Rakaposhi Base Camp is located in the Nagar Valley of Gilgit-Baltistan, Pakistan. It lies on the slopes of Rakaposhi, the 27th highest mountain in the world at 7,788 meters
Day 1: Islamabad to Gilgit / Minapin (by road or flight) * Option 1: Fly from Islamabad to Gilgit (45 min), then drive to Minapin (2–3 hrs). * Option 2: Drive from Islamabad to Minapin via Naran/Babusar or Besham (approx. 14–16 hrs total – may break into two days).
Day 2: Minapin to Hapakun Camp * Trek Duration: 2–3 hours * Trail: Begins at the edge of Minapin Village, ascending through meadows and pine forests to Hapakun Camp. * Overnight: Camp at Hapakun.
Day 3: Hapakun to Rakaposhi Base Camp (Tagaphari) * Trek Duration: 2–3 hours * Trail: Steep ascent through alpine meadows to the base camp. * Activities: Explore the base camp, enjoy views of Rakaposhi and Minapin Glacier. * Optional: Continue to Diran Base Camp by crossing the Minapin Glacier (additional 3–4 hours).
Day 4: Return to Minapin * Trek Duration: 4–5 hours * Trail: Descend back to Minapin via the same route.
Visit hunza , baltit fort, altit fort
Fly back to Islamabad
Guide Cook Accommodation Food Camping
Personal equipments Soft drinks Personal tickets
This tour can be customized. Please get in touchScenic and Culturally Rich Route: The trek to Rakaposhi Base Camp offers a perfect blend of natural beauty and cultural experience. From the lush green meadows to the majestic views of the Karakoram peaks, every step is a memorable adventure. Ideal for Training and Acclimatization: Rakaposhi Base Camp is a suitable location for pre-expedition training and altitude acclimatization. Its moderate altitude and terrain provide an excellent environment for strengthening mountaineering skills. Promoting Eco-Tourism and Sustainable Travel: This trek encourages responsible travel practices, helping preserve the fragile mountain ecosystem while supporting local communities through tourism. Climate Change Awareness Opportunity: The region around Rakaposhi is sensitive to the impacts of climate change. This trek can serve as a platform to highlight issues such as glacier melt, changing weather patterns, and the need for environmental protection. Youth Engagement and Outdoor Education: This route is an excellent introduction for youth and beginners to high-altitude trekking. It fosters outdoor skills, discipline, and respect for nature. Accessibility and Safety: Compared to many high-altitude treks in Pakistan, the Rakaposhi Base Camp trek is relatively accessible and safe, with well-established trails and friendly local support. Support from Local Communities: The people of Minapin and Nagar Valley are known for their hospitality. Engaging with them during the trek enriches the cultural experience and strengthens community-based tourism.
Islamabad International Airport, Islamabad, Pakistan to Minapin, Hunza Nagar