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Skore La Pass Trek

Shigar - Skardu
Duration
7 Days - 6 Nights
Group Size
01 - 24
Tour Type
Trekking
Trip info
  • 4 Star Hotel / Camping
  • Yes
  • Yes
  • 5,420m
  • Yes
  • English/Urdu
  • VISA, Master Card
  • Montain Jeep
  • Yes
  • June to September

Overview

Skore La Pass is an exciting high-altitude trekking adventure in the remote Karakoram region of Pakistan. The trek offers a unique opportunity to explore the beautiful valleys, alpine landscapes, glaciers, and traditional mountain villages of Baltistan. The journey takes trekkers through Testay Valley and over the spectacular Skore La Pass before descending toward Skoro Valley. With stunning mountain scenery and a true wilderness experience, this trek is ideal for adventurous hikers looking for an off-the-beaten-path experience. The route combines challenging climbs, peaceful valleys, and unforgettable views of the Karakoram.

Tour HighLights
  • highlight-icon Cross the spectacular Skore La Pass (approx. 5,150 m).
  • highlight-icon Explore the remote and beautiful Testay Valley.
  • highlight-icon Experience traditional Balti culture and mountain villages.
  • highlight-icon Enjoy breathtaking views of the Karakoram landscape.
  • highlight-icon Trek through alpine meadows, rocky terrain, and high mountain passes.
  • highlight-icon Experience an authentic off-the-beaten-path adventure.
  • highlight-icon Complete the journey from Testay Valley to Skoro Valley.

Tour Plan

i Drive from Skardu to Shigar Valley.
ii-Continue towards Testay Village.
iii-Meet local trekking staff and porters.
iv-Overnight: Testay Village / Guesthouse or Camp
i-Start trekking from Testay Village.
ii-Walk through the beautiful Testay Valley.
iii-Gradual ascent towards Testay Broq.
iv-Overnight: Camp at Testay Broq
i-Trek deeper into the valley towards the Skori La Glacier area.
ii-Mountain and glacier views.
iii-Prepare for the high-altitude pass crossing.
iv-Overnight: Camp at Darso Broq / Skori La Base Camp
i-Early morning start.
ii-Ascend towards Skori La Pass.
iii-Cross the pass at approximately 5,073 m.
iv-Enjoy panoramic views of the surrounding Karakoram.
v-Descend carefully towards Skoro Broq.
vi-Overnight: Camp at Skoro Broq
i-Descend through the Skoro Valley.
ii-Enjoy green pastures, streams and traditional mountain landscapes.
iii-Continue to Skoro Village.
iv-Overnight: Skoro Village / Camp
i-Drive from Skoro Village towards Shigar.
ii-Continue to Skardu.
iii-Rest and relax after the trek.
iv-Overnight: Hotel in Skardu
i-Breakfast in Skardu.
ii-Free time for shopping and sightseeing.
iii-Trip ends in Skardu.

Included/Exclude

Cost Includes
  • icon-include All airport transfers and private 4x4 transportation during the trip
  • icon-include Two nights hotel stay in Skardu with breakfast (twin/triple sharing)
  • icon-include Full board trekking services: breakfast, lunch, dinner, and hot drinks
  • icon-include Experienced licensed guide, assistant guides, cook, and porters
  • icon-include All camping equipment including tents, mattresses, kitchen utensils
  • icon-include Permit fees including Gondogoro-La crossing and National Park entry
  • icon-include Porter insurance, staff wages, and accommodation during trek
Cost Excludes
  • icon-exclude International and domestic airfare to/from Islamabad or Skardu
  • icon-exclude Visa fees and personal travel insurance
  • icon-exclude Personal trekking gear (sleeping bags, jackets, shoes, etc.)
  • icon-exclude Meals in Islamabad and extra meals in Skardu not included in the plan
  • icon-exclude Emergency evacuation, medical expenses, or helicopter rescue (if needed)
  • icon-exclude Tips for porters, guides, and kitchen staff (customary)

Frequently Asked Questions

Skore La Pass is located in the remote Karakoram region of Gilgit-Baltistan, Pakistan.
The pass is approximately 5,150 meters (16,896 feet) above sea level.
It is considered a challenging high-altitude trek and requires good physical fitness and previous trekking experience.
The trek can generally be completed in around 5–7 days, depending on the selected itinerary, weather, and group pace.
The best season is generally summer, from June to September, subject to weather and mountain conditions.
Previous experience is recommended because the route reaches high altitude and includes steep and challenging sections.
Accommodation is mainly in tents and traditional village guesthouses/homestays, depending on the itinerary.
Yes, hiring an experienced local guide and support team is strongly recommended for navigation, safety, logistics, and local knowledge.