Biosam and Chapchingal Pass Trek

Boisum and Chafchingol, two high passes in the remote Ghuzherav Mountains, link Shimshal village with Koksil on the KKH 17km west of Khunjerab Pass. Traversing the South and North Ghuzherav mountains makes for a spectacularly beautiful and challenging trek. Boisum Pass is not glaciated, but the higher Chafchingol is. The approach to Chafchingol involves fording a deep, swift torrent several times and ascending Class 2 scree and loose rock. The descent is over a crevassed glacier.

Itinerary to do in Islamabad

Boisum and Chafchingol are two high passes nestled in the remote and stunningly beautiful Ghuzherav Mountains, connecting the serene Shimshal village with Koksil, located just 17 kilometers west of the Khunjerab Pass on the Karakoram Highway (KKH). This trek, traversing both the South and North Ghuzherav mountains, presents a spectacularly challenging adventure that rewards trekkers with breathtaking views of rugged landscapes, lush valleys, and towering peaks. Boisum Pass, while not glaciated, offers its own set of challenges, but it is the higher Chafchingol that truly tests your mettle. The approach to Chafchingol requires fording a deep and swift torrent multiple times, demanding both skill and courage, before tackling the Class 2 scree and loose rock that leads to the pass. Once at the top, the breathtaking vistas are a well-deserved reward, but the adventure doesn't end there. The descent from Chafchingol takes you over a crevassed glacier, adding an exhilarating element to your trek as you navigate the complex terrain and carefully maneuver through the icy landscape. This trek not only showcases the raw beauty of the Ghuzherav Mountains but also provides an unforgettable experience that combines both the thrill of adventure and the serenity of nature.

Highlights to see in Biosam and Chapchingal Pass Trek

  • Drive along the iconic Karakoram Highway
  • Explore historic Baltit and Altit forts in Karimabad
  • Trek to the breathtaking Ultar Base Camp

Details

Duration
23 days 30 minutes
Language
Guide in Spanish and English
Price

Group 4-14 pax (Privado 23 día/s 00:30 horas): 5,198.95 €

Availability and starting time

07:00 - Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday

When to book?
You can reserve up to before the activity
Free cancellation
Cancel anytime for a full refund.

Included

Government licensed professional guide/leader (pre-requisite for the Tour)
Airport transfers on first and last day from/to Islamabad International Airport, Islamabad
All domestic flights and transfers (according to itinerary)
All road transport in Pakistan (according to itinerary above)
All accommodation in Pakistan (hotels and camps) according to itinerary
All meals in Pakistan (breakfast, lunch and dinner) at hotels
All tour requirements on ground (including, support staff, (excluding personal) etc
1 Participación en Premios Mensuales: Ver Premios

Excluded

Travel insurance
Visa to Pakistan (Letter of Invitation and other supporting documents will be offered by us for visa application)
International flights (return tickets)
Tips for guides, porters, staff etc
Early Wind-up
Miscellaneous (drinks, telephone calls, laundry etc at hotels)
Souvenirs

Meeting point

Disfrute de los impresionantes paisajes del valle de Shamshal

Conditions

Is the interior of the monuments visited?
Exterior and interior of most named sites
Is the tour adapted for people with reduced mobility?
Not adapted
Guaranteed departures without min of travelers
Yes
Are animals allowed?
Not
Activity recommended for children?
Not

Our promises

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