We focus on Gilgit-Baltistan — a single province that holds five of the world's fourteen 8,000m peaks. Below are the places we know best, season after season.
A 200km string of villages along the Hunza River, framed by Rakaposhi (7,788m) and Ultar Sar. Famous for apricot harvests, Baltit and Altit forts, and a hospitality culture that goes back centuries on the Silk Road.
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The launchpad for K2 and the Baltoro. A high desert town wrapped in jagged peaks and the Indus river, with the otherworldly Shangrila and Upper Kachura lakes a short drive away.
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An alpine pasture facing the 4,600-metre Rupal Face of Nanga Parbat — the ninth highest mountain on earth. Reached by a slow jeep track and a final hour on foot through pine forest.
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The second-highest plateau in the world. Vast, treeless, blanketed in wildflowers from July to September. Home to the Himalayan brown bear and some of the clearest night skies anywhere.
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