park and Nanga Parbat region
  • icon-include First aid kit and basic medical support
Cost Excludes
  • icon-exclude International and domestic airfare to/from Islamabad
  • icon-exclude Visa fees and personal travel insurance
  • icon-exclude Personal trekking gear (jackets, boots, sleeping bags, etc.)
  • icon-exclude Meals in Islamabad and Chilas not included in the itinerary
  • icon-exclude Emergency evacuation, helicopter rescue, or medical expenses if required
  • icon-exclude Tips for guides, porters, and support staff (recommended)

Frequently Asked Questions

The trek is moderately challenging and suitable for trekkers with decent physical fitness. No technical skills are needed, but some hiking experience is helpful.
The highest point of the trek is approximately 4,200 meters (13,780 feet) at Nanga Parbat Base Camp via the Fairy Meadows route.
The best trekking season is from mid-May to early October, with June to September offering ideal weather and mountain visibility.
No mountaineering experience is required. The trek follows well-established trails and doesn’t involve any technical climbing.
You’ll hike an average of 4 to 7 hours daily, depending on terrain, elevation, and acclimatization needs.
Yes, the trek can be personalized with additional rest days, sightseeing in Fairy Meadows, Rama Lake, or cultural tours in Gilgit-Baltistan.