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Virjerab La Pass Trek 2025 - 2026

Gilgit-Baltistan
Duration
30 Days - 29 Nights
Group Size
01 - 22
Tour Type
Trekking
Trip info
  • 4 Star Hotel
  • Yes
  • Yes
  • 15,910 ft
  • Yes
  • English/Urdu
  • VISA, Master Card
  • Jeep / Prado
  • Yes
  • June to September

Overview

Virjerab La Pass Trek (Shimshal to Hispar) is a long duration trekking holiday in our extreme/challenging category treks in Shimshal Valley of Hunza region. It is a holiday in one of the isolated valleys for trekkers offered by Summit K2 adventure Given below are the details of this holiday.

Tour HighLights
  • highlight-icon Challenging 30-day trek across Virjerab La Pass (5,985m), connecting Shimshal Valley to Hispar.
  • highlight-icon Experience the raw beauty of remote and untouched valleys in the Karakoram.
  • highlight-icon Trek through high camps, glaciers, and rugged terrain – a true adventure for seasoned trekkers.
  • highlight-icon Cultural encounters in Shimshal village, one of Pakistan’s most isolated mountain communities.
  • highlight-icon Stunning panoramic views of Rakaposhi, Hispar peaks, and surrounding giants.
  • highlight-icon Includes contingency days to adapt for weather, ensuring a safe and flexible journey.

Tour Plan

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Drive to Naran 6-7 hours 239 km, after lunch continue drive to Chilas 3-4 hours 113.3 km via Babusar Pass 4,173 m. Babusar Pass is a high mountain pass at an elevation of 4,173 m (13,691 ft) above the sea level. The pass is the highest point in the Kaghan Valley, Pakistan. The pass connects the Kaghan Valley via the Thak Nala with Chilas on the Karakorum Highway. It’s one of the famous hair pinned roads in the world.
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Transfer to Islamabad International Airport for your onward flight. End of Virjerab La Pass Trek with unforgettable memories.

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

The Virjerab La Pass Trek is categorized as an extreme/challenging trek. It involves high-altitude passes (up to 5,985m), long walking days, and camping in remote areas. Previous trekking experience at altitude is highly recommended.
The ideal season is July to September, when the weather is more stable, and the snow conditions on the pass are manageable.
Yes. Since this is one of the toughest treks in Pakistan, participants should have experience of multi-day treks at high altitude. Mountaineering skills (using ropes, crampons, ice axe) are a plus.
Accommodation will be in hotels/guesthouses in cities and villages, while the majority of the trek is camping-based with full support staff, tents, kitchen, and porters.
We include contingency days in the itinerary. In case of bad weather or delays, our guides make adjustments. Emergency evacuation can be arranged if needed, but it is mandatory for trekkers to have travel and rescue insurance.
A very good fitness level is required. You should be able to trek 6–8 hours a day at high altitude with a backpack. Regular cardio and endurance training before the trip is highly recommended.